The move from EJB with strict rules and a lot of have-to-implement methods to POJO (Plain Old Java Objects) in enterprise Java applications has gained popularity recently. The main reason is that the use of annotations in Java to hook the Java objects into the enterprise infrastructure makes the code cleaner and more readable (and maintainable). JSR 181 is an example of such an approach. With JSR 181 and JSR 921 it is easy to create Web Services (and Enterprise Web Services) using POJO. An introduction to this is given in the Simplify Your Web Services Development with JSR 181 article. [via]
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