Spring Java Configuration is the answer of Rod Johnson to all xml haters, with javaconfig you can configure the whole Spring IOC in pure Java
Spring Autowiring with Annotations will lead you to a more readable and smaller xml configuration file
Spring Transactions with Annotations will let you fine-grained configuration of your service layer transactionality
Spring and Terracotta [...]
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Spring Facts
Spring & Hessian, how cool!
I’ve tried today to expose some of our services in our application service layer.
All those classes are simple POJOs, autowired with Spring.
I’ve chosen Hessian for few reasons:
I never liked xml, soap, etc…
we need web services over http (so no RMI)
it’s very fast
we might need different type of clients connecting to the application (Hessian apparently supports [...]
What’s really agile?
Today we ended a scrum sprint, two weeks long.
In two weeks a team of five developers managed to setup a project using state of art tecnologies such as DRW, ActiveMQ, ServiceMix, Hibernate, Spring, Atomikos XA Transactions.
Not only we have a use case up and running and we are able to show case it to the [...]
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