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Time: March 31, 2009 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Location: GCA Technologies Solutions
City/Town: Tampa
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Event Type: meeting
Organized By: Vlad
Latest Activity: Mar 26, 2009
Hello Java Enthusiasts!
For March 2009, The Tampa Java User Group will hosts another great
meeting investigating the use of the Spring Framework's dynamic
language. With the growth in popularity languages such as Groovy,
Ruby, Python, etc JSR-223 introduced inherent support dynamic
languages on the VM via the Scripting API. In the next meeting,
speaker RJ Salicco will explore how to integrate scripting into your
own Java developmen using the Spring Framework's support for dynamic
languages.
You will receive a RSVP email (to follow later) to confirm your
attendance so we can plan accordingly. Arrive early and bring a
colleague to enjoy this great topic. There will be food and plenty of
giveaways.
Don't forget, you can now follow the group on Twitter at http://twitter.com/tampajug
-= Presentation =-
With the growing popularity of dynamic languages like Groovy and Ruby,
speaker R.J. Salicco will discuss and demonstrate Spring's support for
dynamic languages inside the Spring container. The presentation will
cover a quick introduction to the basics of the Spring Framework and
explore the followings
* how to create a Spring POJO backed by a dynamic language
* How to use the Spring configuration tag to declare
your dynamic bean
* Refreshing dynamic beans at runtime without restart
* Wiring and injecting values into dynamic beans at runtime
* Use case scenarios such as MVC controllers, validators, and
lightweight business objects that can change dynamically at runtime to
accommodate an agile environment.
-= Meeting Info =-
Speaker: RJ Salicco
Organization: Axiomatic Inc
Date: Tuesday, 03/31/09
Networking: 6:30 pm
Presentation: 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
-= Location =-
GCA Technologies Solution
4919 Memorial Hwy. Suite 150
Tampa, FL 33634
Google Map
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=4919+Memorial+Hwy,+Tampa,+FL+33634
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