By now you have seen how easy it is to build a fully Spring-managed application. You have a solid understanding of bean configuration and aspect-oriented programming (AOP). However, one part of the puzzle is missing: how do you get the data that drives the application?
Besides simple throwaway command-line utilities, almost every application needs to persist data to some sort of data store. The most usual and convenient data store is a database. ...
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