SpringOne2GX 2012
2012-10-01..2012-10-03
Washington, DC, United States
[SpringOne2GX 2012, SpringOne2GX 2014, SpringOne2GX 2015]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Spring Integration in the Wild | John Davies | 01h 30m |
Describes a production pattern that wires varied financial formats into Spring Integration using c24 integration objects to generate Java and Spring configs… | ||
| Extreme Makeover - Application Edition | Lee Faus | 01h 20m |
An aged JEE app that lived through 3 teams and 15 team lead changes gets rebuilt as a set of small deployable units using Spring, CXF, SpringMVC and SOA… | ||
| Understanding Java Garbage Collection and what you can do about it | Gil Tene | 01h 32m |
Explains why pauses, not allocation efficiency, limit JVM scale and describes building a concurrent solution: C4 continuously concurrent compacting collector… | ||
| What's New in CloudFoundry | Jennifer Hickey, Ramnivas Laddad | 01h 25m |
Cloud Foundry now runs non‑web standalone apps and background workers (Scala unfiltered and Java main classes), adds Play 2.0 and Node 0.8 runtimes with… | ||
| Introduction to Spring Integration and Spring Batch | Gunnar Hillert, Gary P. Russell | 01h 29m |
Defines Spring Integration as a lightweight messaging framework that implements Enterprise Integration Patterns with channels, endpoints and many adapters… | ||
| Getting Started with Spring Security 3.1 | Rob Winch | 01h 31m |
A simple messages app gets Spring Security 3.1 wired in step by step: add Maven deps, register DelegatingFilterProxy in web.xml, use the FilterChainProxy to… | ||
| Building for Performance with Spring Integration & Spring Batch | Andrew Elmore | 01h 32m |
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Speaker: Andrew Elmore
Spring Integration & Spring Batch greatly simplify the process of developing enterprise… | ||
| Managing and Monitoring Spring Integration Applications | Gary P. Russell | 01h 21m |
A sample WAR called monitoring (spring-integration-samples / intermediate) demonstrates exposing channels, handlers and custom beans via JMX using the… | ||
| Java Batch JSR-352 | Wayne Lund, Michael Minella, Jonathan Fullam | 01h 24m |
JSR-352 copies much of Spring Batch’s model and shows a working path: a Spring adapter wraps item readers/writers (via a singleton bean-factory locator) so the… | ||
| Spring Data Repositories -- A Deep Dive | Oliver Gierke | 01h 32m |
Walk-through of a stepwise GitHub sample shows how Spring Data turns interfaces into working DAOs: Java config + HSQL + JPA entities produce auto-wired beans… | ||
| How to build Big Data Pipelines for Hadoop using OSS | Costin Leau | 01h 14m |
Shows a concrete approach: use HDFS + MapReduce with Pig, Hive, Cascading and Spring for Apache Hadoop RC1 to declare jobs, auto-start a Hive server, run Pig… | ||
| Addressing Messaging Challenges Using Open Technologies | Tom McCuch, Oleg Zhurakousky | 01h 36m |
A synchronous kiosk app is refactored into an asynchronous pipeline using Spring Integration and Spring AMQP with RabbitMQ as the broker: HTTP inbound adapters… | ||
| Spring Data REST: Easily export JPA entities directly to the web | Jon Brisbin | 01h 31m |
Spring Data REST exposes JPA repositories as HTTP resources with automatic CRUD, finder endpoints, paging and HATEOAS links; it returns JSON (supports… | ||
| Spring Integration, Batch, and Data Lightning Talks | Mark Fisher, Mark Pollack | 01h 22m |
Ten brief demos show working prototypes and concrete tooling: a Groovy DSL snapshot works for building Spring Integration flows; a client library "clicks" plus… | ||
| Getting started with Spring Data and Distributed Database Grids | David Turanski, Mark Johnson | 01h 25m |
Demonstrates swapping a JPA/MySQL backend to GemFire with Spring Data by changing annotations (swap annotations: @Entity → @Region, JPA @Id → Spring Data @Id)… | ||
| Making Connections with Spring Social | Craig Walls | 01h 35m |
Spring Social hides OAuth complexity and supplies ready API bindings for Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, plus community extensions (QuickBooks, GitHub… | ||
| The Spring Data MongoDB Project | Chris Harris | 01h 34m |
Demo of Spring Data MongoDB shows actual code: POJO annotated with @Document, use of MongoTemplate for queries and atomic updates (push/pop, $inc) and… | ||
| Automated Provisioning of Spring Apps to EC2 & VMware vCloud | David Winterfeldt, Brian Dussault | 01h 31m |
