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| org.springframework.web.bind.BindInitializer
 since Spring 1.2.7: prefer direct ServletRequestDataBinder usage, potentially in combination with a PropertyEditorRegistrar  | 
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| org.springframework.validation.PropertyEditorRegistrar
 since Spring 1.2.6, in favor of the PropertyEditorRegistrar interface in the org.springframework.beans package  | 
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| org.springframework.aop.target.AbstractLazyInitTargetSource
 since Spring 1.2.7: use AbstractLazyCreationTargetSource instead  | 
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| org.springframework.aop.interceptor.AbstractPerformanceMonitorInterceptor
 since Spring 1.2.7: use AbstractMonitoringInterceptor instead  | 
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| org.springframework.beans.factory.access.BeanFactoryBootstrap
 since Spring 1.2.7: consider using a BeanFactoryLocator or a custom bootstrap class instead  | 
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| org.springframework.web.bind.BindUtils
 since Spring 1.2.7: prefer direct ServletRequestDataBinder usage, potentially in combination with a PropertyEditorRegistrar  | 
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| org.springframework.context.event.ConsoleListener
 since Spring 1.2.7: doesn't serve any purpose  | 
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| org.springframework.web.servlet.view.xslt.FormatHelper
 as of Spring 1.2.9; to be removed  | 
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| org.springframework.aop.interceptor.TraceInterceptor
 since Spring 1.2: in favor of SimpleTraceInterceptor  | 
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| org.springframework.core.io.support.ResourcePatternResolver.CLASSPATH_URL_PREFIX
 as of Spring 1.2.2, in favor of CLASSPATH_ALL_URL_PREFIX (to avoid shadowing the constant of the same name in ResourceLoader)  | 
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| org.springframework.jdbc.object.SqlFunction(DataSource, String, int)
 Use the constructor with a result type Class instead. Note that the current version of SqlFunction will be able to guess the correct result type in my cases, so you often don't even need to specifiy the result type explicitly.  | 
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| org.springframework.jdbc.object.SqlFunction(DataSource, String, int[], int)
 Use the constructor with a result type Class instead. Note that the current version of SqlFunction will be able to guess the correct result type in my cases, so you often don't even need to specifiy the result type explicitly.  | 
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