歡迎回到新一期的Spring 週報。本週是註冊參加 SpringOne on the Road 在 倫敦、基輔 和 莫斯科 舉辦的活動的最後機會，請務必註冊。讓我們深入了解一下！

1. Chris Richardson 關於 Java 開發人員的 NoSQL 選項 的網路研討會錄影已在 SpringSourceDev YouTube 頻道上線。
2. Shekhar Gulati 在 IBM 的 developerWorks 入口網站上繼續發表關於 Spring Roo 的精彩介紹。最新一期介紹了撰寫進階 (和包裝器) Spring Roo 附加元件。

<LI>  This article, which introduces how to use <a href = "http://java.dzone.com/articles/use-javafx2-spring">Spring to assemble  JavaFX 2 components</a> is short and to the point.  I'd probably use Spring's Java configuration option to fully exploit all the custom components, however. The nice thing about the approach outlined (over using FXML, directly, is that beans configured this way benefit from all the services that Spring provides, including dependency injection and AOP). Nice post, Andy!  </LI>

<LI>Blogger <EM>Rob Gordon</EM> has a nice post introducing <a href ="http://rgordon.co.uk/blog/2012/04/13/custom-property-in-spring/">Spring 3.1's custom property resolution mechanism</A> and explores some of the great power that it provides, along with some interesting examples. I really like  the easily understood example of establishing environment  properties based on a String read in from the command line.    </LI>

<li>In the latest in his extensive Spring series, <EM>Eugen</EM> from the baeldung blog, explains how to <a href="http://www.baeldung.com/2012/04/16/how-to-use-resttemplate-with-basic-authentication-in-spring-3-1/">use RestTemplate with Basic Authentication in Spring</a>. This series of posts is developing into a nice collection of tips for REST style web interaction using Spring.    
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<LI> Blogger <EM>Angelo Zerr</EM> is at it again, following up his previous posts on Spring Data repositories with a post that describes an <a href   = "http://angelozerr.wordpress.com/2012/04/15/eclipse_spring_step8/">(Eclipse RCP-based)  rich client that uses Spring Data JPA and Spring Remoting</A>.
	Definitely worth a read!   And, as if that weren't sweet enough, the blog example uses SpringSource Tool Suite lead Martin Lippert's  <CODE><a href = "http://martinlippert.blogspot.fr/2008/05/dependency-injection-for-extensions.html">SpringExtensionFactory</A></CODE>! Nicely done!  </LI> 
<LI>  The ajax911 blog has been working through a nice series introducing how to build Spring MVC applications, and has just <a  href = "http://ajax911.com/spring-mvc-tutorial-5/">released part 5</A>.     </LI> 
<LI>  Blogger Suresh Payankannur has a great post on the <EM>right</EM> way to <a href = "http://www.sureshpw.com/2012/04/spring-hibernate-4.html">handle LOBs in Spring 3.1's Hibernate 4 support</A>.  </li>
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		Rene van Wijk
		has a pretty detailed blog (yay! I'm always glad for details) on how to use <a href = "http://middlewaremagic.com/weblogic/?p=7952">Spring with WebLogic JMS's clusters</A>.
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	<LI> Blogger Arul has an interesting blog on what it looks to  <a href = "http://www.arulraj.net/2012/04/red5-with-spring-mvc.html">build Spring applications behind a Red5 router</A>.  </LI>
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		Read this <a href="http://luckyacademy.blogspot.se/2012/04/jersey-18-and-spring-30-integration.html">blog</a> - it is not actually about using Jersey and Spring together, rather it is about library dependency management. It is a good-to-remember warning: older API integrations may link to older version of Spring which overlap with more contemporary libraries on your class path, and that can cause mayhem in your code. To fix it, make judicious use of <CODE>&lt;exclusion&gt;.</CODE>
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		<LI> Blogger <em>bwgz57</EM> introduces how to <a href = "http://bwgz57.wordpress.com/2012/04/11/open-lane-starting-out-with-spring-web-flow/">build Spring Web Flow projects</a> with a really clean thorough example.
	<LI>    On the CompareStuffs blog, there is an example on <a href  = "http://blogs.comparestuffs.com/blogs/programming/2012/04/12/spring-multiactioncontroller-example/">how to use the older <CODE>MultiActionController</CODE></a>. This is useful, but it is important to remember that Spring MVC 2.5 and greater have supported the combination of multiple   controller methods in single beans very easily  with  annotations. </li>