Dear Spring Community, Spring Session MongoDB 2.0.0.M2 is released. It is based on: Spring Session 2.0.0.M3 Spring Data Kay-RC2 Reactor Bismuth-M3 Spring 5.0.0.RC3 This is the first milestone with Reactor support, making it usable with Spring WebFlux. In the meantime, you can get the bits today if you visit the project site, get the coordinates, and include the version number in your Spring Boot application. Project Site | Reference | Help

Dear Spring Community, Last month, Spring Session lead Rob Winch announced the release of Spring Session 2.0.0.M1 (notice the lack of MongoDB there?) In that post, he pared back Spring Session to officially supporting Redis, JDBC, and Hazelcast. No more MongoDB. I’m here to announce that I’ve pick up the torch for Spring Session MongoDB. Managing both Spring Session and Spring Security (among other responsibilities), Rob couldn’t maintain high caliber support with too many data stores. Being a member of the Spring Data team, I felt better suited toward providing MongoDB support of Spring…

Greetings Spring community, I am happy to release the second milestone for Spring Cloud Spinnaker. Spring Cloud Spinnaker bundles up the continuous delivery Spinnaker platform, and provides a 1-click installer to let you install it to any certified Cloud Foundry provider. UPDATE: This blog post originally cited M2, however one of our early adopters spotted a critical bug, so M3 has been built and released with the fix in hand. Key features included in this release: Much more simplified way to login, select your org and space from dropdowns, etc., shooting for as simple an experience as…

Greetings Spring community, Spring Web Services has just released versions 2.3.1.RELEASE and 2.4.0.RELEASE. 2.3.1.RELEASE is a minor patch release. 2.3.1 Release Notes | 2.3.1 Documentation. 2.4.0.RELEASE rebases Spring Web Services to run on Spring Framework 4.2.x & Spring Security 4.0.x, the stable baselines behind Spring 4.3/Spring Security 4.1. At the same time, it remains compatible with Java 7. This version includes changes to the code base making it forward compatible with Spring 4.3 and 5.0, so you are free to move up to whichever version of Spring/Spring Security you wish to use. 2.…

Greetings Spring community, I am happy to release the first milestone for Spring Cloud Spinnaker. Spring Cloud Spinnaker bundles up the continuous delivery Spinnaker platform, and provides a 1-click installer to let you install it to any certified Cloud Foundry provider. At this year’s SpringOne Platform 2016 conference, there were two talks about Spinnaker. If you have early release access and missed them, you can watch right now. Otherwise you can catch them on the SpringDeveloper YouTube Channel once they are published. If your team/meetup/JUG is interested in hearing more about Spinnaker…

Greetings Spring community, There has been a lot of buzz in the past six months over Spring 5 and Reactive Streams support. I personally witnessed the number of questions Rossen received during his Reactive Spring MVC talk at DevNexus back in March. And his reactive talk at Spring I/O conference more recently was VERY popular to attenders. Based on the huge leaps and bounds Project Reactor has made in the past two years, we are taking two of our guides down: Creating an Asynchronous, Event-Driven Application with Reactor Uploading pictures with Reactor Those guides are over two years old, and…

Greetings Spring community, Spring WS has just released version 2.3.0.RELEASE. This is a major upgrade where we have updated several core dependencies such as Apache Wss4j 2 (from 1.6). I recommend upgrading to ensure you have the latest fixes. For a listing of completed issues see the report below: Release Notes | Project Page | GitHub | Issues | Documentation The artifacts are staged on maven central, http://repo.spring.io/release, and bintray. Cheers!

Greetings Spring Community, I hope you enjoyed my blog series on React.js + Spring Data REST. In that series, you got to build up a rich web app with hypermedia controls, conditional operations, messaging, and security. To make things even better, that series has been bundled up and converted into a tutorial: https://spring.io/guides/tutorials/react-and-spring-data-rest/ Some key updates made along the way: require.js has been replaced with webpack as the JavaScript module builder/loader of choice The code is upgraded to ES6. This means that some of JavaScript's newest features like classes…

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