Five Advantages of Spring Framework

Add a comment November 10th, 2006 Lijin

1. Spring Provides Better Leverage

2. Spring Enables POJO Programming

3. Dependency Injection Helps Testability

4. Inversion of Control Simplifies JDBC

5. Spring’s Community Thrives

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  1. March 7th, 2007 at 05:25 | #1
    balasubramanian

    Hi i need the detailed difference between struts and spring
    and how can we slect the which is suitable for which application

  2. March 7th, 2007 at 05:25 | #2
    balasubramanian

    Hi i need the detailed difference between struts and spring
    and how can we slect the which is suitable for which application

  3. March 7th, 2007 at 06:59 | #3
    Lijin

    I think this will help you http://lijinjoseji.wordpress.com/2006/11/10/12-benefits-of-spring-mvc-over-struts/

  4. March 13th, 2007 at 05:12 | #4
    xyz

    Hi

    I need the detailed advantages and how to use Spring framework with Hibernate for standalone application.

    Thanks!

  5. April 10th, 2008 at 08:25 | #5
    Anup Jani

    Hi

    I am working on an application that uses home grown object factory to get the delegates for making Java Web Service calls. I want to know what benefits / advantages will I have if I replaced factory with Spring framework, i.e. using the feature of IoC/DI?

    Anup Jani

  6. April 10th, 2008 at 08:25 | #6
    Anup Jani

    Hi

    I am working on an application that uses home grown object factory to get the delegates for making Java Web Service calls. I want to know what benefits / advantages will I have if I replaced factory with Spring framework, i.e. using the feature of IoC/DI?

    Anup Jani

  7. July 18th, 2008 at 16:03 | #7
    quite_funny

    Spring is to Java Programmers what RUP is to Java Programmer Managers

    1. Spring Provides Better Leverage

    Huh? Refactoring the source code breaks all the XML. How do you figure? It’s pretty hard to leverage Java if I have created a bunch of files external to Java that are dynamically loaded and are not verified when my source code is expanded or refactored.

    2. Spring Enables POJO Programming

    Hmmm… so… I can’t use “plain old Java objects” with “Plain old Java ” (sans Spring) ? That’s like saying “you can’t build this building with bricks, but if you stack the bricks this way, you can.”

    3. Dependency Injection Helps Testability
    Maybe a teensy bit. Comprehensive testing is a deep issue and system specific, wrapping a little code is a trivial dimension of this issue and not a compelling argument.

    4. Inversion of Control Simplifies JDBC

    If my EclipseLink objects (loaded from my database that was generated from EclipseLink DDL generated from EclipseLink JPA compliant annotations) can’t recognize or correctly cache an object that comes from a Spring + Hibernate or whatever, then Spring is a risk.

    5. Spring’s Community Thrives
    So did Powerbuilder…. once :)

  8. November 28th, 2008 at 01:30 | #8
    Keren

    Grant you just made yourself something to do with it,

  9. November 28th, 2008 at 01:30 | #9
    Keren

    Grant you just made yourself something to do with it,

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