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Hi Folks,
I am very new to MyEclipse. So far, I have liked it. I will appreciate if someone could help me about Spring 2.0 framework configuration.
The MyEclipse comes bundled with Spring 1.3.x. However, I want to use Spring 2.0 framework. So, here are my Qs:
1. Does MyEclipse support Spring 2.0?
2. How to enable/configure Spring 2.0 in MyEclipse?I have been working on the lines of defining the UserLibraries based on Spring2.0 framework and adding to my projects manually. However, I am looking for some “official” way of pointing the MyEclipse to Spring 2.0 framwork without much manual process.
Any input will be highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
1. Does MyEclipse support Spring 2.0?
2. How to enable/configure Spring 2.0 in MyEclipse?1. No, not officially.
2. You can actually go to Window > Preferences > MyEclipse > Project Capabilities > Spring, and replace the “Spring 1.3” libraries with the Spring 2.0 libraries. OR you can remove the Spring 1.3 libraries from your build path, and simply drop in the Spring 2.0 JARs you want. For the most part MyEclipse should continue to work, but for portions that are fundamentally different, like using annotations instead of the bean configuration XML files, MyEclipse may not offer some more advanced functions like the bean visualization or wizard support for that (but autocomplete, code support and validation will still all work just fine).Also your method of User Library is actually a good way to do it as well. We will be adding official support for Spring 2.0 soon.
