欢迎回到“本周Spring简报”的另一个环节。本周我们有很多关于Spring Roo的内容，因此，本着这种精神，为了纪念本周综述中所有与Roo相关的精彩内容，我建议我们今天称之为“Roo日”。

随着每个人都在为SpringOne做准备，SpringSource的工作正在全力推进。今年的展会令人兴奋，因为这将是CloudFoundry首次亮相的一年，这意味着将会有大量关于CloudFoundry和Spring共同合作，发挥无与伦比的组合作用的内容。我等不及了！

1. InfoQ对Spring Social负责人Craig Walls进行了一次采访，主题是刚刚发布的Spring Social 1.0。精彩的阅读！一旦采访激起了您的兴趣，请务必尝试Spring Social快速入门。

   Spring Social也在其他地方获得了很好的报道，包括adtmag.com上关于新1.0版本的这篇文章。

 <LI> <a href = "http://www.springsource.org/node/3235">SpringSource Tool Suite 2.7.2 has been released.</a>  The new release features 
	 support for vFabric tc Server 2.6,
	support for Spring Roo 1.2.0.M1, and also updates  Mylyn to 3.6.2. Great stuff!
	
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	<a href = "http://blog.springsource.com/2011/09/14/spring-roo-1-2-0-m1-released/">Spring Roo 1.2.M1 released. 	</a>
	The new release is a <EM>really</EM> exciting one.  There are some exciting <em>backoffice</em> changes, of course, like the switch from GPL to Apache 2, and <a href ="http://www.github.com/springsource/spring-roo">the migration of the code to 	Github.com</a>, but those are absolutely the least interesting bits in this new milestone.  		
	The first, and  obvious, improvement for any user will be  the speed boost: Spring Roo 1.2 is now <b>ten times faster</b>. 		

如果这还不够，还有服务层支持（例如，您可以生成服务对象），可以选择生成哪种类型的存储库层（活动记录样式或传统的存储库对象），大大改进的、非常灵活的GWT支持，MongoDB支持，以及多模式感知数据库反向工程（DBRE）和shell改进。老实说，这小段话并不能完全表达它的意义。查看博客以了解详情。

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<a href ="http://www.github.com/springsource/spring-roo">Spring Roo's moved to Github.com!</a> 

		The source code is now available on the <a href ="http://www.github.com/springsource/spring-roo">SpringSource Github page</a>. 

		There's a <code>readme.txt</code> at the root of the directory (or, indeed, presented inline on the Spring Roo Github.com page) that you 
		can follow to start hacking on Spring Roo. If nothing else, having the Spring Roo source code is helpful to learn how to write your own custom add-ons, so check it out!

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<LI> 
	Stefan Schmidt chimes in to talk about the <a href="http://blog.springsource.com/2011/09/14/new-application-layering-and-persistence-choices-in-spring-roo/">the application layering and persistence choices for Spring Roo</a>, providing details on some of the features enumerated in the new release. 
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<LI>Speaking of Spring Roo... and Cloud Foundry.. <a href="http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/09/16/roo_vmware_springsource/">here's a <em>busy</em> post</a> on both of them. It feels like it should be two or three posts, but good stuff, either way! </li>
	
	
<LI> <a href= "http://www.thymeleaf.org/whatsnew11.html">Thymeleaf 1.1's just been released!</a> Thymeleaf is a view template library (like Velocity or FreeMarker) that offers a very  clean integration for <a href= "http://www.thymeleaf.org/thymeleafspring3.html">Spring users.</a> Check it out!	</li>
	

<LI> Jan Machacek at CakeSolutions has written up a post about  his  extensions to the Specs2 specification testing framework, <a href=
	"http://www.cakesolutions.net/teamblogs/2011/09/06/beantables-and-more/">BeanTables</a>, which lets you inject and work with Spring beans from your specifications. 
	The blog's helpful, but I would definitely also check the  <a href="https://github.com/janm399/specs2-spring">Github.com page itself for a good introduction</a>.
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<LI>Singaram Subramanian
 has written up a blog on <a href= "http://singztechmusings.wordpress.com/2011/09/18/getting-started-with-spring-integration-v2-a-simple-example-using-file-and-mail-adapters/">how he was tasked with solving an email integration problem</a> and decided to use Spring Integration. The blog details the code and approach and even talks a bit about the patterns involved. Nice blog, Singaram!   </lI>