techno.blog("Dion"): Package Naming: To use "com." or not: "Think about how much package renaming we wouldn't have to go through in open source (net.sf.* -> org.myproject.*)."

techno.blog("Dion"): JVM support for AOP in JRockit: "It was nice to read Jonas Boner talk about the session at JavaOne 2005 on AOP in the JVM."

David Caruana's Software Rabbit & Pork: Spring Start - "Where do I Start?" For Developers: "I've bundled the code samples together with all their required dependencies into the following Spring Start Download - a getting started guide / tutorial for the Spring Framework. The whole thing has been tailored for use within the Eclipse IDE and takes almost no setup to get going. You should be able to step through code that uses Spring within minutes." - TIPS

Velocity And Spring Step By Step - Jakarta-velocity Wiki

Scripting Java: "It's possible to use Rhino just for scripting Java. You don't have to write any additional Java code; just use the existing Rhino shell and then make calls into Java... Extending Java Classes and Implementing Java Interfaces with JavaScript" & Rhino Examples

ONJava.com: An Introduction to Aspect-Oriented Programming with the Spring Framework, Part 1

Put JSF to work: "Build a real-world Web application with JavaServer Faces, the Spring Framework, and Hibernate"

ONJava.com: Demonstrating Spring's Finesse: "excerpt from Chapter 8 of our book, Better, Faster, Lighter Java" & Sample Chapters & Amazon reviews

ONJava.com: Persistence in Spring: "This example uses a DAO framework called iBATIS SQL Maps to implement a Spring DAO layer."

ONJava.com: Wiring Your Web Application with Open Source Java: "This article will discuss one strategy for combining frameworks using three popular open source frameworks. For the presentation layer we will use Struts; for our business layer we will use Spring; and for our persistence layer we will use Hibernate."

TheServerSide.com - TSS Featured Entry: Sending Velocity-based E-Mail with Spring

Object-relation mapping without the container: "Develop a transactional persistence layer using Hibernate and Spring"

Design a simple service-oriented J2EE application framework: "Leverage Struts, Spring, Hibernate, and Axis"

Software Musings: AOP and caching: "I looked around for a few minutes on the spring web site and found a couple of EHCache based method caches, stuck them into my working application, and presto: a the time delay that had been due to database look up was entirely removed. It actually seemed faster than normal javascript. AOP, when used correctly, is a trully beautiful technology."

techno.blog("Dion"): Java Archives: "JavaScript Embedded in Java 6A brief view into the history via this Sun Java 6 announcement, shows us that in the next Java 6 build, we will have Mozilla Rhino baked in... This is pretty huge, and will spark more development in scripting languages, and JavaScript itself. Now there is no barrier to install anything, and you will had JS out of the box. ECMAScript 4 XML is in Rhino. This means that we can leave the DOM (and friends) behind, and can use E4X right away! - PERFECT!

ONJava.com: Validating Objects Through Metadata

Beehive - Web Services: Getting Started, mentioned on JSR 181: Web Services Metadata for the Java Platform approved page.

XFire - Home: "a next-generation java SOAP framework. At its core is a light message processing model used to interact with SOAP messages via STAX." & Quick Start & SOAP and REST Clients & Web Service Design & Spring Container Support - COOL!

Otaku, Cedric's weblog: Dependency injection in tests: "The idea is to define your beans in XML with a framework like Spring and then use his decorator to inject the beans inside your tests. The problem with this approach can be summed up in three words: 'too much magic'."

Code Generation and JDK5 - xdoclet, sgen, generics, and annotions (talios.blog-city.com)