should be able to use constructors on non-public classes (SPR-14304) fixed Async advisor retrieval blocks when triggered by singleton init method (SPR- 14324) fixed Deadlock while creating a new thread on default when parsing untrusted XML input (SPR-13136) fixed remoting over JMS with receiveTimeout blocks service forever (SPR-13052) fixed NPE when using @args as pointcut (SPR-13102) fixed NPE for alias compatibility for Spring 3.2.x through ASM 5.0.2 (SPR- 11656, SPR-11719) fixed potential excessive memory and CPU usage (SPR-11545, SPR-11520, SPR-11606, SPR-11720, SPR-9274) fixed cache key issues for

functionality for architecting and building applications, ranging all the way from the very basic building blocks of primitive types and classes (and the means to define new classes), to rich full-featured application One area that is decidedly conspicuous by its absence is any means of taking the basic building blocks and composing them into a coherent whole; this area has typically been left to the purvey of the you to use all the other features of the Spring Framework. 1.2. Usage scenarios With the building blocks described above you can use Spring in all sorts of scenarios, from applets up to fully-fledged enterprise

functionality for architecting and building applications, ranging all the way from the very basic building blocks of primitive types and classes (and the means to define new classes), to rich full-featured application One area that is decidedly conspicuous by its absence is any means of taking the basic building blocks and composing them into a coherent whole; this area has typically been left to the purvey of the you to use all the other features of the Spring Framework. 1.2. Usage scenarios With the building blocks described above you can use Spring in all sorts of scenarios, from applets up to fully-fledged enterprise

functionality for architecting and building applications, ranging all the way from the very basic building blocks of primitive types and classes (and the means to define new classes), to rich full-featured application One area that is decidedly conspicuous by its absence is any means of taking the basic building blocks and composing them into a coherent whole; this area has typically been left to the purvey of the you to use all the other features of the Spring Framework. 1.2. Usage scenarios With the building blocks described above you can use Spring in all sorts of scenarios, from applets up to fully-fledged enterprise

functionality for architecting and building applications, ranging all the way from the very basic building blocks of primitive types and classes (and the means to define new classes), to rich full-featured application One area that is decidedly conspicuous by its absence is any means of taking the basic building blocks and composing them into a coherent whole; this area has typically been left to the purvey of the you to use all the other features of the Spring Framework. 1.2. Usage scenarios With the building blocks described above you can use Spring in all sorts of scenarios, from applets up to fully-fledged enterprise

wealth of application development functionality, it lacks the means to organize the basic building blocks into a coherent whole, leaving that task to architects and developers. Although you can use design provides mock objects that you can use to test your code in isolation. Usage scenarios The building blocks described previously make Spring a logical choice in many scenarios, from embedded applications that when writing integration tests that require the use of sockets, for example tests that start an in- memory SMTP server, FTP server, Servlet container, etc. As of Spring 4.0, the set of mocks in the org.springframework

functionality for architecting and building applications, ranging all the way from the very basic building blocks of primitive types and classes (and the means to define new classes), to rich full-featured application One area that is decidedly conspicuous by its absence is any means of taking the basic building blocks and composing them into a coherent whole; this area has typically been left to the purvey of the you to use all the other features of the Spring Framework. 1.2. Usage scenarios With the building blocks described above you can use Spring in all sorts of scenarios, from applets up to fully-fledged enterprise

functionality for architecting and building applications, ranging all the way from the very basic building blocks of primitive types and classes (and the means to define new classes), to rich full-featured application One area that is decidedly conspicuous by its absence is any means of taking the basic building blocks and composing them into a coherent whole; this area has typically been left to the purvey of the you to use all the other features of the Spring Framework. 1.2. Usage scenarios With the building blocks described above you can use Spring in all sorts of scenarios, from applets up to fully-fledged enterprise

functionality for architecting and building applications, ranging all the way from the very basic building blocks of primitive types and classes (and the means to define new classes), to rich full-featured application One area that is decidedly conspicuous by its absence is any means of taking the basic building blocks and composing them into a coherent whole; this area has typically been left to the purvey of the you to use all the other features of the Spring Framework. 1.2. Usage scenarios With the building blocks described above you can use Spring in all sorts of scenarios, from applets up to fully-fledged enterprise

functionality for architecting and building applications, ranging all the way from the very basic building blocks of primitive types and classes (and the means to define new classes), to rich full-featured application One area that is decidedly conspicuous by its absence is any means of taking the basic building blocks and composing them into a coherent whole; this area has typically been left to the purvey of the you to use all the other features of the Spring Framework. 1.2. Usage scenarios With the building blocks described above you can use Spring in all sorts of scenarios, from applets up to fully-fledged enterprise