Upgrade to Spring 2.5.2

pom.xml

@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@
 
 	<properties>
 		<maven.test.failure.ignore>true</maven.test.failure.ignore>
-		<spring.framework.version>2.5</spring.framework.version>
+		<spring.framework.version>2.5.2</spring.framework.version>
 	</properties>
 
 	<profiles>

src/site/apt/building.apt

@@ -40,11 +40,31 @@ mvn -o install -P fast
   is the quickest way to update your local repo (assuming the tests
   are OK).  It is equivalent of setting <<<-Dmaven.test.skip=true>>>.
 
+* Running Individual Tests
+
+  The standard way to do this with Maven is -Dtest= with the class name (not fully qualified), e.g. 
+
++---
+$ mvn test -Dtest=FootballJobFunctionalTests
++---
+
+  In the samples you can also add additional system properties, which will be used to override bean properties.  This can be done with an argLine property, e.g.
+
++---
+$ mvn test -Dtest=FootballJobFunctionalTests -DargLine='-Dplayer.file.name=player.csv -Dgames.file.name=games.csv'
++---
+
+  or by specifying forkMode=never (in which case the test is run in the same process as Maven):
+
++---
+$ mvn test -DforkMode=never -Dtest=FootballJobFunctionalTests -Dplayer.file.name=player.csv  -Dgames.file.name=games.csv -Djob.commit.interval=50
++---
+
 * Eclipse IDE
 
   Our policy is to commit Eclipse (and only Eclipse) meta data to
   source control.  This will work out of the box for you if you use
-  the (excellent) Q4 Eclipse-plugin
+  the (excellent) Q4E Eclipse-plugin
   (http://q4e.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/updatesite).  With this plugin,
   each of the reactor modules at the top level builds independently
   and feeds changes into other projects in your workspace.  It is not

src/site/apt/features.apt

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Spring Batch Features and Roadmap
   * ItemWriter abstraction and implementations for flat files and xml
   (the Sql case is just a regular Jdbc Dao).
 
-  * ItemReader and ItenWriter implementations are generally Skippable.
+  * ItemReader and ItemWriter implementations are generally Skippable.
   Skippable means that they can be asked by clients to mark items as
   skipped, and not provide or process them next time they arrive.