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Good Spring framework, Hybernate tutorials

 
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Hi,
Can some one direct me to good Spring framework and Hybernate tutorials.
And also , can suggeest good books on both of those technologies.

Appreciate your replies

Thanks,
Raju
 
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I think Spring documentation in http://www.springframework.org/documentation and Hibernate in www.hibernate.org/5.html are clear enough. The recommended books I know good are Spring in Action, Pro Spring, Hibernate in Action, Java Persistence in Hibernate.
 
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Thank You for the response.
The tutorial on spring framework website is quite old I think. But I would try to buy the books.

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Raju
 
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That's actually opposite, I think...

Pretty much all the books that are out are about "old" versions of Spring (i.e. pre-Spring 2, though most of the concepts are still the same, there just may be newer classes, easier ways to do things, etc.)

The tutorial on the Spring website is always generally "up-to-date". (At the moment, if you select the documentation for "current release" you will get the docs for 2.0.5; if you select documentation for "development release" you will get docs for 2.1 M2; if you go to previous versions you will get documentation for the selected version.)
 
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I would second the references made by Hendy, and also point out that the Spring and Hibernate forums are also very useful.

Additionally, for specific implementation examples, I would recommend google code search or koders. Since Spring and Hibernate are so ubiquitous now you can find a lot of examples in search engines.
 
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you can also check www.roseindia.net
 
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