Welcome to the second article in this series. I hope you enjoy reading them as much as I enjoy writing them.
If you would like to get started using Maven, I suggest following the instructions from the first article.
If you would like to use Ant, unzip the zip file (I suggest getting the zip file with the jars if your bandwidth permits), then run ant inside of the root folder of the unzipped zip file. This will create a war file in the target directory. Copy this war file to the hot deploy directory of your app server (I used Tomcat 5.x), and you are ready to test.
Here are the source folders.
Tip: The source code uses Tiles to do the site layout. Look at the folder src/webapp/WEB-INF/pages.jsp to see the actual JSP pages that we discuss in the article.
August 29th, 2005: ArcMind added a 5 day Quickstart course covering introductions to Spring, Hibernate and JSF in one week. Read more >>
July, 15th, 2005: We recently updated our Hibernate course to cover Hibernate3, and greatly enhanced our coverage of Hibernates advanced mappings.
Jan. 8th, 2005 - Java Developer's Journal (the number 1 Java magazine in circulation) selected a Spring Framework article by Rick Hightower, CTO of ArcMind, to feature on its site and magazine. Read more >>
Jan. 6th, 2005 - Rick Hightower to speak on Spring at the Tucson JUG (the 11th) and the Phoenix JUG (12th). Read more >>
