Interview: Rod Johnson About Spring Framework 3.0 & Others
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In this interview made by Srini Penchikala, with the participation of Ryan Slobojan, Rod Johnson answered many questions about Spring Framework 3.0 and other applications developed under SpringSource’s umbrella - Tool Suite, Integration, Web Flow, Batch – talking about their current status and existing plans for the future.
Watch: Rod Johnson About Spring Framework 3.0 & Others (29 min.)
Starting from Srini and Ryan’s questions, Rod covered the following topics:
- Spring 3.0
- Maintainance release license
- SCA component model
- Java EE 6 and its support in Spring 3.0
- Spring Tool Suite
- Approaching cloud computing
- Spring Integration
- Spring and other languages – Ruby, .NET, Grails, Ruby on Rails
- Spring.NET
- Spring Web Flow
- Spring Batch
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Links are not working
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William El Kaim
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Re: Links are not working
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Diana Baciu
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I wish that the following were covered :-)
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Shantanu Kumar
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Re: I wish that the following were covered :-)
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Shantanu Kumar
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Spring Integration & Apache Camel
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Nitin Gupta
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Re: Links are not working
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Diana Baciu
Hello William,
I just tested the interview on both IE and Firefox and it works just fine.
Diana (InfoQ)
I just tested the interview on both IE and Firefox and it works just fine.
Diana (InfoQ)
I wish that the following were covered :-)
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Shantanu Kumar
- Support for RESTful web services
- Scala integration
- Scala integration
Re: I wish that the following were covered :-)
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Shantanu Kumar
Sorry for a hasty comment - RESTful services were covered in the first question.
Spring Integration & Apache Camel
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Nitin Gupta
Hi,
What can be the rational behind Spring Integration project? There is already Mule & Camel project available with good Spring support.
What can be the rational behind Spring Integration project? There is already Mule & Camel project available with good Spring support.
