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Eclipse Virgo Milestone 6 Submitted by cfrost on Fri, 2010-10-08 03:38
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Milestone 6 of Eclipse
Virgo 2.1.0 is available from the
download page. We plan to ship the 2.1.0 release by the end of October.
This milestone fixes a problem with the tooling. Due to a layout change in the file structure the tooling was unable to start the server, this change has been reverted and the tooling works again.
Eclipse Virgo Milestone 5 Submitted by gnormington on Tue, 2010-10-05 01:06
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Milestone 5 of Eclipse
Virgo 2.1.0 is available from the
download page. We plan to ship the 2.1.0 release by the end of October.
Highlights of this milestone:
- Upgrade Equinox to 3.6.1
- Remove unnecessary bundles from kernel and shrink the classpath
- Distinguish more clearly between kernel and web server in documentation
- Bug 325334: Import-Bundle of fragment that does not specify bundle version range
- Rename service scoping control property
- Various diagnostic improvements
- Improve permission handling in Windows startup scripts and document a workaround
- Add empty pickup directory to kernel zip
- Various minor improvements
Massive SpringSource University Discounts in India Submitted by Evy Schwartz on Mon, 2010-10-04 18:20
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Festival season is arriving in India and we've decided to offer huge discounts for any class taken between now and 3 January.
You can save in 2 ways:
Group Discounts:
- Individuals - 10%
- Group of 2 - 50% off on the 2nd
- Group of 3 - 3rd attends for free
Combo Discounts (Take Core Spring and a 2nd class for big savings):
- Enterprise Integration with Spring (Rs. 59,500 normal price) Now Rs. 19,800
(Core Spring + Enterprise Integration: Rs.79,300)
- Rich Web Applications with Spring (Rs. 59,500 normal price) Now Rs. 19,800
(Core Spring + Rich Web: Rs.79,300)
- Groovy Grails (Rs. 44,625 normal price) Now Rs. 14,800
(Core Spring + Groovy Grails: Rs74,300)
- Hibernate with Spring (Rs. 29,750 normal price) Now Rs. 9,800
(Core Spring + Hibernate with Spring: Rs.69,300)
Here is the
schedule for upcoming classes in India. But if you're interested, hurry...you must register by 19 October to get these discounts!
To get your discount code to register or for more information, just send an email to
trainingdiscounts@springsource.com.Technology Exchange at VMworld 2010 Europe Submitted by Adam Fitzgerald on Tue, 2010-09-28 13:09
Start: 2010-10-11 08:00
End: 2010-10-11 17:00
Timezone: US/Pacific
Technology Exchange Developer Day at
VMworld 2010 Europe is a 1-day conference focused exclusively on the needs of systems and application developers. It will feature the best practices for application development and delivery on VMware products and deep dive into public and private cloud APIs from VMware.
- Spring into the Cloud: Understanding Spring as a Cloud Application Development Platform - Adam Skogman
Abstract: This session will provide a brief technical overview of Spring, the most popular enterprise Java development framework, and then will focus on the best practices for Spring-based cloud application development. Using Spring’s dependency injection and configuration controls, Spring-based applications can become portable from the developer desktop to the enterprise datacenter and into the cloud. Join the experts from SpringSource to learn how to ensure today’s applications are ready for tomorrow’s runtime environment.
- Developing and Deploying Custom Zimbra User Interface and 3rd Party Integrations - Raja Rao
Abstract: Zimbra Collaboration Suite (ZCS) is a modern Web 2.0 platform that allows developers to easily extend product functionality and customize user experiences through "Zimlets" and open APIs. Zimlets are a framework for integrating ZCS with third party information systems and content as well as creating ""mash-up"" user interfaces and new application "tabs' for end-users. Zimlets and Zimbra APIs let developers solve the problems facing organizations such as adding management access to your preferred voicemail server or CRM, which is not possible in legacy platforms. The upside to creating a custom experience is quite large; in addition to increasing the overall satisfaction of end-users with simplified workflows, it is possible to integrate much of your backend IT systems and make email the heart of the business. During this session, we will provide reference examples, such as Salesforce.com, WebEx, and Facebook, and show how developers with a Javascript, HTML, CSS background plus Zimbra's SOAP and REST APIs can customize ZCS to create and deploy their own Zimlets quickly.
