Posts Tagged ‘Spring’

Welcome to Part 5 for Spring 3.0 MVC Series. In previous article we saw how to configure Tiles framework with Spring 3 MVC application. We used org.springframework.web.servlet.view.tiles2.TilesConfigurer class in bean definition to define the tiles configuration file. This divided our HelloWorld Spring MVC application in sections such as header, footer etc. In this part we will discuss about Internationalization (I18N) and Localization (L10N) in Spring ... Full story

Welcome to Part 4 for Spring 3.0 MVC Series. In previous article we saw how to create a form using Spring 3 MVC and display it in JSP. Also we learn about annotation @ModelAttribute. In this part we will discuss about Tiles Framework and its Integration with Spring 3.0 MVC. We will add Tiles support to our HelloWorld Spring application that we created in ... Full story

Welcome to the Part 3 of Spring 3.0 MVC Series. In previous article we created a Hello World application in Spring MVC. We leaned how to configure Spring MVC in web.xml and how to use different annotations like @Controller, @RequestMapping etc. In this article let us see how to handle forms in Spring 3.0 MVC. We will use the framework that we created ... Full story

Welcome to the Part 2 of Spring 3.0 MVC Series. In previous article we went through the Introduction of Spring MVC 3.0 framework, its request processing lifecycle and architecture diagram. In this article, let us create a simple Hello World application in Spring MVC 3.0. For creating the hello world demo application, we will use Eclipse IDE. Things We Need Before we starts with our first ... Full story

Introduction to Spring 3 MVC Framework Spring MVC is the web component of Spring's framework. It provides a rich functionality for building robust Web Applications. The Spring MVC Framework is architected and designed in such a way that every piece of logic and functionality is highly configurable. Also Spring can integrate effortlessly with other popular Web Frameworks like Struts, WebWork, Java Server Faces and Tapestry. It ... Full story

This note demonstrates how to create and deploy an MDP, and how to control it, using both Spring’s inbuilt component management mechanisms, and JMX. Scenario We have a number of JMS listeners in our application. Having ported our hardware to a grid of virtual machines, we want the feature to switch-on and switch-off the listeners on the VMs, and re-allocate the listeners to VMs across the grid ... Full story

Let us see how to add Spring support (Spring IOC) to a Struts application using Eclipse IDE. I will use the hello world struts project that we created in this tutorial as base reference and step by step we will add Spring support to it. In this tutorial we will use Spring IOC (Inversion Of Control) mechanism. There will be a business delegate class ... Full story