This session will cover the internal architecture of the SpringSource Application Platform. Topics covered include: – Modularity – Concurrency – Serviceability – Dumping, Deadlock detection, Management Console – Advanced features – Scoping, Profiles, Load-time weaving – Configuration.
This screencast details the migration process of a large Java EE web application from WebLogic 9.2 to dm Server.
The Spring Architectures presentation gives an interesting overview of the different design strategies you can apply within the Spring context. Eberhard Wolff has worked with Java since 1996, mainly in enterprise applications. He co-authored ‘Server Component Patterns’ and ‘Java Persistenz Strategien’ (German). He is also author of the first German …
Transaction management is a common topic in enterprise Java. However, the diversity of transaction choices is not immediately apparent. Many applications simply use JTA or JDBC transactions without consideration of the implications. This talk illustrates Spring’s support for various kinds of transactions: including native database transactions, ORM transactions and messaging …
The Spring Framework 2.5 introduced comprehensive support for annotation-based configuration, along with full support for the Java 6 and Java EE 5 platforms. Now Spring is preparing for the Spring 3.0 release, introducing further annotation-based configuration options and unified expression language support. This talk discusses Spring as a modern Java …