spring application

In this article, you first create a simple Spring application, independent of any Java Enterprise dependencies.

It is possible to use an existing Spring application context as a component implementation in SCA.

However, unlike a Spring application context, an assembly can be distributed and used to describe wiring across applications.

It's similar to a Spring application context in that it is a way to wire parts of an application together.

Using Groovy beans in a Spring application is just as easy as using Java beans.

So what are the steps for using Spring application context as an implementation within an SCA composite component?

Similarly, the SCA properties defined in the SCA composite can be directly used as bean references within your Spring application context.

The more interesting part of the white paper involves performance tuning Spring application.

The code segment in Listing 8 shows what needs to be added to the Spring application context file to configure transactions on the service.

Transaction attributes for the service are specified in the Spring application context file.

This means that a Spring application context defines the internal structure of a composite implementation.

It is actually the choice for both GlassFish and the Spring Application Platform.

The return type of the method is the bean that is registered to Spring application context.

First, in the main method, your code grabs the Spring application context. This is the configuration file seen in Listing 1.

Actually using Groovy beans in your Spring application is easy.

And you enable annotation configuration and component scanning in the Spring application context XML configuration, as shown in Listing 5

The data source proxy bean may then be used by the Spring application as appropriate.