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which book is best to learn spring ,i am a beginner to spring.

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I still love to read their HTML manual, the one page edition online.

http://www.springsource.org/documentation

Good amount of examples in there.

Error: Keyboard not attached. Press F1 to continue.

 
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I have Spring In Action (Manning Publications) and love it! It provides good conceptual understanding and code examples to work with.
 
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hi ranchers, I am new to spring, which version is advisable to starts with?
please point out some guidelines.

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go for the latest, If you want to start with a no annotations version for simplicity try 2.0

as far as book is concerned there is no better book than the spring documentation online

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