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 Chapter 1, Jump-Start Spring 2: This is the hit-the-ground-running chapter. Through a series of simple hands-on examples, you start to work with the Spring framework immediately. Chapter 2, Designing Spring Applications: This chapter shows you how to code and test simple Plain Old Java Objects (POJOs) that implement only the business logic, and how Spring enables you to use them as the core of your server-based application. Chapter 3, Spring Persistence Using JPA: This chapter shows how you can easily database enable the POJOs you created in Chapter 2 by adding some Java annotations. Chapter 4, Using Spring MVC to Build Web Applications: When you want to create web-based applications, you need to create web pages and forms that the user can interact with.In this chapter you learn about the Spring MVC architecture, and get hands-on experience working with it. Chapter 5, Advanced Spring MVC: Other advanced Spring MVC techniques, including supporting file upload, handling multiple-page entry forms, providing personalization so each user can customize his or her own experience, and adding international support to your Spring MVC application, are also covered in this chapter. Chapter 6, Spring Web Flow: This chapter puts you in the center of Spring Web Flow actions as you migrate several Pix application scenarios from Spring MVC to Spring Web Flow. Chapter 7, Ajax and Spring: In this chapter, using DWR and Spring, you create an Ajax-enabled highly interactive web user interface for the viewing of Pix albums. Chapter 8, Spring and JMS: Message-Driven POJOs: When subsystems send data to one another, the sender and the receivers are not always available at the same time. Chapter 9, Spring Web Services and Remoting: This chapter introduces you to web service concepts and lingo, and gets you implementing a Pix-based affiliates-registration web service using Spring and XFire. Chapter 10, Web Service Consumers and Interoperation with .NET: Since web services can be accessed over the Internet, you are likely to need to create clients that call web services created by others.This chapter shows you step by step how to create such a client — often called a web service consumer. Chapter 11, Rapid Spring Development with Spring IDE: The chapter shows you how to start using Spring IDE by providing a step-by-step install guide and detailed descriptions of how to you can leverage the different features in your day-to-day work with the Spring framework. Chapter 12, Spring AOP and Aspect J: In this chapter you get an introduction to AOP, see how it can really help you to improve the agility and adaptability of even the largest projects, and learn how it greatly facilitates long-term maintenance. Chapter 13, More AOP: Transactions: This chapter introduces transactional concepts, describes how Spring uses interception and applies AOP to make transaction handling straightforward, and shows you how to simply transaction-enable PIX POJOs by modifying XML configuration files. Download free ebooks of java: Beginning Spring Framework 2 - Wrox Programmer to Programmer
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