Co-founder of the Spring Framework Project
Juergen has been the most active Spring developer since the open source project began from Rod's Interface21 framework back in February 2003. Juergen and Rod together continue to provide the direction for Spring.Juergen has earned great respect in the Spring and J2EE communities for his energy, the quality of his code, his incredible attention to detail, and his huge contribution in Spring forums and mailing lists.
Juergen is an experienced consultant, with outstanding expertise in web applications, transaction management, O/R mapping technologies, and lightweight remoting. He has specialized in J2EE since early 2000, having held technology leader positions in various projects ranging from enterprise application integration to web-based data visualization.
Presentations by Juergen Hoeller
What's New in Spring 2.5?
This session provides a practical tour through what's new in Spring. If you are using Spring 2.0 and seek the most bang for your buck when upgrading to Spring 2.5, this session is for you. If you are not yet using Spring this is the place to be to get a good overview of the latest developments.Birds of a Feather: Enterprise Application Integration
Come to this BOF for a lively discussion of patterns for Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) with Mark Fisher, Juergen Hoeller, and Mark Pollack.Spring on Java EE
The Spring Framework is well known as a "Java EE" application framework. However, what does this really mean in terms of Java EE platform features and platform integration? This session discusses Spring 2.5's Java EE support in detail, focusing on advanced integration with specific servers, covering J2EE 1.4 as well as Java EE 5 editions of common server products.The Power of Native Transactions
A key piece of every Java EE server is the XA transaction coordinator, responsible for handling all transactional needs in a server environment. However, many applications do not need distributed XA transactions in the first place; native database transactions are often a more efficient and more powerful option. This talk illustrates Spring's support for native databaseand messaging transactions in various scenarios, including the use of multiple native resources within the same transaction.