Part of Spring 3, JavaConfig provides a flexible, non-invasive option for configuring applications inside the Spring IoC container using JVM-based languages such as Java or Groovy. This session will explore the features offered by JavaConfig, what makes it stand out from other annotation-based configurations and what it takes to integrate it immediately into an existing application whether for wiring up one's own components, custom APIs or third-party libraries.
As opposed to the DI flavours talk, which gives an overview of all configuration features and how they relate to each other, this presentation focuses only on JavaConfig and the opportunities it offers.
Speaker(s)
Costin is a senior software engineer at SpringSource, VMware. His interests include data access and aspect oriented programming.
With significant development experience, Costin is involved in the development of Spring framework, Pitchfork, Spring Modules and Spring JavaConfig. Leads Spring Dynamic Modules (Spring OSGi) project and the Spring-inspired, OSGi 4.2 Blueprint Service RI.
Speaker at various editions of EclipseCon/OSGi DevCon, Javapolis, JavaZone, SpringOne, SpringOne2GX, TSSJS, TSE on Java/Spring/OSGi related topics.
Quickie Day 2
