Thanks for following up, Jason.
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Thanks for following up, Jason.
Hi Craig,
Our Spring Framework releases are available via the SpringSource EBR [1], and you may be interested in reading up on the recently announced next-generation OSGi bundle repository...
The first maintenance release in the Spring 3.2.x line is now available via Maven Central, the SpringSource repository, or for direct download from our community download page. This release includes...
Yes, our GA releases are intended for production use. Note that 3.2.1 will be released very shortly.
The fourth maintenance release in the Spring 3.1.x line is now available via Maven Central, the SpringSource repository, or for direct download from our community download page. This release includes...
Hi Eugen,
Indeed, when putting together a pull request, just do your best to follow convention with the code around the code you're changing. For various reasons, we don't use automatic formatting...
To be clear, it is actually part of the purpose of this change to allow you to include multiple ASM versions within a single application and to do so while guaranteeing no conflict.
In any case,...
It is intentional, yes. Please see http://static.springsource.org/spring-framework/docs/3.2.0.RELEASE/spring-framework-reference/html/migration-3.2.html#migration-3.2-inline-asm for details.
The Spring team are very happy to announce that Spring Framework 3.2 GA is now released and available via both the SpringSource repository and Maven Central.
See Juergen's blog post for complete...
The second and final release candidate toward Spring Framework 3.2 is now available from the SpringSource repository
With GA rapidly approaching this release consists mostly of bug fixes and...
The first release candidate toward Spring Framework 3.2 is now available from the SpringSource repository
See Juergen's blog post for complete details, but here are a few highlights from RC1:
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The third maintenance release in the Spring 3.1.x line is now available via Maven Central, the SpringSource repository, or for direct download from our community download page. This release includes...
Hi Doug,
Answers to these questions vary across projects and across individual developers.
* Most committers do in fact use STS, a few use IDEA. Everyone is free to use the tools that best suit...
3.2.0.BUILD was indeed the problem. This was inadvertently deployed last night to repo.springsource.org, and its name makes it look like a release. It is probably the case that you have Maven version...
What does `mvn dependency:list` tell you? i.e., are you somehow dragging 3.2 M2 into your application?
Right. In any case, dealing with the FactoryBean contract within a @Configuration class is not ideal, fundamentally because @Bean methods *are* factories. i.e. it's awkward to call a factory from...
Hi Tom,
Given the situation and preferences that you've described already, the following is the best way to handle the situation:
@Configuration
public class MyConfiguration {
@Bean
The second maintenance release in the Spring 3.1.x line is now available via Maven Central, the SpringSource repository, or for direct download from our community download page. This release includes...
Hi Mario,
You're free to take shot at implementing epub support in the Spring framework Gradle docbook plugin. This isn't a priority for us at the moment (you're the first to ask about it), but...
The first milestone release toward Spring 3.2 is now available from the SpringSource repository at http://repo.springsource.org. See here for a quick tutorial on resolving these artifacts via Maven....
Keep a watch on https://jira.springsource.org/browse/SPR-7989 and https://jira.springsource.org/browse/SPR-9272 to be updated when this issue is fixed. In the meantime, running without -ea is the...
@dserodio,
repo.springsource.org is the preferred URL going forward.
See https://github.com/SpringSource/spring-framework/wiki/SpringSource-repository-FAQ for complete details.
You may also...
The core Spring Framework project has extensive test coverage, though we don't currently have an exact metric, as we have not yet set up Sonar or another code coverage mechanism since the move to...
If you would be willing to reduce this down to the simplest possible project that reproduces your problem, I'd be happy to take a look. Follow the instructions here to do so:...
Scott,
You're correct. The fundamental problem here is that when using @ContextConfiguration, the ApplicationContext lifecycle is managed for you, and you cannot interact with it early enough...