On Thursday 05 October 2006 12:32, Sascha wrote: > Michael Klishin schrieb: > > Spring in Action (by... Rod Johnson?) is amazing book > > does that also cover spring2 features or is more about basics of spring?
I don't remember the author. Spring in Action covers essentials, integration with other tools/frameworks and AOP with Spring proxies. That's good to start. It doesn't cover Spring 2, but given the fact you understand the idea of Spring and AOP in general you can easily learn all that AspectJ and dynamic languages intergation stuff from Spring 2 reference itself. It's quite clear to my mind. BTW, keep in mind that with JavaScript, Ruby and Groovy you don't have to know all that. But understanding what Spring is gives you idea of what Red5 does under covers and how to configure many things. But it's not necessary to know to create Red5 applicatons. Hope this helps. -- novemberain.com | flexwiki.novemberain.com | rubyonrails.ru | osflash.org/red5 _______________________________________________ Red5 mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org
