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Java Platform, Enterprise Edition is complex and cumbersome. Using lightweight frameworks is a new trend, as illustrated by the popularity of Spring, a lightweight application framework.

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This article describes how to integrate Spring with MantaRay, a lightweight messaging solution, to create a distributed, easy-to-use-and-deploy application framework.

Why integrate MantaRay with Spring?
One of Spring's strongest features is that developers do not need to install any piece of software to start using it. Most of Spring's functionality works without installing and configuring an application server (one of the horrors of Java EE mentioned above). Instead, developers are only required to import a Spring JAR with its dependencies, and they are good to go.

Using MantaRay is exactly the same: Developers do not need to install any messaging broker and configure it. They just import the MantaRay JAR and its dependencies, and start communicating through the standard JMS implementation.

Moreover, when adding more applications and more computers to messaging systems, a centralized environment forces developers to reinforce their brokers to handle the additional traffic and load. This is not the case with MantaRay. Developers just need to install the MantaRay framework on the additional applications in their system. That's all there is to it.


 

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