Grails 1.3.4 Released Submitted by Adam Fitzgerald on Mon, 2010-08-09 11:41
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Grails 1.3.4 has been
released and contains numerous bugfixes and small improvements. Please see the
changelog for a list of issues which have been addressed.
Download |
Changelog |
Documentation |
Forum Be sure to ask questions in the
new Grails forum. Also, the Groovy and Grails sessions for
SpringOne 2GX 2010 have been added to the conference schedule, so be sure to
register now for early discounts.
Your Chance to Meet Rod Johnson Submitted by Evy Schwartz on Mon, 2010-08-09 10:43
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SpringSource University has got some amazing news!
Rod Johnson will be at the September 7th Core Spring Class in San Francisco!Yes, you read that right. He'll be talking about Spring, where it's going and let you in on some things you'll be really excited about.
After he's done, you'll get a chance to ask him your most burning question in a Q & A session.
The class is on September 7-10 in San Francisco and Rod will be dropping in on one of those days.
So do not miss this great opportunity! Click the link below to register:
Yes, I want to Meet Rod Johnson!Or, you can send an email to
springsourceuniversity@vmware.com and we'll get you signed up.
But don't wait, class size will be limited.
Oh...and this is just one of the exciting "celebrity" appearances planned at SpringSource University. To keep updated with the latest, you can now follow us on Twitter!
SpringSource Releases Hyperic 4.4 Submitted by Adam Fitzgerald on Wed, 2010-08-04 10:35
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The SpringSource Hyperic product team is pleased to
announce the general availability of
Hyperic 4.4, the leading platform for custom web application monitoring and performance management in physical, virtual, and cloud environments. The
Hyperic blog describes most of the new features included in the release, which include:
- Rapid Diagnosis of Virtualized Application Performance Problems: Hyperic 4.4 now provides visibility into all application infrastructure layers including virtualization, enabling operators to determine whether the root cause of issues lies within an application, its guest operating system, or its ESX host.
- Automatic Maintenance of Application Infrastructure Inventory: Hyperic 4.4 automatically discovers ESX hosts, virtual machines, and guest operating systems within minutes of their launch, and presents them in a unified topology so users can see which application components are running on which ESX hosts. It even tracks applications when they move to new virtual machines via vMotion.
- Virtualization-Aware Alerting: Hyperic 4.4 can distinguish between when a guest operating system has shut down unintentionally, and when it has been intentionally powered down or suspended. This prevents false alarms and enables system administrators to elastically scale their application infrastructure without triggering alert storms.
Check out the
Hyperic 4.4 demo, download
Hyperic Enterprise 4.4 or
Hyperic Open Source 4.4, and dive into the new documentation on
monitoring vSphere.
There’s Still Time to Register for These Upcoming Classes in August: Submitted by Evy Schwartz on Wed, 2010-08-04 05:37
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You still have a chance to register for some of our August Spring classes in your area.
Simply click on the class you're interested in and then click on the "register" link at the top, or you can send an email to
springsourceuniversity@vmware.com.
<LI>North & South America:
<LI>Europe, Middle East & Africa:
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Upcoming Webinars: Tomcat Performance and Spring DI Styles Submitted by Adam Fitzgerald on Tue, 2010-08-03 13:46
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In the next two weeks, SpringSource will host two very interesting webinars for the community.
- Performance Tuning Production Tomcat & tc Server - Tuning for Throughput (August 5th): This webinar will examine the Apache Tomcat configuration options that can impact overall throughput but in terms of requests per second and individual response times. Topics covered will include connector selection and configuration, caching, GC tuning and application architectures. When (and when not) to use Apache httpd to improve performance will also be discussed.
Register: Europe 3:00pm BST/4:00pm CEST, North America 1:00pm EDT /10:00am PDT
- Spring Dependency Injection Styles (August 12th): This webinar will provide a hands-on tour of the new dependency injection features in Spring 3.0. Focusing on container configuration, the webinar will show by example the use of XML, Annotated POJOs, and Java @Configuration classes to wire up your application. Just as important to knowing how to configure the container, the presentation will also discuss why you would choose one method over another, how they can be mixed and matched, and how a global view of the application can be viewed inside SpringSource Tool Suite.
