(SPR-11407) * fixed StringIndexOutOfBoundsException in AbstractErrors for class-level JSR-303 validator (SPR-11374) * fixed off-by-one regression in AbstractMethodMockingControl (SPR-11385) * fixed constraints with property paths * added MethodValidationInterceptor/PostProcessor for Hibernate Validator 4.2 based method validation * fixed QuartzJobBean to work with Quartz 2.0/2.1 as well * @Transactional ; on EhCacheFactoryBean * SpringValidatorAdapter accepts non-indexed set paths (for Hibernate Validator compatibility) * TransactionSynchronizationManager eagerly cleans up void ResourceHolders on

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