Title : Spring 2.5 - Aspect-Oriented Programming(AOP) [Book]
Author : PacktPub
Date : Fri Feb 20th, 2009

Developing powerful web applications with clean, manageable code makes the maintenance process much easier. Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) is the easiest and quickest way to achieve such results. Spring is the only Java framework to offer AOP features. The combined power of Spring and AOP gives a powerful and flexible platform to develop and maintain feature-rich web applications quickly.

Title : Spring Framework Interview Questions
Author : faqs
Date : Fri Feb 13th, 2009

The Spring Framework is an open source application framework for the Java platform and .NET Framework[1]. The first version was written by Rod Johnson who released the framework with the publication of his book, Expert One-on-One J2EE Design and Development (Wrox Press, October 2002). The framework was first released under the Apache 2.0 license in June 2003. The first milestone release, 1.0, was released in March 2004, with further milestone releases in September 2004 and March 2005. The Spring 1.2.6 framework won a Jolt productivity award in 2006.The current version is 2.5.6.

Title : Web frameworks supported by Spring
Author : Sutha
Date : Mon Dec 1st, 2008

Most of the webapplications are implemented by Model-View-Controller(MVC) pattern. There are plenty of good frameworks use the MVC paradigm. Obviously, MVC becomes defacto standard for a webapplication because of it's maintainability and clear seperation of presentation layer and the business layer. Spring is one amoung the group, a lightweight container used in the enterprise development, also it provides a good implementation of MVC for its presentation layer. In realtime most of the applications and companies already made a huge investment on Struts and other popular frameworks. They want to stick with the old frameworks and also want to enjoy the features of Spring framework. Spring is more flexible than any other framework, spring provides abstract layer for every framework to integrated into the them. In this article, i will explain you the way how you can integrate few of the popular frameworks in web development, When you read the whole article, you will be more familiar with various integration methods on each framework and i will explain spring webflow which is a subproject in the Spring community. let's start with integrating Struts into Spring.

Title : Spring 2.5 - New Features, Auto Detection of components and Annotations
Author : Christy
Date : Mon Dec 22nd, 2008

This article provides a basic introduction to the new features that are available in Spring 2.5. This article provides no aim in explaining about the fundamentals of Spring framework as well as the related theories. For a more fundamental understanding, refer Introduction to Spring. The article initially begins by explaining about the common annotations like @Autowired, @Resource, @PostConstruct, @PreDestroy that were introduced as part of moving the configuration details from xml to Annotation. This is then followed by Auto-detection of classes and the set of annotations that were introduced in Spring MVC for simplifying web development have also been covered. If you are not understaning anything about the spring framework, please read the list of articles before coming to this article:

Title : Integrating Spring with JMS
Author : Christy
Date : Tue Dec 16th, 2008

Java Messaging Service opened the door for modeling the asynchronous mode of communication. It provides a common way of sending and receiving messages by having a middle man, also called as Message Broker or Message oriented Middleware. Now with the capability of an asynchronous framework like JMS being integrated with Spring, it can take all the benefits of Spring and this article shows you the steps of integrating Spring with the JMS framework. This article assumes that you have a fair bit of knowledge in Spring as well as in JMS.

Title : Developing a Spring Framework MVC application step-by-step using NetBeans
Author : KannanRaghupathy
Date : Mon Nov 24th, 2008

Developing a Spring Framework MVC application step-by-step using NetBeans

Title : Email Integration in Spring Framework
Author : KannanRaghupathy
Date : Tue Nov 18th, 2008

The Spring Framework provides a supportive utility library for sending email that shields the user from the essentials of the core mailing system and is dependable for low level resource handling on behalf of the customer. Spring Framework uses the following package as a root level package for the email support: org.springframework.mail

Title : Types of Managed Bean scopes in Spring Framework
Author : Sutha
Date : Tue Jul 22nd, 2008

This article presents the different scopes on Spring managed beans. This is one of the greatest advantage using spring's managed beans. Every bean definition can be declared with different scopes. If you are the beginner learning the Spring Framework first time, please read our introduction articles on the Spring Framework :

Title : Spring Web Flow - Introduction
Author : MunafSahaf
Date : Tue May 1st, 2007

You must have found the web applications are getting more and more complex and to maintain them is getting even harder. You now have to write or understand and maintain a large and complex page flows (flow of the application). If you are bugged down with creating such a complex application the answer lies in using Spring Web Flow.

Title : Introduction to Spring Web Framework
Author : Raja
Date : Wed Dec 31st, 1969

Today, the Principle of Inversion of Control has gained much popularity and Spring is a Light-Weight Framework that adopts this principle extensively for Building Java or J2ee Applications. In most of the times an Application never wants to gain access to all the services provided by the heavy-weight J2ee Container, but still will use it. In such a case, an Application can depend on the light-weight services provided by the Spring Framework/Container. How this is possible is detailed in brief in this article. Anyway Spring is not a complete replacment for J2ee Container. This article provides an Introduction over the Core features of the Spring Framework like how to Declare and Initialize Beans Declaratively, how to establish Dependencies among Beans etc. The later part of the article explores more on the various stuff available within the Bean Xml Configuration File along with plenty of sample snippets.