A normal event
The relational database is no longer the only game in town. The proliferation of alternative, NoSQL databases have emerged in recent years to specifically solve data access problems that relational databases can’t handle as effectively. One such example is the problem of scale; the relational database wasn’t designed to scale to hundreds of terabytes.
However, enterprises are increasingly storing and analyzing more data beyond that scale. Data that used to ‘spill on the floor’, such as events in web browsers, are being stored and analyzed to provide significant bottom-line benefits to the enterprise. The relational data model is not used in these new databases; instead data models such as document, column-family, and graph are used.
Spring has a long history of simplifying the development of writing RDBMS-based applications. The Spring Data project helps developers in writing NoSQL-based applications across a wide range of these new technologies. In this webinar, we will provide an overview of the NoSQL database landscape and show how the Spring Data family of projects can make it easier to work with NoSQL databases while retaining database-specific features and capabilities.
North America: Thursday, November 29
10:00 Pacific Standard (San Francisco, GMT-8:00)
Register here
Europe: Thursday, November 29
3:00pm Western Europe (London, GMT)
Register here
Dear Spring Community,
I am pleased to announce the first milestone release of Spring Shell project! Spring Shell is an interactive shell that can be easily extended with commands using a Spring based programming model, extracted from the Spring Roo project.
Downloads | JavaDocs | Reference Documentation | Changelog
For more information about Spring Shell please see the home page.
We look forward to your feedback on the forum or in the issue tracker.
If you are a Java developer looking to increase your Spring knowledge, vFabric Education by SpringSource is the place to start. We are providing several Spring trainings across the globe closely connected to your needs as a professional developer.
This month SpringSource offers a 15% discount code on all VMware trainings (partners not included). Please use the following referral code during the website registration process: springcustomerpromo. The complete Spring training schedule for July, 2013 can be found below:
Step 1: Core Spring
Americas
Asia Pacific
Europe, Middle East & Africa
Step 2: Spring Web / Enterprise Integration with Spring / Hibernate with Spring
Americas
Asia Pacific
Europe, Middle East & Africa
- July 01 - 04: Spring Web in London, United Kingdom
- July 02 - 05: Enterprise Integration with Spring in Madrid, Spain
- July 08 - 10: Hibernate with Spring in London, United Kingdom
- July 09 - 12: Enterprise Integration with Spring in Rome, Italy
- July 09 - 12: Enterprise Integration with Spring in Barcelona, Spain
- July 16 - 19: Enterprise Integration with Spring in Wien, Austria
- July 16 - 19: Enterprise Integration with Spring in Frankfurt, Germany
- July 16 - 19: Enterprise Integration with Spring in Zurich, Switzerland
- July 23 - 26: Spring Web in Frankfurt, Germany
- July 23 - 26: Spring Web in Milano, Italy
- July 24 - 26: Hibernate with Spring in Frankfurt, Germany
If you cannot find a professional training near you, you can always request an onsite SpringSource training
Dear Spring community,
I'm pleased to announce that Spring Dynamic Modules for OSGi(tm)
Service Platforms (formerly known as Spring OSGi) 1.2.0 final has been
released.
Downloads | JavaDocs | Reference Documentation | FAQ | Changelog
This release introduces the following new features over the 1.1.x branch:
Dear Spring Community,
We are pleased to announce that Spring JavaConfig 1.0.0.M4 is now available.
Download | Reference Docs | API Docs
Major Highlights
- @AnnotationDrivenTx - support for declarative transaction management
- @AnnotationDrivenConfig - support for @Autowired, @Resource, et al.
- @ComponentScan - scan for @Component classes directly from JavaConfig
- @AspectJAutoProxy - first-class support for @Aspect beans
- @MBeanExport - first class support for exporting JMX MBeans
- Complete PetClinic sample now available with distribution demonstrating use of JavaConfig
- Improved support for externalized values with @ExternalValue and @PropertiesValueSource
- @ImportXml - bootstrap Spring XML bean definitions from JavaConfig
- Improved error handling
- ... and dozens of other resolved issues
Please give this milestone a test drive, and provide your feedback through the Spring JavaConfig Forum or Issue Tracker. For more information, visit the Spring JavaConfig Home.
Chris Beams
Spring JavaConfig Lead
Reminder: The SpringSource Seminar Day in Linz, Austria, on September 8th is now just 40 days away! Please register by August 11th in order to guarantee your seat.
This special one-day seminar is primarily designed as an update for existing Spring users, covering several brand-new products in the SpringSource portfolio. The seminar features a keynote by Rod Johnson and Adrian Colyer, as well as five one-hour presentations right from the Spring project leads. This is your chance to get in touch with the SpringSource technology team!
The seminar fee for this unique opportunity is just 150 EUR. The city of Linz is easy to reach by plane, train or car from all over Europe. Full details, including agenda and registration, can be found here.
See you there!
Juergen Hoeller
VP & Distinguished Engineer
SpringSource
Location:
Webinar
Description:
This session will describe the integration of Skyway Software and SpringSource and how developers can use Skyway Builder to modify/customize existing Spring applications quickly and accurately. After a brief architectural review of Skyway’s and Spring’s tools, attendees will learn how to access Spring apps in Skyway Builder (using Eclipse), apply Skyway facets/natures, and autowire for Spring to redeploy the app to the same (or new) infrastructure.
Location:
Webinar
Description:
This session will cover all the basic information that a developer needs to get started with the SpringSource Application Platform. After a brief architectural review of OSGi and the dm-Kernel, attendees will learn how to install the product, configure the platform, create platform archives (PAR files), build modular applications, and perform fast iterative development and testing.
Location:
Metropolis, Antwerp, Belgium
Description:
Day Two of SpringOne 2008: keynote talks, technical sessions, real world examples of Spring being used in production systems.
Location:
Metropolis, Antwerp, Belgium
Description:
Day One of SpringOne 2008: Opening Keynote, technical sessions, real world examples of Spring being used in production systems.
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