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11.11.2008
# SpringSource Team Blog ? Why should I care about OSGi anyway?
The main difference you will see in an OSGi-based application versus a traditional JEE EAR-based application is improved modularity. So the question becomes, does this improved modularity bring me any benefits, and if so what are they? | 11.11.2008 16:47 Uhr | osgi java spring
# Blog Archive OSGi at LinkedIn: Integrating Spring DM (Part 1) ← http://www.infoq.com/news/2008/11/osgi-in-the-enterprise
Spring Dynamic Modules (or Spring DM) is the integration of Spring and OSGi. It is very interesting because it allows you to stay in POJO land and be able to look for references/deploy services in an OSGi container without ever writing any OSGi specific code. For example you don?t need to write a BundleActivator, Spring DM does the plumbing for you. Spring DM is extending the Spring framework using the namespace extension described previously, to offer a new set of custom tags to wire the services together | 11.11.2008 16:24 Uhr | spring osgi java
28.11.2007
# Ken DeLong's Java Musings : Weblog
Horizontal Database Partitioning with Spring and Hibernate | 28.11.2007 12:00 Uhr | java spring hibernate data
24.05.2007
# Spring Batch Home | Springframework.org ← http://www.ddj.com/blog/javablog/archives/2007/05/spring_time.html
Spring Batch provides a technical framework and programming model to support long-running processes that perform a given set of tasks repetitively. A typical batch program generally reads a large number of records from a database, file, or queue, processes the data in some fashion, and then writes back data in a modified form. Spring Batch automates this basic batch iteration, providing the capability to process similar transactions as a set, typically in an offline environment without any user interaction. | 24.05.2007 14:20 Uhr | java spring
09.05.2007
# Chris Giametta » Flex, Spring, iBATIS, Cairngorm: Bringing It All Together
Over the past years I have been implementing Flex projects in many different settings. They range from business intelligence applications running against large data warehouses to simple tools that perform a very custom business function. From the beginning, using Flex 1.5 to now with Flex 2.0, I have experienced quite a few challenges and what I consider best practices when developing Flex Rich Internet Applications. | 09.05.2007 20:26 Uhr | flex spring java
02.05.2007
# XA transactions using Spring - Java World
This article focuses on distributed transactions using the JTA (Java Transaction API) and will elaborate on how distributed transactions (also called XA) can be used in a standalone java application, without a JEE server, using the widely popular Spring framework and the open source JTA implementations of JBossTS, Atomikos and Bitronix. | 02.05.2007 20:28 Uhr | java jta spring jms
06.04.2007
# Interface21 Team Blog » Request-Reply JMS with Spring 2.0
06.04.2007 12:29 Uhr | java jms spring
31.01.2007
# InfoQ: Interview: Arjen Poutsma on Spring Web Services
The Spring framework is very popular among Java developers as a more lightweight alternative to "enterprise" frameworks. One of the newest additions is the Spring Web Services subproject, which according to the Web site "is focused on creating document-driven Web services [and] aims to facilitate contract-first SOAP service development, allowing for the creation of flexible web services using one of the many ways to manipulate XML payloads."
InfoQ's Stefan Tilkov had a chance to talk to Spring web services creator Arjen Poutsma about Web services in general and the Spring support in particular. | 31.01.2007 09:25 Uhr | java spring soap xsd xml rest
21.12.2006
# Brian Oliver on Why Distributed Caching is Not What Spring Developers Need
21.12.2006 19:49 Uhr | java spring
07.12.2006
# Springy - Trac ← http://www.infoq.com/news/2006/12/Springy_JRuby
Springy lets you use a simple DSL based on JRuby to wire up your Spring context. | 07.12.2006 19:59 Uhr | ruby jruby spring
05.12.2006
# InfoQ: Tangosol Coherence Data Grid Adds Enhanced Spring Support
Tangosol has announced Coherence Data Grid for Spring. Coherence Data Grid manages data in memory across data grids, offering scalable performance that enables automatic, dynamic and transparent reliability of data. Coherence Data Grid for Spring will enable standalone Spring applications to leverage this functionality. Spring applications may publish messages and share state across the grid. Spring application events are also no longer constrained to the scope of a single JVM, and can now work together, scaling out data and processing capacity across a data grid as well. | 05.12.2006 20:35 Uhr | spring java
01.12.2006
# springmodules: Chapter 6. jBPM 3.1.x
jBPM module offers integration between the Spring and jBPM allowing for reuse of Spring's Hibernate support along with the IoC container. The module allows jBPM's underlying Hibernate sessionFactory to be configured through Spring and jBPM actions to access Spring's context. | 01.12.2006 19:44 Uhr | jbpm spring java
30.10.2006
# Specify custom isolation levels with the Spring framework
30.10.2006 19:44 Uhr | spring jta