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Beginning Spring Framework 2
by: Thomas Van de Velde, Bruce Snyder, Christian Dupuis, Sing Li, Anne Horton, Naveen Balani

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Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 005.133
EAN: 9780470101612
ISBN: 047010161X
Label: Wrox
Manufacturer: Wrox
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 472
Publication Date: December 10, 2007
Publisher: Wrox
Studio: Wrox
Sales Rank: 73366

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Product Description:
The Spring Framework is designed from the ground up to make it easier than ever to develop server-side applications with Java Enterprise Edition. With this book as your guide, you’ll quickly learn how to use the latest features of Spring 2 and other open-source tools that can be downloaded for free on the web. With each subsequent chapter, you’ll explore an area of Spring application design and development as you walk through the steps involved in building a larg production-scale example.

Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

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- Wrox never ceases to disappoint me
While the book is excellent and informative, in typical wrox fashion they don't include the complete source code on their download. So I'd definitely give the book 5 stars but lacking the source code, and the fact the compilation fails in maven, has to bring the score down.

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- Could Have Been A Good Book
I feel this book could have been good because the authors attempt a broad-sweeping introduction in a short and to-the-point manner. Sadly, however, I gave up on this book when I realized the authors/editors hadn't gone through and unit-tested each chapter's code and content for reasonable logical soundness from a pedagogical perspective. I ran into issues running simple tests because data tables were not created in the outlined setup process. More than just the issues with the code though, I felt from the onset that the authors did a poor job with the writing itself. These guys gloss over some concepts as if in haste to complete the book. The authors and editors, I feel, just did a poor job of creating an effective instructional instrument. To further its demise, the book's forum is poorly ... Read More

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- I like this book!
This book is perfect for me. I've suffered through heavyweight J2EE projects in years past, worked extensively on Struts servlet-only apps, and spent the last year building a Ruby/Rails application. Now I gotta ramp up for a Spring project and I need a book tailored to getting me started in Spring quickly. This book does that.

The focus is on getting an experienced developer up and running in Spring. I know I can backfill knowledge of Spring internals later with one of those 700 page books. I like that in addition to developing with Spring it ties in most of the nuts and bolts of project development - unit testing, build management, and Spring-specific eclipse IDE navigation.

There's a couple of niggly problems getting set up with maven, a resource location, and a .jpg ... Read More

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- Excellent resource even for non-beginners
Before reading I have made use of the Spring Framework (others did initial configuration) but never fully understood how it worked. This book helped explain features I did not fully understand and reinforced concepts I was familiar with. My current project utilizes Spring and this book jump-started our use of Ajax, DAOs, and Web Services. Easy-to-understand language and very readable.

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- good book to begin Spring seriously
It is a good book for beginners. It teaches you how to hands on code. The example is step-by-step. It answers lots question to a beginner. It is the best readable book I recommend to beginner.

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