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SpringIDE and Eclipse Galileo 3.5

Good guys. I have another very simple question: I need help.

I wanted to try the excellent Seam Framework, and I was able to add JBoss Tools plugins to my copy of Eclipse Galileo 3.5. After spending some time using Seam, I decided to try the Spring Framework.

My question is: Besides adding SpringIDE to Eclipse Galileo 3.5, are there any other packages or plugins that I need to add before I can create a Spring project? Since Seam uses Spring (please correct me if I am wrong), are there any Spring libraries already? Also, is there anything I should know about when using Eclipse Galileo regarding using Spring and Maven?

Thanks!

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Spring IDE is not required to use Spring, so just import Spring banners. If you are using maven, you should add these dependencies to your pom, and not import them directly.

The seam does not use Spring (they are competitors).

The Spring IDE basically gives you autocompletion in xml files, checks for xml files at compile time, not runtime, and (when using Spring AOP) gives you some nice icons in the code editor 'to show junction points.

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