Hands on Spring Integration Framework

[Stephen Davidson]

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Greetings.

IOC & Dependency Injection have often been confused as the same thing.
In addition, while there have been several efforts for a IoC Framework,
for various reasons they have fallen short or otherwise not caught on.
The latest effort under the Spring Umbrella picks up many of the missing
pieces, and carries on where the Spring folks left off. Spring
Integration Framework, now in it's approaching it's third generation (M1
of 3.0.0 was released Feb 15, 2013), besides providing a true IoC
framework, also provides "Default Implementations" of many of the
components described in the book "Enterprise Application Integration
Patterns" by Gregor Hohpe & Bobby Woolf. The Documentation of Spring
Integration Framework covers the supplied components, but does not
mention the IoC application or capabilities. This presentation will
start with reviewing IoC, then a quick overview of Spring Integration
Framework, specifically addressing several questions and issues that
colleagues have had on every SIF project that the presenter has worked
on to date. And then we are going to do a "Hands On" mini/starter project.

For the Hands On Part, please have the following installed and ready to go;
1)
a) Eclipse 4.2 (Juno) or better with the STS installed
OR
b) Springsource IDE
2) JDBC compliant Database (presentor will be using MySQL 5.5)
3) Java 6 (presentor will be using IcedTea)
4) Gradle 1.2 or better

When: Wednesday April 24
@6pm for Social
@6:15pm (meeting ends at 8:30pm)
Where: Matrix Resources at 5151 Beltline, #1010
Sponsor: Matrix Resources (THANKS!)
Note: There will be somebody at the door letting people in until
6:30pm. If you are going to be later than that, please let Dan or me
know so we can arrange for you to be let in when you arrive.

If you plan on attending, please RSVP with me or Dan Kern-Ekins so that
we can make sure to have enough pizza :)

Regards,
Steve
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