I finally had time to update the example site and add a new module, but I've decided to start posting Spring by Example site specific postings on it's own blog (http://springbyexample.blogspot.com/). I'll use this blog for more about what I've been doing.
The new module is Custom ServletContext Scope Module. It let's you use Spring's custom scope to store beans in the web applications ServletContext. I needed this to refactor some old webapps that were sharing data using a static class and wanted to have them share the data in the ServletContext, but I don't have time to completely refactor them.
I also have a simple OSGi example using the Spring dm Server that I'll post and write up when I have time. Otherwise I've been putting a lot of time into working on GWT, Comet, and Spring integration. I'll eventually post more on this too when I get further along.
Spring by Example Update
Posted by:
David Winterfeldt
on 10/22/2008
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About David Winterfeldt
David works at NYSE Euronext as a Senior Engineer. He is working on rearchitecting their existing web applications that are responsible for monitoring and managing broker connectivity across the family of NYSE Euronext exchanges worldwide.
David has been doing software development for over 15 years. He's been using Java since 1998 and involved in using Open Source almost as long. He's an Apache committer on Struts and Commons Validator, as well as the creator of Commons Validator (although currently no longer active on either). David has focused on Web and Enterprise development for most of his career, and started working with the Spring Framework in 2006.
David runs the website Spring by Example, which is a site for sharing Spring examples. David expects this site will become a general resource for Spring Examples and ultimately save developers time.