By hhuynh
via unserializableone.blogspot.com
Published: Jul 26 2007 / 13:10
I've heard about Spring for awhile and have made little attempt to check out what it was. Most of the descriptions about Spring gave me the impressions that only big enterprise applications would use Spring. Man I was wrong ... I was able to convert one of my stand alone apps into Spring and reaped the benefit that Spring has to offer. Not only that, I was able to cluster my bean to share it among JVMs with little effort, thanks to Terracotta.
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