Core Spring

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- Formats: Classroom, Live Online
- Length: 4 Days
Overview:
Spring

Core Spring is the four-day flagship Spring Framework training. In this training, students build a Spring-powered Java application that demonstrates the Spring Framework and other Spring technologies like Spring AOP and Spring Security in an intensely productive, hands-on setting.

Completion of this training entitles each student to receive a free voucher to schedule an exam at a Pearson VUE Center to become a Spring Certified Professional.
Objectives:    At the end of the training, you should have an understanding of Spring and associated technologies and be able to do the following:

  • Use the Spring Framework to develop Java applications
  • Use dependency injection to set up and configure applications
  • Test Spring-based applications
  • Set up Spring configuration using XML, annotations, and Java configuration
  • Use Hibernate and JDBC with Spring to access relational databases
  • Use Spring support for transactions
  • Use aspect-oriented programming (AOP) to add behavior to objects
  • Develop a basic Web application with Spring MVC
  • Use Spring Security to secure Web applications
  • Use Spring with RMI, HttpInvoker, and JMS for remote communication
  • Add management with the JMX API
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    Intended Audience:    This training is designed for:
  • Developers
  • Architects
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    Prerequisites:   
  • Experience with developing applications using Java
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    Outline:   
    1Introduction to Spring
  • The Spring application context
  • XML configuration
  • Working with existing singletons and factories
  • Working with multiple configuration files
    		• 8Integrating Spring with Hibernate
  • Quick introduction to ORM with Hibernate
  • Benefits of using Spring with Hibernate
  • Hibernate configuration in Spring
  • Exception handling
    • 2Understanding the Bean Life Cycle
  • XML namespaces
  • Initialization, use, and destruction phases
  • Working with Spring interceptors
  • Externalizing constant values into properties files
  • Bean scopes
    		• 9Database Transactions with Spring
  • Declaring a Spring Transaction Manager
  • @Transactional annotation
  • Configuring isolation levels
  • Configuring transaction propagation
  • Transactions and integration testing
    • 3Simplifying Application Configuration
  • Bean definition inheritance
  • Inner beans
  • p and util namespaces
  • Dependency injection of collections
  • Spring Expression Language (SpEL)
    		• 10Spring in a Web Application
  • Configuring Spring in a Web application (using Spring MVC, Struts, JSF)
  • Introduction to Spring MVC
  • Defining Spring MVC controllers using annotations
  • Spring MVC in the view layer
  • MVC namespace (new in Spring 3.0)
    • 4Annotation-Based Dependency Injection
  • Autowiring and component scanning
  • Stereotype annotations
  • Java-based configuration
  • Mixing configuration styles
  • When to use XML, annotations, and Java configuration
    		• 11Spring Security
  • What problems does Spring Security solve?
  • Configuring authentication
  • Intercepting URLs
  • The Spring Security tag library for JSPs
  • Security at the method level
  • Customizing the Spring Security filter chain
    • 5Testing a Spring-Based Application
  • Annotations for integration testing with Spring (using JUnit)
  • Advanced concepts: application context caching and the @DirtiesContext annotation
    		• 12Remoting
  • Problems with traditional RMI
  • Using Spring remoting over RMI
  • Using the Spring HttpInvoker for remote access over HTTP
    • 6Aspect-Oriented Programming
  • What problems does AOP solve?
  • Differences between Spring AOP and AspectJ
  • Defining pointcut expressions
  • How to use the types of advice: around, before, after
    		• 13JMS
  • Introduction to JMS
  • Configuring JMS resources with Spring
  • Sending and receiving messages using the Spring JmsTemplate and message listener containers
    • 7Data Access and JDBC with Spring
  • How Spring integrates with existing data access technologies
  • DataAccessException hierarchy
  • jdbc namespace
  • Simplifying jdbc access using the Spring JdbcTemplate
    		• 14JMX
  • Introduction to JMX
  • Configuring Spring to export MBeans automatically
  • Exporting a Spring bean as an MBean


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