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Justin Gehtland; Bruce A. Tate

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Chapter 8. Spring


In this chapter, we look at an example of an enterprise web
application using the Spring framework. While Hibernate provided a
single service, the Spring framework provides an efficient way to
build and assemble Java applications, with abstractions for many
services. Although it supports many services, Spring stays focused
and clean with excellent layering and encapsulation. Like EJB, the
centerpiece for Spring is a container, and like EJB, the Spring
framework provides access to core J2EE services. But
that's about as far as any similarities go.
Here's a metaphor.

I love to kayak and spend a lot of time teaching kayaking skills. One
of my specialties is teaching students how to roll an upside-down
kayak in whitewater. One day, I was teaching this skill to a
muscle-bound hulk and a dainty little 97-lb woman. While I talked
through the technique on dry land, Meathead stared into the distance,
disinterested. The woman focused well and wanted to practice the
foundational techniques over and over. Within a half an hour, she hit
her first roll incredibly well while he was just thrashing about,
whipping the calm water into fine white foam. He
didn't come close until his third session. In
sessions to come, she relied on her technique to improve quickly; he
relied on strength, and floundered. When it was time to put the
skills into practice, she rolled while he swam. Programmers, take
note. It's usually better to solve problems with
simplicity and finesse rather than muscle.


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