Spring and Apache Tomcat: The Perfect Match

posted by SpringSource on April 8, 2010 12:06 PM

For development and operations teams, a presentation to improve software development with Spring and Tomcat.

Spring is commonly found within enterprises and helps companies better manage complexities in the software development processTomcat has also become ubiquitous within the enterprise.

Presentation Agenda:

• Corporate Overview
• Why Spring: Overview, Spring Portfolio
• Why Tomcat: Overview, Adoption in the market
• The Spring/Tomcat Combination: The viable JEE alternative

Presentation Outline

• Who we are
• Agenda
• SpringSource company overview
• Covalent Acquisition
• Who's using Spring
• Ubiquity in banking
• Why Spring
• State of software development
• Inherent vs. Apparent Complexity
• Spring: simple, still powerful
• Typical application layering
• Enabiling technologies
• Spring overview
• Dependency injection
• Aspect-oriented programming
• Enterprise service abstraction
• Spring portfolio
• Tomcat overview/introduction
• Tomcat - Where are we at?
• Why Tomcat?
• Lightweight
• Flexible and configurable
• Robust/Scalable
• Tomcat in the Enterprise
• Spring and Tomcat together
• Spring/Tomcat match
• Spring MVC and web flow
• SPA in Tomcat
• Spring's Aspect support meets Tomcat
• SpringSource Application Management Suite
• JMX Integration
• Data source configuration
• Spring is about...
• Spring Stakeholders: The Active Community
• The Spring Community
• Community Relations
• Spring Stakeholders: Support Customers
• Summary

For more than 10 years, SpringSource employees have been supporting Apache technologies, with unparalleled experience and commitment to the Apache Software Foundation. More than 400 of the Fortune 500 count on SpringSource to support their mission-critical business applications. Leaders of the Apache Software Foundation, including Board Members, work at SpringSource and dedicate a significant amount of time further developing the Apache Tomcat open source project. Over the last 2 years, 95% of the issues fixed in the Apache Tomcat project were fixed by SpringSource engineers. For more information on how SpringSource can help your enterprise, see the SpringSource website, or call 800/444-1935.