Spring in Practice
This book offers many practical examples, in the cookbook format, of how to use the core Spring Framework along with portfolio projects. It's primarily oriented around web application development, and includes topics such asRegistering users, authentication and authorization (Spring Security)Implementing page flows (Spring Web Flow)Developing an article publishing engine (Spring Data MongoDB)Developing a comment engine (Spring Web MVC, WMD editor)Configuration management (Spring Data Neo4j, Spring REST support)Building a tech support system (Spring Integration)Keeping your site up with circuit breakers (extending Spring)Much moreSpring's reference documentation is very good, so we didn't want to reproduce the reference materials. Instead we wanted to show how to solve a variety of interesting problems using Spring and even other technologies as useful (e.g., Maven, Hibernate, MongoDB, Neo4j, JavaScript InfoVis Toolkit, WMD and so on).Spring in Practice is intended to be complementary to Craig Walls' book, Spring in Action. Neither book, however, requires having read the other.