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SpringSource announced that it has released Spring 3.0 for General Availability. Spring 3.0 features REST support, Spring expression language, extended support for annotation-based components, declarative model validation based on constraint annotations and standardized dependency injection annotations.
Spring 3.0 GA can be hosted on Java EE 6 servers. It supports JPA 2.0 final, JSR 303 validation mode and @Managed Bean (JSR-250 v1.1) annotation for component scanning.
Spring 3.0 brings new component model features. If you have a Spring-powered application, you can switch your libraries to Spring 3.0 without having to upgrade your server installation, according to the company.
“Beyond the big themes, there are hundreds of refinements in the details which you will particularly appreciate when upgrading from Spring 2.5.” said Juergen Hoeller from the SpringSource team blog.
Hoeller noted that standardized dependency injection annotations are the flagship feature in Spring 3.0. It supports the JSR-330 specification for Dependency Injection in Java – annotation-driven injection via @ Inject and its associated qualifier and provider model as an alternative to Spring’s own @Autowired and co.
Spring 3.0 comes with a new TaskScheduler and Trigger. Spring also supports @Async and @Scheduled annotations now.
