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@wmacgyver @tim_yates yup, no kidding. I think the best moment was @jeffscottbrown's grails+griffon+ws client example on the last day #2gxDec 7, 2009 3:50 PM
Juergen Hoeller
Co-founder of the Spring Framework Project
Juergen has been the most active Spring developer since the open source project began from Rod's Interface21 framework back in February 2003. Juergen and Rod together continue to provide the direction for Spring.
Juergen has earned great respect in the Spring and J2EE communities for his energy, the quality of his code, his incredible attention to detail, and his huge contribution in Spring forums and mailing lists.
Juergen is an experienced consultant, with outstanding expertise in web applications, transaction management, O/R mapping technologies, and lightweight remoting. He has specialized in J2EE since early 2000, having held technology leader positions in various projects ranging from enterprise application integration to web-based data visualization.
Juergen has earned great respect in the Spring and J2EE communities for his energy, the quality of his code, his incredible attention to detail, and his huge contribution in Spring forums and mailing lists.
Juergen is an experienced consultant, with outstanding expertise in web applications, transaction management, O/R mapping technologies, and lightweight remoting. He has specialized in J2EE since early 2000, having held technology leader positions in various projects ranging from enterprise application integration to web-based data visualization.
Presentations
What's New in Spring Framework 3.0
With the Spring Framework 3.0 release, we are introducing further annotation-based configuration options, unified expression language support and comprehensive REST support. This talk discusses Spring as a modern Java 5 oriented application framework: covering the core component model, annotation-driven web MVC as well as platform integration.
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Spring and Java EE 6
The Spring Framework is well-known for tight integration with the J2EE 1.4 and Java EE 5 platforms. Now Java EE 6 is coming our way... Where are new integration opportunities emerging? How does Spring differentiate itself from the new programming models in Java EE 6 - in particular from Web Beans? Where is the Spring component model compatible with the direction that Java EE 6 is taking? This talk will provide an early analysis and give an outlook on how the Spring Framework will adopt Java EE 6 APIs in the course of 2009.
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