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Recordings from Keynotes, Breakouts and Ignite talks from SpringOne Platform 2016 at the Aria Las Vegas.

Cloud Foundry is a Cloud Native Platform that supplies developers with a ready-to-use cloud computing environment and application services, all hosted by virtualized or containerized environments on your existing public and private infrastructure. It lets developers focus on what is really important--their applications. There simply isn't a better cloud platform for Spring developers.
Cloud Foundry provides astonishingly simple tools to make developing, scaling, and operating any application a straightforward, simple task.
Used together with Spring Cloud, NetFlixOSS and Spring Boot -- Cloud Foundry provides the leading microservice platform and application infrastructure available in java today.
After watching a few videos, you will be ready to develop and deploy your own Spring applications to cloud with Eclipse or from the command line.

Apache Tomcat is the mostly widely deployed application server in today's enterprise market. Developers, QA teams and IT managers all use Tomcat in a wide variety of deployments with incredible success.

This session looks inside the popular Apache project to examine the new features provided in Apache Tomcat 7, including the new features in the Servlet 3.0, JSP 2.2 & EL 2.2 specifications, improvements in memory leak detection and prevention, new security features that can prevent CSRF attacks and session fixation attacks and a host of other new features.

Spring is a comprehensive framework that has helped countless developers build better applications and SpringSource Tool Suite (STS) is the best development tool available for building Spring-based solutions.

This webinar is designed for enterprise developers that are just starting with Spring and need to learn the basics about project set-up, bean configuration and application testing and analysis.

This seminar will provide an overview of Spring's support for scheduling, messaging, and enterprise integration. You will learn how these features provide a platform for message-driven architecture. You will also learn about Spring's support for Hohpe and Woolf's Enterprise Integration Patterns. This will include demos of several basic patterns such as Message Channel, Message Transformer, and Message Router, as well as composite patterns such as Scatter/Gather using a Splitter and Aggregator. The examples will also cover different options for adding custom integration logic within the configuration-driven context. Those options include not only POJOs, but also Spring 3.0's Expression Language and Groovy scripts. Finally, you will see Channel Adapters and Messaging Gateways that support JMS, Web Services, Email, and more.