It contains Spring FactoryBeans that allow you to access JCR repositories directly, via RMI or JNDI.
. Some of the trends are already catched up by Mindquarry, e.g.
, because "Organizations will begin to worry about their creaky poorly supported CMS and begin towards safeguarding their content assets by migrating to a JCR implementation."
which in turn uses Spring as a component framework and we are very happy with it.
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