# 1st Airhacks Q&A And The Questions Are:

Jeff Picklyk: "How would you suggest convincing the ivory tower decision makers to leave plain 
old Tomcat + Spring in favour of JavaEE 6 or 7?"
Andreas Haufler: "...and you should evaluate: Do I even need a JavaEE monster? Scalability can be 
achieved at a much lower price (in terms of learning curve and complexity)."
My thoughts on Controversial 80 characters max withs.
Tony Anecito: "JavaFX and ClassPath"
Alberto Gori: "If this is true, I would say it's better to call em.clear() just after          
em.flush()."? 
Manfred Pauli: "You state you're never design your application by technical structures. Where would you pack exceptions to? Especially if they are used through the whole project. "
Yasser: "I am trying to use your example, but my test fails at "facade.service =    
service". It looks like my test case doesn't have access to the @EJB       
Service in the ServiceFacade."
Tim B. "If you     
have two applications communicate via REST and DTOs are forbidden, how do you   
share the model between those two?"
Anonymous: "How one generates eg: REST client stubs in Delphi for java endpoints? There is      
still no widespread WSDL-like tools for REST"
Conversation with Jeanne Boyarsky about @Ignore in unit test


I will at least answer the above questions today. If you have any other questions, just write a comment to this post. There are a few hours left...


You can also ask questions during the show using the built-in chat: or via twitter mentioning me: http://twitter.com/AdamBien (@AdamBien) or using the hashtag: #airhacks.



See you at Java EE Workshops at MUC Airport or on demand and in a location very near you: airhacks.io!