Introduction to spring individual jar packages

Description of each jar package in Spring4:

Spring AOP: Spring's aspect-oriented programming, providing AOP (aspect-oriented programming) implementation of the integration of the ASPECTJ framework provided by spring Aspects:spring

Spring Beans: The basic implementation of spring IOC, including access to configuration files, creation and management of beans, etc.

Spring Context: Provides extended services on basic IOC capabilities, plus support for many enterprise-class services, such as mail services, task scheduling, jndi positioning, EJB integration, remote access, caching, and multiple view layer frameworks.

Spring ContextSupport: A spring context extension for MVC.

SpringCore: Key toolkit for Spring

Springexpression: Spring Expressions language

Spring Framework Bom:

Spring Instrument: spring-to-server proxy interface

Spring Instrument Tomcat: Spring integration of the Tomcat connection pool

Spring jdbc: A simple package for JDBC

Spring JMS: A simple package for simplifying the use of the JMS API

Spring Messaging:

Spring ORM: Integration of third-party ORM implementations, such as HIBERNATE,IBATIS,JDO and the JPA implementation of spring

Spring OXM: Spring support for object/xml mappings lets you switch between Java and XML

Spring Test: A simple package for a test framework such as JUnit

Spring TX: Consistent declarative and programmatic transaction management for JDBC, Hibernate, JDO, JPA, and more.

Spring Web: Contains the core classes required to use the spring framework when developing web apps, including classes that automatically load Webapplicationcontext features, struts and JSF integration classes, File upload support classes, Filter class and a large number of tool helper classes.

Spring Webmvc: Contains all classes related to the SPRINGMVC framework. Contains Freemarker, JasperReports, Tiles, Velocity, and XSLT related classes for internationalization, labeling, Theme, view presentation. Of course, if your app uses a stand-alone MVC framework, you don't need any classes in this jar file.

Spring WEBMVC portlet: Enhancements to spring MVC

Introduction to spring individual jar packages