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Interacting with newly created bean instances using Spring's BeanPostProcessor

This article is taken from the book Getting started with Spring Framework   BeanPostProcessor is used to interact with newly created bean instances...

3 replies - 2834 views - 12/12/12 by Ashish Sarin in Articles

Maven Integration Testing And Spring Restful Services

Introduction My original blog showed how to seperate maven unit and integration tests using a very simple...

0 replies - 9380 views - 10/19/11 by John Dobie in Articles

SpringOne 2GX Kicks Off with Spring 3.0 release

The release of the Spring 3.0 and a free developer edition of the SpringSource Tomcat Server will be announced today at the SpringOne 2GX conference.  The...

1 replies - 8911 views - 10/17/09 by Mitch Pronschinske in News

Book Review - Spring in Practice

1 replies - 8973 views - 10/13/09 by Craig Wickesser in Book Reviews

Using Spring AOP to Trace Invocation

How often do you write something like this?public void foo(){ logger.debug("entering foo"); .... logger.debug("leaving foo");}If your...

8 replies - 14680 views - 07/23/09 by Mikhail Kolesnik in Articles

Non-Stop Control of Logging Level

Sometimes there is a need to change the logging level in the some modules of an application server. This usually isn't managed easily: the change the logging...

3 replies - 5540 views - 07/07/09 by Andriy Maksymov in Tips and Tricks

Spring Dependencies - Opposite Direction, Please?

Here we'll see how to manage dependencies between beans in Spring framework context using "opposite direction" of such dependencies.Spring is great...

10 replies - 4181 views - 06/03/08 by Andrew Sazonov in News