After last week's release of Spring 3.1, there is some great material to help you get up to speed with the new enhancements. InfoQ has published another talk from SpringOne 2GX 2010, this one covers the Configuration Enhancements in Spring 3.1. Chris Beams covers unified property management, bean definition profiles, nested elements, c: namespace, Grails BeanBuilder integration.

Also last week Juergen Hoeller gave a webinar on the Spring 3.1 milestone release. In case you can were not able to attend in person, a full recording of the webinar has now been posted so you can get all of the details from the source!

Also don't forget to read Chris's recent blog post about Bean Definition Profiles. This is the first in a short series that will be covering the details of the new release.

Yet another session from SpringOne 2GX 2010 has been posted by InfoQ. This time it is Mark Fisher and Oleg Zhurakousky who are presenting on What's New in Spring Integration 2.0.

Mark and Oleg use code-centric demos to describe how Spring 3.0 features have been integrated in Spring Integration, what enterprise integration patterns have been implemented and where channel adapters and gateways have been updated. They demonstrate the new STS tooling support for Spring Integration and discuss some of the future features and direction for the project.

This presentation is a great way to get introduced to Spring Integration 2.0. The GA release of 2.0 followed less than one month after this talk so all the topics covered are up to date with the current release. Again many thanks to InfoQ for covering SpringOne 2GX 2010.

I'm pleased to announce the availability of Spring Web Flow 2.2:

• JSF 2 support
• Spring Travel sample application built on JSF 2 and PrimeFaces components
• Facelets tag library for Spring Security
• dojo 1.5 and dojox
• Two spring-js artifacts (spring-js and spring-js-resources)
• Portlet 2.0 and JSF 1.2 support

Please check out the updated documentation and samples for details.

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