The video from VMWare engineer Jerry Kuch's webinar providing an update on the new features in RabbitMQ is also available.
Finally, the video from the webinar that Ken Rimple, Srini Penchikala, and I did introducing how to more fully exploit Spring Roo's interactive add-on mechanism is available.
Remember, child contexts provide scoping - beans defined in one child can't see beans defined in another. This makes it very useful for things like Spring Batch Admin, which lets you upload and launch new Spring Batch jobs (which themselves are based on Spring configuration) on the fly.
The Java Assist blog has a nice post on using Spring MVC bean validation in 3.0 or later. Cool!
The Intelligrape blog has a quick post about using Grails' support for Spring beans, and exploiting Spring's lifecycle callbacks, particularly InitializingBean#afterPropertiesSet.
This week I'm in Bangalore, India with other members of the SpringSource and Cloud Foundry teams talking to major system integrators about Spring and Cloud Foundry. The uptake's amazing, and the feedback is even better. The new release features lots of new extension points in the Authorization Server features,
a Whitelabel UI for better out-of-box experience, and improved support for expressions in security filters. Check it out!
set the Locale of internationalized messages through an HTTP request.
Did you guys miss JAX, in San Francisco, this week? The talks that Chris Richardson and I have, and will, give are going to be online next week, but this week you should check out the presentation on using Spring MVC and Backbone.js together by Sebastiano Armeli-Battana, a community member who also spoke this week. Nice job, Sebastiano!
Also: be sure to check out the code!
basic performance monitoring. The VoltDB blog has a pretty nice writeup of how to implement repositories with Spring and VoltDB to build high throughput web applications.
As usual, though, the internet has given us a lot of great content to look at this last week, so let's dive right into the roundup!
