AbstractAutoProxyCreator (as used by "aop:config") correctly ignores null bean instances * "aop:aspect" doesn't insist on aspect bean reference to be specified when just containing declare-parents elements * "bean" JndiLocatorSupport tries fallback lookup for originally specified JNDI name if resource-ref adapted name wasn't found * JndiObjectFactoryBean exposes the bean ClassLoader as thread context ClassLoader (if necessary) Spring 2.0) * TypeConverterDelegate protects its text conversion step against PropertyEditors which don't support "setValue" calls * factored out FactoryBeanRegistrySupport base class from AbstractBeanFactory

AbstractAutoProxyCreator (as used by "aop:config") correctly ignores null bean instances * "aop:aspect" doesn't insist on aspect bean reference to be specified when just containing declare-parents elements * "bean" JndiLocatorSupport tries fallback lookup for originally specified JNDI name if resource-ref adapted name wasn't found * JndiObjectFactoryBean exposes the bean ClassLoader as thread context ClassLoader (if necessary) Spring 2.0) * TypeConverterDelegate protects its text conversion step against PropertyEditors which don't support "setValue" calls * factored out FactoryBeanRegistrySupport base class from AbstractBeanFactory

Spring 2.0) * TypeConverterDelegate protects its text conversion step against PropertyEditors which don't support "setValue" calls * factored out FactoryBeanRegistrySupport base class from AbstractBeanFactory JndiRmiClientInterceptor's "prepare()" doesn't declare NamingException anymore (just RemoteLookupFailureException) * JaxRpcPortClientInterceptor's "prepare()" doesn't declare ServiceException anymore (just beans * TypeConverterDelegate protects its value conversion step against PropertyEditors which don't support "setValue" calls * TypeConverterDelegate falls back to "toString()" conversion for a primitive

JndiLocatorSupport tries fallback lookup for originally specified JNDI name if resource-ref adapted name wasn't found * JndiObjectFactoryBean exposes the bean ClassLoader as thread context ClassLoader (if necessary) Spring 2.0) * TypeConverterDelegate protects its text conversion step against PropertyEditors which don't support "setValue" calls * factored out FactoryBeanRegistrySupport base class from AbstractBeanFactory JndiRmiClientInterceptor's "prepare()" doesn't declare NamingException anymore (just RemoteLookupFailureException) * JaxRpcPortClientInterceptor's "prepare()" doesn't declare ServiceException anymore (just

JndiLocatorSupport tries fallback lookup for originally specified JNDI name if resource-ref adapted name wasn't found * JndiObjectFactoryBean exposes the bean ClassLoader as thread context ClassLoader (if necessary) Spring 2.0) * TypeConverterDelegate protects its text conversion step against PropertyEditors which don't support "setValue" calls * factored out FactoryBeanRegistrySupport base class from AbstractBeanFactory JndiRmiClientInterceptor's "prepare()" doesn't declare NamingException anymore (just RemoteLookupFailureException) * JaxRpcPortClientInterceptor's "prepare()" doesn't declare ServiceException anymore (just

JndiLocatorSupport tries fallback lookup for originally specified JNDI name if resource-ref adapted name wasn't found * JndiObjectFactoryBean exposes the bean ClassLoader as thread context ClassLoader (if necessary) Spring 2.0) * TypeConverterDelegate protects its text conversion step against PropertyEditors which don't support "setValue" calls * factored out FactoryBeanRegistrySupport base class from AbstractBeanFactory JndiRmiClientInterceptor's "prepare()" doesn't declare NamingException anymore (just RemoteLookupFailureException) * JaxRpcPortClientInterceptor's "prepare()" doesn't declare ServiceException anymore (just

JndiRmiClientInterceptor's "prepare()" doesn't declare NamingException anymore (just RemoteLookupFailureException) * JaxRpcPortClientInterceptor's "prepare()" doesn't declare ServiceException anymore (just beans * TypeConverterDelegate protects its value conversion step against PropertyEditors which don't support "setValue" calls * TypeConverterDelegate falls back to "toString()" conversion for a primitive NonTransient exceptions * added support for arrays of values in parameter value lists: "select * from t where (a, b) in ((1,'x'), (3,'y'))" * added DerbyMaxValueIncrementer to provide an alternative for

Spring 2.0) * TypeConverterDelegate protects its text conversion step against PropertyEditors which don't support "setValue" calls * factored out FactoryBeanRegistrySupport base class from AbstractBeanFactory JndiRmiClientInterceptor's "prepare()" doesn't declare NamingException anymore (just RemoteLookupFailureException) * JaxRpcPortClientInterceptor's "prepare()" doesn't declare ServiceException anymore (just beans * TypeConverterDelegate protects its value conversion step against PropertyEditors which don't support "setValue" calls * TypeConverterDelegate falls back to "toString()" conversion for a primitive

beans * TypeConverterDelegate protects its text conversion step against PropertyEditors which don't support "setValue" calls * DefaultListableBeanFactory throws descriptive exception in case of factory-bean Iterator * TypeConverterDelegate protects its value conversion step against PropertyEditors which don't support "setValue" calls * PropertyEditorRegistrySupport's "copyCustomEditorsTo" copies all editors properly apply to defined alias names as well Package org.springframework.beans * BeanWrapper doesn't iterate over Collection/Map if no generic type declared and no property-specific editor registered

Iterator * TypeConverterDelegate protects its value conversion step against PropertyEditors which don't support "setValue" calls * PropertyEditorRegistrySupport's "copyCustomEditorsTo" copies all editors properly apply to defined alias names as well Package org.springframework.beans * BeanWrapper doesn't iterate over Collection/Map if no generic type declared and no property-specific editor registered circuited opening tag with "/>" ending) * JSP SelectTag accepts null values for its attributes (doesn't strictly enforce non-null values anymore) * JSP OptionTag properly detects a Java 5 Enum as selected