Hi Arthur,

At the present moment the NetAdvantage for jQuery controls can work with Java Spring MVC, but only if they (the controls) are configured as jQuery widgets (this means that you won't have access to MVC helpers for them). Thus, the controls will treat the Java Spring MVC environment as a regular HTML environment - with JSON and/or XML source data which can be provided by either some JavaScript on the page or calls to MVC controller actions (treating them as web service URLs).

Apart from that, we currently have no plans of providing out-of-the-box integration with Java Spring MVC analogous to the integration we have with ASP.NET MVC.

Hope this helps,
Borislav