Demonstrates deploying Spring apps with VMware vFabric Application Director to vCloud and EC2, installing a contact app (in‑memory DB → PostgreSQL on a… | ||
| Securing Rest-ful Web Services with OAuth2 | Dave S | 01h 26m |
Argues OAuth2 fits composed collections of lightweight HTTP/JSON services and shows a working Cloud Foundry authorization server: the UAA authorization server… | ||
| IOC + Javascript | Brian Cavalier, John Hann | 01h 32m |
Argument: bring dependency injection, AMD modules and promises into browser and server JavaScript to manage large apps. Demonstration assembles a Monty Hall… | ||
| Tooling for the JavaScript Era | Andy Clement, Martin Lippert, Andrew Eisenberg | 01h 29m |
Team prototypes a lightweight browser editor called Scripted that pulls the Eclipse Orion editor component into a local Node server, adds JS‑lint… | ||
| Designing a REST-ful API using Spring 3 | Ben Hale | 01h 34m |
Design shows concrete choices: use Spring 3 MVC controllers, Jackson for JSON, and Rest Shell for manual demos; return 201 with a Location header when creating… | ||
| Introduction to WebSockets | Chris Beams, Gunnar Hillert, Rossen Stoyanchev | 01h 28m |
Demonstrates a working Bitcoin RT demo that replaces long polling with a single persistent WebSocket connection, sending compact JSON frames (trade amount… | ||
| What's new in Spring MVC 3.2 | Rossen Stoyanchev | 01h 26m |
Spring MVC 3.2 adds Servlet 3 async request support with Callable and DeferredResult (thread-pool execution, JMS/AMQP listeners, configurable async task… | ||
| SpringOne2GX 2012 Keynote Day 1: Spring 2012 and Beyond | Juergen Hoeller, Mark Pollack, Graeme Rocher, Adrian Colyer, Adam Fitzgerald | 01h 20m |
Overview of concrete claims and demos: Spring pushes an annotation-driven component model with composable stereotypes, injection annotations and service… | ||
| SpringOne2GX 2012 Keynote Day 2: The New Application Architectures | Adrian Colyer | 01h 30m |
Shows a single‑page JavaScript client built with Cujo/curl and the Scripted editor, a REST API implemented with Spring MVC and Spring HATEOAS (including CORS… | ||
| More Practical Tips and Tricks with Spring Integration | Oleg Zhurakousky | 01h 02m |
Live demos show Spring Integration 2.1 wiring real components: AMQP (RabbitMQ) and JMS outbound gateways, HTTP outbound gateway, aggregators, resequencer and a… | ||
| Webinar: Architecture of a modern web app | Scott Andrews | 01h 24m |
Presenter: Scott Andrews
No longer are servers the exclusive holder of smarts, and clients dumb terminals. Modern application leverage the strengths of both… | ||
| Extending Spring MVC with Spring Mobile and JavaScript | Craig Walls, Roy Clarkson | 01h 21m |
Spring Mobile adds device detection to Spring MVC (Device injected into controllers, light resolver uses user‑agent keywords, extensible resolver) and… | ||
| Client-Side UI Smackdown | Craig Walls | 01h 29m |
Argues that rich client UIs beat round‑trip server HTML and pairs Spring MVC REST backends with client frameworks, comparing Backbone, Spine, Thorax, Knockout… | ||
| Going Async - Practical Patterns for Push-Enabled Applications | Jeremy Grelle | 01h 16m |
Hands-on recipe for a push service: use Vert.x embedded for event loops, SockJS to fall back from WebSockets, RabbitMQ for cross-instance pub/sub and Redis for… | ||
| Webinar: Testing Web Applications with Spring 3.2 | Sam Brannen, Rossen Stoyanchev | 01h 03m |
Spring Framework 3.2 adds an integrated Spring MVC testing API that runs without a servlet container and exercises the DispatcherServlet lifecycle using… | ||
| Introduction to Cascading | Paco Nathan | 01h 12m |
Cascading is a Java application framework that compiles entire Hadoop workflows into one JAR file, with integrations for HBase, Avro, Thrift, JDBC and… | ||
| What's New in Spring Integration 2.2 | Gunnar Hillert, Gary P. Russell, Oleg Zhurakousky | 01h 28m |
Spring Integration 2.2 adds concrete adapters for MongoDB, Redis and JPA adapters added and a message store for MongoDB; it expands transaction synchronization… | ||
| Spring Data Neo4J | Emil Eifrem | 01h 29m |
Claims that Neo4j plus Spring Data handles connected queries thousands of times faster: a 1,000‑node social graph with 50 friends each (25,000 edges) yields… | ||
| An Introduction to Spring Data | Mark Pollack, Jon Brisbin, Michael Hunger | 01h 27m |
Spring Data presents a single programming model across JPA, Redis, MongoDB, HBase, Neo4j, GemFire and Hadoop, claiming a common repository API that… | ||
