Sometimes important changes sneak up. Such changes aren't driven by marketing campaigns, but by many individual decisions; there's no fanfare; by the time they're observed, they have surprising momentum. I mentioned one such development in my opening keynote at the recent Spring Experience conference: the steady rise of Tomcat.
Recently we've begun running polls on SpringFramework.org, [...]

In my recent post, I had mentioned that the Subversion repository for Spring Integration would be publicly accessible soon, and I'm pleased to provide that link now. You can checkout the project with the following command:
svn co https://anonsvn.springframework.org/svn/spring-integration/base/trunk spring-integration
If the checkout is successful, you should see the following directory structure:
spring-integration/
+–build-spring-integration/
+–spring-build/
[...]

Yesterday morning I presented a 2-part session at The Spring Experience entitled "Enterprise Integration Patterns with Spring". The first presentation included an overview of core Spring support for enterprise integration – including JMS, remoting, JMX, scheduling, and email. That presentation also included a high-level discussion of several of the Enterprise Integration Patterns introduced in the [...]

I was cruising the blogosphere today and encountered one of the shortest blogs I've ever read. To quote nearly the entire entry, "Every time you use Acegi, a fairy dies. The sad thing is there really isn't anything better around…".
Between our community forums, developer lists, JIRA, user conference BOFs, training, support, consulting and team blog, [...]