Apr 10 2005
Doc your Spring context
I installed this tool at work on friday. It helped me with the overview of our context files as well as some long needed cleanup of them. Excellent.
Via Bent.
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Spring BeanDoc is very useful especially the graphical representation on the various dependencies. I intend to incorporate it to the daily build in my current project.