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Thursday January 22, 2004

If you're planning on using Spring...

If you're planning on using Spring with Hibernate, Data Access with the Spring Framework is a must read. This article makes it look easy (and simpler) to use Spring's Hibernate helper classes than the regular Hibernate API. Good stuff - this kind of stuff makes integrating Spring into AppFuse look like fun. Deleting code is always fun. I wonder if MyEclipse will roll in some support for the Spring Framework? What about IDEA? Yeah, I broke down and bought a copy. I could use some "get to know your IDE" tutorials though. One thing I learned from Open Source Programming (and originally from The Pragmatic Programmer) is get to know your IDE. I could certainly use some more expertise on Eclipse and IDEA. I'm going to buy MyEclipse, a good Eclipse book and go read some IDEA documentation. Ambitious plans right before bed - sure sounds good though. Links appreciated - I want to make my IDE-life easier.

Posted in Java at Jan 22 2004, 10:21:21 PM MST 2 Comments
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There's an Eclipse plugin for Spring in alpha now... We'll have a proper announcement next month.

Posted by Rod Johnson on January 22, 2004 at 07:45 PM MST #

The structure outlined in the Data Access with the Spring Framework is used in Spring's petclinic example, where both Raw JDBC and Hibernate implementations are provided.

Posted by Sam Newman on January 23, 2004 at 03:16 PM MST #

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