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Sunday July 17, 2005

In San Francisco

I'm in San Francisco this week doing some Spring Training. I flew in this afternoon and I'm staying only a couple blocks away from Moscone center. It's kinda weird being here when JavaOne isn't going on. It's even stranger to be staying on the block next to Kate O'Brien's and the Thirsty Bear. About an hour ago, I got to watch the fog settle in over the buildings - which is always a cool site. I'm looking forward to a fun week of teaching and showing developers how their lives can be vastly simplified by using Spring.

Posted in General at Jul 17 2005, 11:00:55 PM MDT 6 Comments
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Well dang it I wont be in SF till the middle of Aug. You better stay for a few extra weeks(3 weeks 3 days, Thank God, first week long vacation in 4 years) I want to take your Spring Training lol (Ok so maybe my fiance would kill me if I did something enjoyable that resembled work on my vacation)

Posted by Chris Berthold on July 18, 2005 at 02:07 PM MDT #

Hi Matt, You consider to be Spring-expert, may be you will be able to help me with these questions - asked by somebody here and by me here. Is it possible at all to have in EAR one Spring+Hibernate, and that it will be shared between all WARs in application? Thank you!

Posted by Olexiy Prokhorenko on July 20, 2005 at 04:40 PM MDT #

Hey Matt, not sure if my answer is 100% correct, but it'd be nice to see if I passed the Spring test. I answered him on the second link HERE

Posted by Chris Berthold on July 20, 2005 at 07:56 PM MDT #

I'll be in S.F. doing some Spring/Hibernate and mentoring in August. I worked in S.F. during the boom. I walked by Moscone every day. It is weird to go back... the streets seem empty compared to the go go days the dot boom.

Posted by Rick Hightower on July 21, 2005 at 01:33 AM MDT #

Olexiy, the answer to your question is that the structure of the EAR is very dependent upon the J2EE container being used. For example, Jboss will allow a directory to be placed at the root of the EAR that includes all dependent JAR files. In addition, JBoss will also allow all dependent JARs to be placed in a single JAR in a directory at the root of the EAR as well. Either one of these situations under Jboss will allow any WARs included in the EAR to depend upon the JARs at the top level of the EAR. Don't forget to create a proper manifest file in all EARs, WARs and also JARs that include other JARs. With regard to other J2EE containers, your mileage with this strategy may vary dramatically.

Posted by Bruce Snyder on July 22, 2005 at 04:38 PM MDT #

Thank you Bruce, Honestly speaking - I did exactly the same what you just wrote to me. I just needed to be sure that I am thinking and doing right. I am not that experience in Spring to be sure. :-)

Posted by Olexiy Prokhorenko on July 25, 2005 at 07:52 PM MDT #

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