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Spring 2.1: TheServerSide Video Interview Part II (3 messages)
- Posted by: Eugene Ciurana
- Posted on: May 30 2007 09:59 EDT
Rod Johnson continues this interview from the Open Source Business Conference in San Francisco and tells us more about Spring Batch, the future of Spring, and the direction of Interface21. (Click here if you can't view the interview on this page) The Spring Framework web site has more information about the topics covered in the interview, or you can /join the #spring channel on irc.freenode.net. Part I of the inteview is also available. Watch other Tech BriefsThreaded Messages (3)
- spring batch by Rizwan Ahamed on May 31 2007 02:07 EDT
- Famous php based CMS by Robin de Silva Jayasinghe on May 31 2007 03:27 EDT
- Re: Famous php based CMS by Alef Arendsen on May 31 2007 02:09 EDT
- Famous php based CMS by Robin de Silva Jayasinghe on May 31 2007 03:27 EDT
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- Posted by: Rizwan Ahamed
- Posted on: May 31 2007 02:07 EDT
- in response to Eugene Ciurana
batch processing is very common in AS400 (and mainframe systems). Almost nightly jobs and other heavy batch processing stuffs are done this way. By the way was surprised to see that http://www.springframework.com is running under Drupal (http://www.drupal.org) which is famous php based CMS. Rizwan http://www.rizwan.in -
Famous php based CMS[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Robin de Silva Jayasinghe
- Posted on: May 31 2007 03:27 EDT
- in response to Rizwan Ahamed
For me it looks like springframework.com is running under Plone which is a famous Python-based CMS. ;-) SCNR, Robin -
Re: Famous php based CMS[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Alef Arendsen
- Posted on: May 31 2007 14:09 EDT
- in response to Robin de Silva Jayasinghe
Robin, We have had questions about this more often in the past. It's a case of 'use the right tool for the job'. Drupal and Plone are excellent content management systems and although Java-based content management systems (even ones based on Spring) are certainly available, at the time (which is more than 2 years ago) we didn't consider there to be any good alternatives that allowed us to get up and running quickly. regards, Alef Arendsen (Interface21)