The Spring Framework Powering Enterprise Java Development
	When:	November 14-15, 2009
	Where:	Maxwell-Dworkin Building Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
	Cost:	$475 through September 25 $525 through October 30 $600 after October 30 $650 on day of conference. A limited number of seats are available at reduced prices for students, faculty, or people facing financial hardship. Contact registrar@gbcacm for details.       What is the Spring Framework? Spring is a widely used open source framework that helps developers build high quality applications faster. Spring provides a consistent programming and configuration model that is well understood and used by millions of developers worldwide. Spring provides a range of capabilities for creating enterprise Java, rich web, and enterprise integration applications that can be consumed in a lightweight, a-la-carte manner. Spring provides the ultimate programming model for modern enterprise Java applications by insulating business objects from the complexities of platform services for application component management, Web services, transactions, security, remoting, messaging, data access, aspect-oriented programming and more. Spring is built on an Inversion of Control (IoC) container that enables Java components to be centrally configured and wired together—resulting in code that is more portable, reusable, testable and maintainable.

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Contact Name:	Vyas Sanzgiri
Contact Email:	editor@gbcacm.org
Contact Phone:	9787497903
This announcement will be available until:	12/31/2010