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Overview – Spring Training In Bangalore
* Spring course is designed to provide an introduction to the Spring framework
* This course teaches participants how to build Spring applications
* Participants also learn about RESTful services and how to build them using the Spring framework
Training Objectives – Spring Training In Bangalore
All attendees will learn:
* Understand the core principles of Spring and DI/IOC
* Use DI to configure and wire application beans together
* Different types of metadata
* Understand and use lifecycle events, bean scopes, and the Spring API
* Simplify dependency management and configuration with Spring Boot
* Work with the Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) module to integrate Spring with Hibernate or JPA
* Automatically generate JPA-based repository classes with Spring Data
* Understand and use Spring’s transaction support
* Integrate Spring with Java EE Web applications
* Build Web applications with Spring MVC
* Understand Spring’s Reactive programming support
* Understand REST
* Use Spring MVC to build RESTful services
* Build Ajax-based front ends that work with Spring MVC / Spring REST
* Work with XML specific configuration
Pre-Requisites – Spring Course
Basic knowledge on:
* Basic computer skills
* Object-Oriented Programming in Java
Spring Training In Bangalore
Spring Framework Course Outline
Unit 1 : Introduction to Spring
* Overview of Spring Technology
* The Motivation for Spring
* Spring Architecture
* The Spring Framework
* Declaring and Managing Beans
* ApplicationContexts
* Using @Component/@Named
Unit 2 : Dependency Injection (DI)
* Examining Dependencies
* Dependency Inversion / Dependency Injection (DI)
* XML Configuration of DI
* Injection with @Autowire
Configuration in Depth
Unit 3 : Java Based Configuration
* Overview
* @Configuration
* @Bean
* Dependency Injection
* Resolving Dependencies
Unit 4 : Integrating Configuration Types
* XML vs. @Component
* @Configuration Pros and Cons
* Choosing a Configuration Style
* Integrating Configuration Styles
Unit 5 : Bean Scope and Lifecycle
* Singleton
* Prototype
* Other Scopes
* Configuring Scope
* Bean Lifecycle / Callbacks
Unit 6 : Externalizing Properties
* Properties Files
* @PropertySource, property-placeholder
* Using @Value
* SpEL
Unit 7 : Profiles
* Overview and Configuration
* Activating Profiles
Unit 8 : Spring Boot Overview
* maven and Spring
* Spring Boot Structure
* Spring POMs with Boot Parents
* Spring Boot Starters
* Other Capabilities
Spring Testing
Unit 9 : Testing and JUnit Overview
* Test Classes
* Asserts
* Naming Conventions
* Running Tests through an IDE and maven
* Test Fixtures – setup and teardown
Unit 10 : Spring TestContext Framework
* Overview
* Configuration
* Running Tests
Unit 11 : Spring Data with Hibernate
* Overview of Spring database support
* Configuring a DataSource
* Using Spring with Hibernate
* High-Level Hibernate Overview
* SessionFactory configuration, LocalSessionFactoryBean
* Contextual Sessions and Spring Integration
Unit 12 : Using Spring with JPA
* Managing the EntityManager (EM)
* LocalContainerEntityManagerFactoryBean and Container-managed EMs
* JEE and JNDI Lookup of the EM
* Configuration and Vendor Adaptors
* Creating a JPA Repository
* Creating a DAO Bean
* @PersistenceUnit
* @PersistenceContext
Unit 13 : Spring Data Introduction
* Overview and Architecture
* Configuring Spring Data
* Repositories and JPA Repositories
* Using CrudRepository
Unit 14 : Spring Data Querying
* Naming Conventions for Querying
* Creating more Complex Queries
* Query Configuration
Unit 15 : Spring Transaction (TX) Management
* Overview
* Declarative TX Management (REQUIRED, etc.)
* TX Scope and Propagation
* XML Configuration of Transactions
* Specifying Advice, TX Attributes, and Methods
* Linking Advice with Pointcuts
* Benefits of XML Configuration of TX Behavior
Unit 16 : Spring Web Integration and Intro to Spring MVC
* Java EE Web App Integration
* ContextLoaderListener and WebApplicationContext
* Web MVC Overview
Unit 17 : Spring MVC Basics
* Configuration and the DispatcherServlet
* @Controller, @RequestMapping (Handlers)
* @RequestParam and Parameter Binding
* View Resolvers
* Controller Details – @RequestParam, @PathVariable
* Model Data and @ModelAttribute
Unit 18 : Additional Spring MVC Capabilities
* @ModelAttribute and Reference Data
* Forms and Binding, Spring Form Tags
* Sessions and @SessionAttributes
* Validation / JSR-303
Unit 19 : RESTful Services with Spring
* REST Overview, URI Templates
* REST and Spring MVC
* Spring support for REST
* @RequestMapping/@PathVariable, @RequestBody, @ResponseBody
* URI Templates and @PathVariable
* Controllers with @RestController
Unit 20 : Generating JSON
* JSON Overview
* JSON Representations for Resources
* Message Converters
* Generating XML
* JAXB and Jackson Message Converters for XML
* JAXB / @XmlRootElement
* Content Negotiation
Unit 21 : Java Clients for RESTful Services
* Client Requirements and Spring’s RestTemplate
* getForObject() / getForEntity()
* Other RestTemplate Methods
* Accessing Headers / exchange()
Unit 22 : Using REST
* Common REST Patterns
* GET: Read
* POST: Create
* PUT: Update
* DELETE: Delete
* Programming on server side
* Programming on client side (with RestTemplate)
Unit 23 : New Features in Spring 5
* Updates to Spring Core
* WebFlux
* Reactive Web Framework
Unit 24: XML-Specific Configuration
* Collections – lists, sets, etc.
* Additional Capabilities
* Factory Classes and Factory Methods
* Definition Inheritance (Parent Beans)
* AutoWiring with XML
* Inner Beans, Compound Names
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