I got in touch with Paul Snively, who took over the project from Pivotal and started a new project by darcs, and turns out it's been not maintained anymore for many years. As advised by him, I'm trying to bring the system current in this repository, but there should be still dozen issues to be able to use them. Any contribution would be appreciated and feel free to open issues/PRs!
The goal of Spring Scala is to make it easier to use the Spring framework in Scala.
Currently, the two main areas of focus are:
- Wiring up Scala classes as Spring Beans, both in traditional XML as well as Scala
- Provide Scala-friendly wrappers for the Spring templates
For more information, please refer to the spring-scala JIRA site, or e-mail Paul Snively.
spring-scala snapshots and releases are publishes to the Sonatype snapshot and release repositories. As of this writing (August 2015), the following versions of Spring are supported:
- Spring 3.2.10
- Spring 3.2.14
- Spring 4.0.9
- Spring 4.1.7
- Spring 4.2.0
All artifacts are cross-published for Scala 2.10.x and 2.11.x, and digitally signed by Paul Snively, fingerprint 3002 0815 C339 E64E 9698 698A 2FB0 1967 4C7B 02B4.
An example sbt dependency:
libraryDependencies += "org.psnively" %% "spring_scala_3-2-10" % "1.0.0"adds a dependency on spring-scala version 1.0.0 built with Spring 3.2.10 for whatever the project's scalaVersion is.
Spring Scala uses a sbt-based build system.
In the instructions below, sbt is assumed to be on your $PATH.
The only prerequisites are darcs and JDK 1.7+.
darcs clone http://hub.darcs.net/psnively/spring-scala
sbt ';so test ;much package' # Thanks to sbt-doge for cross-building across subprojects!
sbt 'very publish-local'
... and discover more commands with sbt tasks. See also the sbt FAQ.
The Pivotal spring-scala wiki has not been migrated and is unlikely to be, so please add your questions/issues to the issue tracker.
Spring Scala uses JIRA for issue tracking purposes
Spring Scala is Apache 2.0 licensed.