..................................................................................... 24 2.7.1. Changes ................................................................................................ XML configuration should you choose to drop in the Spring 2.0 libraries. 2.7.1. Changes For a comprehensive list of changes, consult the 'changelog.txt' file that is located in the top level directory of What's new in Spring 2.0? Spring Framework (2.0.5) 24 One thing that has changed in a (somewhat) breaking fashion is the way that bean scopes are defined. If you are using the Spring 1.2 DTD you can continue

..................................................................................... 24 2.7.1. Changes ................................................................................................ XML configuration should you choose to drop in the Spring 2.0 libraries. 2.7.1. Changes For a comprehensive list of changes, consult the 'changelog.txt' file that is located in the top level directory of What's new in Spring 2.0? Spring Framework (2.0.6) 24 One thing that has changed in a (somewhat) breaking fashion is the way that bean scopes are defined. If you are using the Spring 1.2 DTD you can continue

..................................................................................... 24 2.7.1. Changes ................................................................................................ XML configuration should you choose to drop in the Spring 2.0 libraries. 2.7.1. Changes For a comprehensive list of changes, consult the 'changelog.txt' file that is located in the top level directory of XSD files at the top of your bean definition files. One thing that has changed in a (somewhat) breaking fashion is the way that bean scopes are defined. If you are using the Spring 1.2 DTD you can continue

..................................................................................... 24 2.7.1. Changes ................................................................................................ XML configuration should you choose to drop in the Spring 2.0 libraries. 2.7.1. Changes For a comprehensive list of changes, consult the 'changelog.txt' file that is located in the top level directory of What's new in Spring 2.0? Spring Framework (2.0.8) 24 One thing that has changed in a (somewhat) breaking fashion is the way that bean scopes are defined. If you are using the Spring 1.2 DTD you can continue

..................................................................................... 24 2.7.1. Changes ................................................................................................ XML configuration should you choose to drop in the Spring 2.0 libraries. 2.7.1. Changes For a comprehensive list of changes, consult the 'changelog.txt' file that is located in the top level directory of What's new in Spring 2.0? Spring Framework (2.0.7) 24 One thing that has changed in a (somewhat) breaking fashion is the way that bean scopes are defined. If you are using the Spring 1.2 DTD you can continue

..................................................................................... 24 2.7.1. Changes ................................................................................................ XML configuration should you choose to drop in the Spring 2.0 libraries. 2.7.1. Changes For a comprehensive list of changes, consult the 'changelog.txt' file that is located in the top level directory of XSD files at the top of your bean definition files. One thing that has changed in a (somewhat) breaking fashion is the way that bean scopes are defined. If you are using the Spring 1.2 DTD you can continue

..................................................................................... 24 2.7.1. Changes ................................................................................................ XML configuration should you choose to drop in the Spring 2.0 libraries. 2.7.1. Changes For a comprehensive list of changes, consult the 'changelog.txt' file that is located in the top level directory of XSD files at the top of your bean definition files. One thing that has changed in a (somewhat) breaking fashion is the way that bean scopes are defined. If you are using the Spring 1.2 DTD you can continue

..................................................................................... 24 2.7.1. Changes ................................................................................................ XML configuration should you choose to drop in the Spring 2.0 libraries. 2.7.1. Changes For a comprehensive list of changes, consult the 'changelog.txt' file that is located in the top level directory of XSD files at the top of your bean definition files. One thing that has changed in a (somewhat) breaking fashion is the way that bean scopes are defined. If you are using the Spring 1.2 DTD you can continue

SPRING FRAMEWORK CHANGELOG ========================== http://www.springframework.org Changes in version 2.0 final (3.10.2006) ---------------------------------------- Package org.springframework.aop PortletModeParameterHandlerMapping's "allowDupParameters" property to "allowDuplicateParameters" Changes in version 2.0 RC4 (17.9.2006) -------------------------------------- General * renamed Spring 2 Spring 2.0 XSDs to spring-beans-2.0.xsd etc, to allow for proper versioning of future additions and changes * spring-beans-2.0.dtd/xsd does not support singleton="true"/"false" anymore. Use scope="singleton/"prototype"

SPRING FRAMEWORK CHANGELOG =========================== http://www.spring.io Changes in version 3.2.7 (2013-12-12) ------------------------------------- * fixed memory leaks with @Async (SPR-11275, SPR-11276) (SPR-9771) Changes in version 3.2.6 (2013-12-12) ------------------------------------- * added Maven bill-of-materials POM * fixed BeanUtils.copyProperties() issue caused by recently changes to Gener GenericTypeAwarePropertyDescriptor (SPR-11209) * fixed issue with ServletTestExecutionListener breaking existing code (SPR-11144) * fixed SpEL ReflectivePropertyAccessor to not consider "is" methods with non