Re: [Springframework-developer] Spring Best Practices Guide...

[peachez c. <pea...@ya...>]

I need help with a solid J2EE with Spring framework to work in downtown 
Dallas, TX.  
  THis person needs to have  3 to 5 years of software development 
experience. There will be approximately 80% new development and 20% 
maintenance. This person will code and configure diverse and complex programs 
from technical specifications. Incorporates development practices such 
as refactoring, iterative development, and unit testing. Works with all 
aspects of the development life cycle from writing functional 
specification documents and use cases to working with the Quality Assurance team 
in the final testing process.
   
  They must have at least 3 years experience with J2SE/J2EE 
programming.  Experience with various middle-tier technologies (Spring framework, 
stateless-session EJB, JMS).  Experience with various data access 
strategies (JDBC, DAO, Hibernate).   Experience with web services (XML, 
JAX-RPC, XML schema, SOAP, WSDL, Java XML processing with SAX/DOM).  
Experience unit testing development activities (JUnit, HttpUnit, Cactus)
   
  This also requires knowledge and understanding of SOA principles and 
architecture and a understanding of programming concepts such as AOP, 
Dependency Injection and Inversion of Control
   
  Thanks all

"SpringHub.com" <sba...@ya...> wrote:  
Hello Spring Community

By Spring, it is meant not only the Spring Framework but all Spring
portfolio of projects: Spring Framework, Spring Web Flow (SWF), Spring
Security (ACEGI), Spring Rich Client Project (RCP), Spring Modules,
Spring.NET, Spring IDE, Spring Web Services, Spring Batch, Spring OSGi,
Spring LDAP, Spring Java Configuration and may be more to come in the
future. 

- Seen the tremendous benefits for the Spring Community and the
Java/J2EE/JEE/.NET communities at large to have a best practices guide for
developing applications using Spring Portfolio of projects...
- Seen that some recommendations for spring best practices are only
available piecemeal in some blogs, articles, books, presentations and
forums...
- Seen that even these piecemeal available best practices are not clearly
identified as such... 
- Seen that what might be considered a best practice at a certain time might
not still hold true with the new enhancements and capabilities being added
to the Spring Portfolio of projects...
- Seen the unavailability of such 'Spring Best Practices Guide' as of today
June 17, 2007...

I would like to propose a collaborative compilation of Spring Best Practices
into a 'SPRING BEST PRACTICES GUIDE':
- Which includes Spring best practices shared by the Spring Community
- In which the best practices are validated by the committers to the various
Spring Portfolio of projects and experts from the Spring community
- In which all Spring committers and contributors with Spring best practices
will be acknowledged 
- Which is available for FREE to the Spring community 
- Kept current with new recommendations for Spring best practices as more
feedback is gathered from the Spring "trenches" and the Spring portfolio of
projects gets more maturity

Your contributions to share, with the Spring Community, best practices for
developing applications using Spring Framework and the Spring Portfolio of
projects are much appreciated. Examples of known Spring best practices: 
1. Best practices for using Setter injection versus Constructor injection?
2. Best practices using XML files versus annotations for configuring Spring
applications?
3. Best practices when developing with Spring Web Flow? 
4. Best practices for using Spring OSGi? 
........

What Spring best practice would you like to share with the community?

What do you propose to enhance this idea? 

Regards,

Slim Baltagi
http://www.SpringHub.com

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