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• Ajax and the Spring Framework with TIBCO General Interface by Brian Walsh   - [Clicks: 121]
  To users, Ajax implies a higher level of functionality. To developers, Ajax means more work. In this article, Brian Walsh describes how TIBCO's General Interface (GI) can lighten the load by extending and coexisting with your Spring JSP investment, with GI MVC running in the client working with the Java server framework Spring MVC.
  [Includes source code]
  http://www.theserverside.com/tt/articles/article.tss?l=AjaxandSpring - Jul, 2006
• Advanced Configuration of the Spring MVC Framework by Dejan Bosanac   - [Clicks: 373]
  In this article I will present some configuration tips for the Spring MVC framework that could help you manage multiple instances of your Spring-based web application. The configuration management topic is often neglected in the literature, but as we will see, it is very important for real-life web development. It is not directly related to any particular technology, so we will start by explaining the basic concepts of the problem. Next, we will focus on the Spring MVC framework and offer a few solutions for projects developed using this technology.
  http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2006/03/22/advanced-spring-configuration.html - Mar, 2006
• Developing J2EE Applications Using Hibernate Annotations and Spring MVC by M. M. Islam Chisty   - [Clicks: 2418]
  The first part of this three-part series introduced you to the latest JDK5 annotations feature. In this part, you will learn how to apply these annotations to develop real-world applications. With the combination of Hibernate annotation and Spring MVC, developers can drastically reduce the time at the configuration level. No more artless mapping files, no more klutzy XDoclet tags; life becomes so easy! This article describes a step-by-step procedure of how to build, deploy, and run a simple J2EE-based Web application using the above-mentioned technologies.
  [Includes source code]
  http://www.developer.com/java/ent/article.php/3577101 - Jan, 2006

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• Expert Spring MVC and Web Flows  by Seth Ladd, Keith Donald, Darren Davison   - [Clicks: 801]
  Expert Spring MVC and Web Flows shows you how to use the Spring web application development framework, part of the Spring Framework. This book covers Spring’s Model-View-Controller (MVC) code packages, HTTP, best practices for web application development, and integration with popular third-party utilities. Also featured is the new Spring Web Flow system, a cutting-edge workflow system introduced in Spring 1.3. The Web Flow system provides the perfect complement to the existing MVC system, rounding out Spring’s robust and powerful web development framework. This book is a must-read for anyone desiring to bridge the gap between the most popular web framework and the most popular application framework. The book pays special attention to existing Apache Struts–based web applications. It explains different options for integrating Struts code to take advantage of the powerful Spring Framework. Authors Seth Ladd and Keith Donald develop a sample application over the course of the book and build on the application as a method for introducing new material. Further, they provide a porting guide detailing how to port a Struts application into Spring MVC.
  Apress, Paperback - Feb, 2006

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