Register: Europe 3:00pm BST/4:00pm CEST, North America 1:00pm EDT /10:00am PDT
Spring GemFire 1.0.0.M1 Released for Java and .NET Submitted by Costin Leau on Tue, 2010-08-03 08:13
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Dear Spring Community,
We are pleased to announce the first milestone release of the Spring GemFire 1.0 project is now available for both Java and .NET! The Spring GemFire project aims to make it easier to build Spring-powered highly scalable applications using GemFire as distributed data management platform.
To learn more about the project, visit the Spring GemFire
homepage.
Download it now:
Spring GemFire for Java |
Spring GemFire for .NETWe look forward to your feedback!
Attend Chicago Core Spring Class (Sept 14-17) for a Chance to Win a Ticket to SpringOne 2GX! Submitted by Evy Schwartz on Mon, 2010-08-02 13:15
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If you're even remotely thinking about taking a Core Spring class in the Chicago area, now is the time.
Two lucky students will walk away with one ticket each to attend SpringOne 2GX. (individual ticket value at time of class $1650)
So what are you waiting for? Grab your seat today.
Core Spring Class - Chicago, Sept 14-17Oh, and don't forget - class size is small, 15 students maximum so your odds are pretty good.
Register for Core Spring in Chicago today.
Video: Juergen Hoeller Discusses the Evolution of Spring Submitted by Adam Fitzgerald on Fri, 2010-07-30 09:43
Juergen Hoeller recently gave a presentation about the
Challenges of Long Term Software Quality in Open Source at the
Université du SI conference. The presentation describes the core fundamental values behind Spring, some of the challenges associated with a large set of optional dependencies and the value of
benevolent dictators.
Les
challenges de la qualité logicielle à long terme en open source
USI 2010 : conférence incontournable du l'IT en
FranceRendez-vous annuel des Geeks et des Boss souhaitant une
informatique qui transforme nos sociétés, USI est une conférence de 2 jours sur
les sujets IT : Architecture de SI, Cloud Computing, iPhone, Agile, Lean
management, Java, .net... USI 2010 a rassemblé 500 personnes autour d’un
programme en 4 thèmes : Innovant, Durable, Ouvert et Valeur.
Plus
d'informations sur
www.universite-du-si.com Juergen, along with many of the other core contributors to Spring, Groovy, Grails, and Tomcat, will also be presenting at the
SpringOne 2GX 2010 conference in Chicago, October 19th-22nd. Be sure to
register this event that has become the most important Java event of 2010.
Technology Exchange Developer Day at VMworld 2010 Submitted by Adam Fitzgerald on Wed, 2010-07-28 16:12
Start: 2010-08-30 09:00
End: 2010-09-01 17:00
Timezone: US/Pacific
Technology Exchange Developer Day at
VMworld 2010 is a conference focused exclusively on the needs of systems and application developers. The show, now in its 6th year, will take place at Moscone Center in San Francisco from Aug 30 through Sept 1. 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. There will be close to 30 sessions with content designed specifically for developers, architects and product managers. SpringSource technologies will be featured in numerous sessions including the following topics:
- Spring into the Cloud: Understanding Spring as a Cloud Application Development Platform - Chris Richardson
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.
- Inside VMforce: an Architectural Overview of the Enterprise Java Cloud - Ramnivas Laddad
Abstract: With the announcement of VMforce, VMware and Salesforce are building an enterprise Java Cloud that combines the Spring programming model with VMware flexibility and Force.com reliability and data integrity. This session will discuss the architecture of this new Platform-as-a-Service solution and provide a technical overview of how to run Spring applications that integrate with Force.com services. VMforce will be available for developer preview in Q4 2010, so VMware developers can attend this session for a special early preview of this exciting new cloud platform.
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 3-day event is $399 but if you also attend VMworld, the fee drops to $299. Follow the more news and updates at the
Tech Exchange developer blog or
Twitter feed.
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