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maven管理springjar包（maven管理springjar包） 1. overview This tutorial shows you how to manage Spring dependencies through Maven. The latest Spring version can be found in the Maven Central repository. You can also access mvnrepository:org.springframework. 2. use Maven to manage basic Spring dependencies Spring is designed to be highly modular, using part of Spring, should not need to refer to another unrelated parts. For example, using the basic Spring Context can not use Persistence or MVC Spring library. Lets start with a very simple Maven setup, where only spring-context dependency is used: [html] view plain copy properties org.springframework.version3.2.8.RELEASE/org.springframework.version ! -- org.springframework.version4.0.2.RELEASE/org.springframework.version -- /properties dependency groupIdorg.springframework/groupId artifactIdspring-context/artifactId version${org.springframework.version}/version scoperuntime/scope /dependency The spring-context package defines Spring injection (Injection) container, and rely on little Spring package: spring-core, spring-expression, spring-aop and spring-beans. by enabling the core technology to support some Spring enhanced Spring container: Spring expression language (SpEL), programming support and mechanism for JavaBeans. Note that we will rely on the specified range of spring-context - this will ensure that no dependent Spring specific part of the API runtime scope at compile time. For some of the underlying development, runtime can be selected from scope Spring dependency removed (Maven default compile), but for simple projects, does not need to be in when encoding the Spring framework of the call. Also note that the Spring 3.2 from the start, do not need to define the CGLIB dependency (now upgraded to CGLIB3.0), it has been re packaged (now all net.sf.cglib packets into org.springframework.cglib package) and directly integrated in the spring-core JAR package (please refer to JIRA document). 3., Spring, Persistence, and Mav