The complete session list and abstracts are available at
Tech Exchange developer blog and will shortly be posted on the web site. Be sure to
register for this great show. The conference fee for the 1-day event is €125 Euros + VAT. Follow the more news and updates at the
Tech Exchange developer blog or
Twitter feed.
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Spring ActionScript 1.0 is Now Available Submitted by Adam Fitzgerald on Fri, 2010-09-24 09:17
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Dear community,
We're pleased to announce that Spring ActionScript 1.0 is now available.
Download |
API Documentation |
HTML Docs |
ChangelogSpring ActionScript is an offshoot of the Java Spring Framework written in ActionScript 3.0. The framework contains the following core features:
- Inversion of Control container, configurable with XML or MXML
- EventBus supporting loose communication between application components
- Metadata/annotation processing used for autowiring, event handling, ...
- Operation, Command and Task API
- Utilities for abstracting server communication
- Support for Modules
- Extensions for the Cairngorm and PureMVC frameworks
The Spring Actionscript team would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who took the time to report bugs, give suggestions and help out in any other kind of way. Without the dedicated Spring community behind us, the framework would not be where it is today. Thank all of you!
As always, we're on the look out for new members to join the team. If you are willing to invest some of your spare time to write documentation, sample applications, fix bugs or develop new functionality then please don't hesitate to get in touch with us!
For the full list of changes please check the
changelog. If you have any suggestions for new functionality or improvements to the existing code base, then please use JIRA to submit a feature request.
More InformationFor more information on the Spring ActionScript framework, please see the following links:
Enjoy this release and have fun coding!
SpringSource at JavaOne - the Wrap-up Submitted by Adam Fitzgerald on Thu, 2010-09-23 12:44
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SpringSource had a great time at
JavaOne 2010 this week - many thanks to all of the community members that came by the booth to chat with the technical experts. All of the Spring sessions were totally packed and there was so much interest in
Spring Roo and using
REST with Spring MVC that those sessions had to be repeated!
There was also tons of interest in Groovy & Grails. A special congratulations to
Groovy which won the
JavaOne Script Bowl for the second year running. A huge thank you to
Graeme Rocher who stepped in for an ailing
Guillaume Laforge and managed to carry Groovy to victory.
If you couldn't make it to JavaOne, don't forget that
SpringOne 2GX 2010 has over 100 deep technical sessions for both Spring, Tomcat, Groovy & Grails. If you want to build applications that are portable from the desktop to the data center and into the cloud then this conference is for you.
Register now! Spring Web Flow 2.2.0.RC1 is available Submitted by Rossen Stoyanchev on Thu, 2010-09-23 00:03
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Building on the
JSF 2 support in M1 this release features:
- JSF 2 Spring Travel sample built with PrimeFaces components.
- A Facelets tag library for the popular Spring Security framework including an <authorize> tag and several EL functions.
- A working Portlet 2.0 and JSF 1.2 sample that builds on Web Flow's own Portlet support (i.e. without any Portlet Bridge for JSF dependencies).
- Spring JavaScript jar split into two artifacts: one for Java and one for non-Java resources (css, .js).
- Upgarde to dojo 1.5 and inclusion of dojox in the bundled custom build.
Full Changelog |
DownloadNote that documentation is not yet updated. Please use the sample code provided with the distribution and the comments in the appropriate
JIRA tickets.
Spring at JavaOne 2010 Submitted by Josh Long on Sun, 2010-09-19 20:30
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Attending JavaOne? SpringSource will be there in force. We've got booths at the expo hall where we'll be talking about Spring and Groovy and Grails. Additionally, we've got an excellent array of speakers presenting at JavaOne (the speaker and session information is below).
