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Spring AMQP

The Spring AMQP project's goal is to simplify development of messaging applications based on the AMQP protocol. Spring AMQP provides portable Java and .NET API across RabbitMQ and Apache Qpid implementations as well as convenient abstractions that promote a POJO based programming model. If you are familiar with Spring's JMS support, you will feel right at home. In this session you will take a tour of Spring AMQP features such as publishing, message converters, and creating multithreaded consumers. Support for the management of the RabbitMQ server will also be covered as well as its configuration using Spring.

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Using Spring with non-relational databases

The needs of many enterprises have stretched traditional RDBMS based solutions to the breaking point and as a result, a plethora of new non-relational storage options have appeared. In this talk your learn about some popular NoSQL database including Redis, Cassandra and MongoDB. We show how the Spring Framework is evolving to support non relational ('NoSQL') databases by bringing traditional Spring values such as portability, productivity and a unified POJO based programming model to this style of data access.

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An introduction to Spring.NET for Java developers

In this session you will learn the basics of getting started using Spring on .NET. All your friendly features will be there to great you: dependency injection, AOP, declarative transaction management, web framework, ORM, and messaging middleware integration, but with a .NET twist. Moving beyond the Spring Framework itself, the .NET version of Spring Integration will also be discussed. Come and see how you can your existing Spring Java skills to develop easily testable POCO based .NET applications

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