News & Events

This week has been very exciting for the community. The SpringSource engineers are working at seemingly ceaseless, breakneck speeds to create new technology for you to use. My personal favorite piece of news this week? Dr. Dave Syer just introduced support for a POJO and annotation-based model (freeing you from the fragile interface and concrete implementation hierarchies) for the nascent Spring Hadoop project. Truly, nothing brings you to the cloud better than the Spring framework.

1. As you know, we just announced the upcoming Spring 3.1 webinar with Juergen Hoeller. Check it out and register!
2. This week saw yet another "Green Beans" post - the ongoing back-to-basics series from SpringSource, this time on using Spring with enterprise messaging technologies like AMQP and JMS.
3. We just published a case-study on TomTom's experience with Spring Roo. Check it out!
4. The video for Mark Fisher's and Oleg Zhurakousky's fantastic talk introducing Spring Integration 2 at SpringOne2GX last October is now on InfoQ.com.
5. Last week the Spring Data project announced 1.0.0.M1 of the support for the Graph database Neo4j.
6. The BSG DEV blog has put together an introduction to OpenID login with Spring Security and Spring Roo.
7. A great interview with our very own Ben Alex, leader of the Spring Roo project, on what's New in Spring Roo 1.1, has just been posted on the JAXEnter web site.
8. Joseph Labrecque (at the University of Denver) has put together a great tutorial on how to Get Up and Running with BlazeDS AMF in Spring MVC
9. Gunnar Hillert just posted a good disection of Spring MVC REST's ContentNegotiatingViewResolver.
10. Sivaprasadreddy Katamreddy is at it again, this time with a succinct post on the basics of Invesion of control (IOC) and Dependency Injection (DI).
11. The Vaadin web framework team has put together a detailed Wiki page showing how to use Vaadin in conjunction with Spring Roo.
12. A blogger (Krams) has just posted the second part of his tutorial on using simple ACL using Expression-Based Access Control in Spring Security