stdx::interval, a library for intervals on totally ordered sets Eric Hughes, Meadhbh Hamrick stdx::interval, a library for intervals on totally ordered sets Eric Hughes, Meadhbh Hamrick In brief stdx::interval stdx::interval implements the mathematical sense of an interval on a totally ordered set. The library reasons about intervals as sets, not as interval expressions. The library is header-only and targets Membership. Determine if a point is a member of the interval as a set. Equality. Compares the intervals as sets, not as specifications. Operations Point comparison. A generalization of membership. Similar to

that Spring has just undergone a major revision. JDK Support The Spring Framework continues to be totally compatible with all versions of Java since (and including) Java 1.3. This means that 1.3, 1.4, and internal) implementation for singleton- and prototype-scoped beans has been changed, this change is totally transparent to the end user... no existing configuration needs to change, and no existing configuration custom bootstrap class instead. 2.7.1.4. Apache OJB Please note that support for Apache OJB was totally removed from the main Spring source tree; the Apache OJB integration library is still available,

that Spring has just undergone a major revision. JDK Support The Spring Framework continues to be totally compatible with all versions of Java since (and including) Java 1.3. This means that 1.3, 1.4, and internal) implementation for singleton- and prototype-scoped beans has been changed, this change is totally transparent to the end user... no existing configuration needs to change, and no existing configuration custom bootstrap class instead. 2.7.1.4. Apache OJB Please note that support for Apache OJB was totally removed from the main Spring source tree; the Apache OJB integration library is still available,

that Spring has just undergone a major revision. JDK Support The Spring Framework continues to be totally compatible with all versions of Java since (and including) Java 1.3. This means that 1.3, 1.4, and internal) implementation for singleton- and prototype-scoped beans has been changed, this change is totally transparent to the end user... no existing configuration needs to change, and no existing configuration custom bootstrap class instead. 2.7.1.4. Apache OJB Please note that support for Apache OJB was totally removed from the main Spring source tree; the Apache OJB integration library is still available,

that Spring has just undergone a major revision. JDK Support The Spring Framework continues to be totally compatible with all versions of Java since (and including) Java 1.3. This means that 1.3, 1.4, and internal) implementation for singleton- and prototype-scoped beans has been changed, this change is totally transparent to the end user... no existing configuration needs to change, and no existing configuration custom bootstrap class instead. 2.7.1.4. Apache OJB Please note that support for Apache OJB was totally removed from the main Spring source tree; the Apache OJB integration library is still available,

that Spring has just undergone a major revision. JDK Support The Spring Framework continues to be totally compatible with all versions of Java since (and including) Java 1.3. This means that 1.3, 1.4, and internal) implementation for singleton- and prototype-scoped beans has been changed, this change is totally transparent to the end user... no existing configuration needs to change, and no existing configuration custom bootstrap class instead. 2.7.1.4. Apache OJB Please note that support for Apache OJB was totally removed from the main Spring source tree; the Apache OJB integration library is still available,

that Spring has just undergone a major revision. JDK Support The Spring Framework continues to be totally compatible with all versions of Java since (and including) Java 1.3. This means that 1.3, 1.4, and internal) implementation for singleton- and prototype-scoped beans has been changed, this change is totally transparent to the end user... no existing configuration needs to change, and no existing configuration custom bootstrap class instead. 2.7.1.4. Apache OJB Please note that support for Apache OJB was totally removed from the main Spring source tree; the Apache OJB integration library is still available,

that Spring has just undergone a major revision. JDK Support The Spring Framework continues to be totally compatible with all versions of Java since (and including) Java 1.3. This means that 1.3, 1.4, and internal) implementation for singleton- and prototype-scoped beans has been changed, this change is totally transparent to the end user... no existing configuration needs to change, and no existing configuration custom bootstrap class instead. 2.7.1.4. Apache OJB Please note that support for Apache OJB was totally removed from the main Spring source tree; the Apache OJB integration library is still available,

that Spring has just undergone a major revision. JDK Support The Spring Framework continues to be totally compatible with all versions of Java since (and including) Java 1.3. This means that 1.3, 1.4, and internal) implementation for singleton- and prototype-scoped beans has been changed, this change is totally transparent to the end user... no existing configuration needs to change, and no existing configuration custom bootstrap class instead. 2.7.1.4. Apache OJB Please note that support for Apache OJB was totally removed from the main Spring source tree; the Apache OJB integration library is still available,

that Spring has just undergone a major revision. JDK Support The Spring Framework continues to be totally compatible with all versions of Java since (and including) Java 1.3. This means that 1.3, 1.4, and internal) implementation for singleton- and prototype-scoped beans has been changed, said change is totally transparent to the end user... no existing configuration needs to change, and no existing configuration and methods A number of classes and methods that previously were marked as @deprecated have been totally removed from the Spring 2.0 codebase. The Spring team decided that the 2.0 release marked a fresh