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Can anyone tell me what is the best way to learn spring

can anyone tell me the best way to learn spring.

I have experience in racks. and a little experience in jsp and hibernate

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The best way is to use it!

Write a simple application with Spring (use the standard docs) and then go back and rewrite it. Write a lot of code.



Spring Recipes is also a good book.

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I found Spring in action to be a great guide



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Start reading Martin Fowler Inversion of Control Containers and Dependency Injection Pattern and then start reading the Spring doc (I found the doc to be one of the best books).

Sure, after some tutorials on the internet will help, but I found reading first, basics is best for understanding the framework

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I also recommend that you check out the spring docs. You can also learn Spring MVC quick guide Anyway, if you are a pro for other frameworks, you can also go through this tutorial to have access to http://raibledesigns.com/wiki/Wiki.jsp? Page = SpringControllers.

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I'm not so sure how appropriate this is, as Rod Johnson and the EJB3 team have joined forces and seem to be heading in the same direction together. EJB3 now offers dependency injection using annotations rather than another XML configuration file.

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the distribution should include a project called petstore clinic. This will give you a very good overview of how to use the newest spring full stack methods.

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The book will be useful.

Okay, I have a habit of studying online.

For example: The Complete Spring Tutorial - http://www.roseindia.net/spring/index.shtml

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