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Hi, I'm looking for a java framework to build a client-server application. There are many out there but what I have seen until now, they are all in the relational db, bean, browser area (these main components are not requiered for me!).

Is there a light framework for a server which just focuses on client sessions, security (authentication, role concept) and communication?

Thanks!

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I recommend you use JEE stack (JSF2.0, EJB3.1 and JPA) You only need a JEE aplication server, no any more.

An excellent manual: http://download.oracle.com/javaee/6/tutorial/doc/

angelcervera
That's just what I don't need (JSF, EJB). But thanks!
myborobudur
;) In J2EE 1.3 and 1.4 i did not recommend JSF and EJB (I used spring + struts + iBatis/Hibernate ), but give him a second chance with new versions.
angelcervera
A: 

Jetty is really, really easy and you can embed it in an existing application. It scales pretty well in the event you decide you do need additional features.

Chris Thompson
Jetty is browser based. My clients are java-clients.
myborobudur