Hope to see you there!
| S314404 | A Lean, RESTful Java Architecture for Building Rich HTML5 Web Applications | Keith Donald, Jeremy Grelle | Tuesday, September 21, 1:00PM | Parc 55, Embarcadero
Wednesday, September 22, 10:00AM | Parc 55, Embarcadero |
| S314051 | New Java Virtual Machine Tricks: Enhanced Hot Code Replace and Mixin Generatio | Ben Alex, Andy Clement | Tuesday, September 21, 9:30AM | Parc 55, Cyril Magnin III |
| S313963 | Script Bowl 2010: A Scripting Languages Shoot-out | Graeme Rocher | Monday, September 20, 10:00AM | Hilton San Francisco, Continental Parlor 1/2/3 |
| S313637 | What's New in Grails 1.3? | Graeme Rocher | Monday, September 20, 1:00PM | Hilton San Francisco, Yosemite C |
| S314273 | Groovy: To Infinity and Beyond | Jeff Brown | Monday, September 20, 11:30AM | Parc 55, Cyril Magnin III |
| S314360 | Dependency Injection (DI) Flavors in Spring 3 | Costin Leau | Monday, September 20, 9:30PM | Moscone South, Rm 303 |
| S314364 | Standard Dependency Injection (DI) with @Inject and JSR 330 | Costin Leau | Wednesday, September 22, 2:15PM | Parc 55, Embarcadero |
| S314055 | Extreme Java Productivity: Enterprise Applications in Just Minutes | Ben Alex | Monday, September 20, 1:00PM | Hilton San Francisco, Golden Gate 8
Monday, September 20, 4:00PM | Hilton San Francisco, Golden Gate 8 |
| S313008 | Diagnosing and Fixing Memory Leaks in Web Applications: Tips from the Front Line | Mark Thomas | Tuesday, September 21, 9:30AM | Parc 55, Cyril Magnin II |
Google and Salesforce Added to SpringOne 2GX 2010 Submitted by Adam Fitzgerald on Thu, 2010-09-16 17:47
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Today SpringSource
announced that
Google and
salesforce.com will be presenting special unique one day tracks at
SpringOne 2GX.
- Google sessions will cover development with Google Web Toolkit and Spring Roo, optimizing cloud applications for speed, Google App Engine for Business and how to leverage new Google cloud prediction and big query services
- salesforce.com sessions will provide details behind the Force.com cloud platform, how to design and build Spring applications on VMforce and how to utilize collaboration, messaging, metrics and reporting services as part of your next generation enterprise applications
If you are looking to learn more about GWT, Force.com, Google App Engine or VMforce, then SpringOne 2GX is the best place to get up to speed. Of course, the conference also has all the amazing Spring, Groovy and Grails content as well - with over 100 deep technical sessions in three days, SpringOne 2GX is the premier Java developer conference of 2010.
Register now!Accepting Nominations for the 1st annual Springy Awards Submitted by Adam Fitzgerald on Sun, 2010-09-12 20:44
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The 1st Annual
Springy Awards are here! It’s time to celebrate the best and brightest in Java development and innovation. We want to hear about your recent successes and most innovative products – whether it’s a killer web app built using
Grails, an innovative product built using
Spring Roo or an open source solution that builds on one of the Spring projects. You tell us what Spring or Groovy & Grails technologies you are using and why you or your team’s efforts should be recognized.
Categories include:
- Best Web Application
- Best Enterprise Application
- Most Innovative Product or Open Source Project
- Community Champion
Nominations will be reviewed by the SpringSource thought-leaders and technology team. Judging is based on cutting-edge use of Spring or Groovy & Grails technologies. Winners will be announced at the upcoming
SpringOne 2GX event in October and will be posted here on SpringSource.org after the show. You’ll also get a cool Springy award to show off.
Nominate your product now!
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