The Spring Framework provides a complete suite of software development tools that accelerate the entire building, running and management of Java enterprise applications. Combining MVC with AOP and DI (IoC), Spring is an advanced toolkit that can be a...
Spring Web Services uses XML files to let various applications or components talk to each other using a contract first SOAP service.Developers can decide how a service reacts to queries and how it initiates communications, implementing industry known best...
LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) is an application protocol for accessing and maintaining distributed directory information services over an Internet Protocol (IP) network. Spring LDAP was created to ease development of any LDAP-centered Java...
Spring Web Flow expands the Spring MVC framework to support "flows" allowing developers to create and run rich, interactive, and responsive Web applications. These flows cover everything from HTTP requests to business tasks and are fully controllable by...
Spring Integration builds upon how Spring Framework uses POJOs to manage a module's dependencies and allows developers to build reusable components with a higher level of complexity. This library is an essential part if developers want to build...
Spring Social is nothing more than a collection of Java bindings for various SaaS APIs. This bindings act like abstraction layers between the Spring app and the online service, allowing developers to query and search for data online, retrieving the...
Spring Data is basically a database abstraction layer for the Spring Framework, but one that covers a lot of angles and technologies, on both sides of the SQL world: NoSQL and relational databases.Spring Data is made up from a bunch of smaller modules...
