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Spring ME; Unleashing Spring to the Rest of the Platform

Omschrijving:
Spring is omnipresent, but not really. Until recently Spring was pretty much restricted to Java™ platforms supporting reflection. That  basically ruled out Java™ Platform, Micro Edition (Java ME platform),  Google Web Toolkit (GWT), and a couple of other platforms.

This presentation discusses Spring ME (http://springframework.me/). ME  not only because it runs on the Java ME platform but also because it really is a microscopic implementation of Spring. In fact, the size of the runtime required is exactly 0 bytes.

The session explains Spring ME, talks about the differences with classic Spring, and discusses its strengths and limitations. Expect the session to be sprinkled with Java ME Platform and Java Platform, Standard Edition (Java SE platform), JavaCard (?) and GWT demos.

Vereiste Voorkennis: Basic Spring and Java ME

Opbouw:
* Spring everywhere, but not really
* What's the problem?
* What are the alternatives?
* Spring ME's meta model
* Spring ME's bean factories
* Demos

 


Wilfred Springer 
Xebia
Wilfred Springer joined Xebia in January 2009. Before that, he led a team of developers in TomTom Mobile's R&D department. He held several other positions at TomTom, and was involved in the development of services such as MapShare and IQ Routes. Before joining TomTom, Wilfred worked for 6 years at Sun's Java Center. Wilfred has a long track record of speaking at Java conferences on various Java-related topics, and is actively participating in a number of open source projects.