By xianpants
via blog.carbonfive.com
Published: Sep 01 2008 / 05:26
Spring provides a number of mechanisms for configuring applications, some straightforward and others less so (but very powerful). This post describes a number of them in turn and then shows how they can be combined for ultimately flexibility. If you want to know how to build a single deployable binary artifact for all environments by externalizing configuration, or if you simply wants a survey of what spring has to offer in terms of configuration out-of-the-box, check this blog out.
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