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Spring 3.1 & JBoss 7.1 Serving static content
Although the static content should be served by the Webserver i will make another post for that, but during development for local testing purposes you might want to serve Static content from the Application server, Spring provides several options to achieve this, i am sharing one such option that i use most of the time. Make sure [...]
Spring 3.0 – Getting Started
Spring 3.0 is a framework which makes it easier to create J2EE Applications by means of DI and AOP,where DI stands for Dependency Injection, also known as Inversion of Control or IoC. Dependency Injection/Inversion of Control Dependencies are given to POJO (plain old java objects) rather than that they are aware of the dependencies and get them [...]
Spring 3.0 – BeanFactory vs ApplicationContext
ApplicationContext is much the same as a BeanFactory. Both load bean definitions, wire beans together, and dispense beans upon request. But there are differences, ApplicationContext extends BeanFactory by providing additional features, see below the differences. BeanFactory: An Interface that implements Factory-Pattern A bean factory “lazily loads” all beans, deferring bean creation until the getBean() method is called. [...]