| Webinar: Spring Framework 3.2 - Themes and Trends | Juergen Hoeller, Chris Beams, Rossen Stoyanchev | 01h 21m |
Spring Framework 3.2 ships Java 7–targeted builds and a new Gradle build, moves development to GitHub and an Artifactory feed, and adds first‑class… | ||
| Spring Project Infrastructure | Roy Clarkson, Gunnar Hillert | 01h 15m |
Overview of the infrastructure changes: projects move to GitHub for forking and pull-request code review, builds migrate from Ant/Maven to Gradle (including… | ||
| From Spring + Java to Spring + Akka - A Journey of Discovery | Nilanjan Raychaudhuri, Josh Suereth | 01h 32m |
Takes a Spring Travel app and replaces the search layer with Akka actors and Scala: an in-memory indexed cache, 9 million actors and ~3M messages/sec on a… | ||
| Java EE Services for Spring Applications | Juergen Hoeller, Marius Bogoevici | 01h 27m |
Analysis of Spring 3.1/3.2 integration with Java EE6 shows concrete options: use server-managed persistence units (or local EMF) to share persistence context… | ||
| Whoops! Where did my architecture go? | Oliver Gierke | 01h 27m |
Argument: architecture survives only if dependencies are visible and constrained. Practical methods: run JDepend to find package cycles (example project shows… | ||
| Effective Design Patterns in NewSQL | Jags Ramnarayan, Guillermo Tantachuco | 01h 32m |
Overview of a working NewSQL prototype (VMware SQLFire) that converts a star schema into replicated tables and partitioned by flight ID layouts, runs on three… | ||
| Building an Enterprise CRM with Grails and Spring Integration | Ellery Crane | 01h 29m |
An enterprise CRM at Dealer.com proves that a Grails front end and a Spring-driven backend can be built for heavy write workloads and horizontal scaling: two… | ||
| Ten Great Reasons to Virtualize Your Java Apps | Ben Corrie | 01h 11m |
Explains actionable reasons to virtualize Java on vSphere: a new vCenter plugin (EM4J console) shows per-VM JVM Xmx/committed history so ops can right‑size… | ||
| Virtualizing and Tuning Large Scale Java Applications | Emad Benjamin | 01h 29m |
Practical recipe for running large Java on vSphere: use CMS for old gen with ParNew for young gen, keep XMN <= 33% of XMX, start JVM:vCPU at 1:2 JVM:vCPU and… | ||
| What's new with tooling for Spring, Grails and the Cloud | Andy Clement, Martin Lippert, Andrew Eisenberg | 01h 29m |
Case study describes a horizontally scalable Dealer.com CRM built on Groovy/Grails and a Spring stack (Spring Integration, Spring AMQP, Spring Data, customized… | ||
| Implementing Domain-Driven Design with Spring and vFabric | Wes Williams, Vaughn Vernon | 01h 40m |
Reference trading app NanoTrader (now Spring Trader) shows Domain-Driven Design applied with Spring MVC, Spring Integration, RabbitMQ, Hibernate over… | ||
| Thinking Outside the Container: Running Standalone Apps on Cloud Foundry | Jennifer Hickey | 01h 29m |
Cloud Foundry’s Standalone support runs non‑WAR Java/Scala services — the demo pushes 11 pushes of examples and uses vmc push and the STS plugin, Gradle/SBT… | ||
| Webinar: Decomposing Applications for Deployability and Scalability | Chris Richardson | 01h 22m |
Argues that breaking a monolithic WAR into narrowly focused, independently deployable services improves deployability and scalability: use the scale cube to… | ||
| Splunk as a Big Data Platform for Developers | Damien Dallimore | 01h 33m |
Splunk claims to index heterogeneous, unstructured machine data and give realtime operational intelligence and the talk shows concrete tooling and results… | ||
| Batch Processing and Integration on Cloud Foundry | Josh Long | 01h 29m |
Shows how Spring Batch and Spring Integration run on Cloud Foundry worker processes using RabbitMQ for routing and AMQP. Builds a stock‑lookup pipeline: a JDBC… | ||
| Case Study: Provisioning a Multi-Site In-Memory Database | Manuel David, Bill Keenan, Mohit Vaswani | 01h 23m |
Shows a concrete run book: use Spring GemFire plus a small metadata service and launcher wrappers to auto-register locators and WAN gateways, trigger a… | ||
| An Introduction to Broadleaf Commerce: A Spring-enabled E-Commerce Framework | Kelly Tisdell | 01h 17m |
Open-source Broadleaf is an Apache‑2 e-commerce framework built on Spring with Hibernate/JPA, embedded Solr, SmartGWT admin and Thymeleaf templates; the… | ||
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