•Spring Framework 5 is the THE RIGHT TECHNOLOGY STACK FOR THE JOB AT HAND.
•This course offers hands-on experience with Spring and its major features, including configuration, data access, web and REST applications, Spring Boot, Spring Security and using Spring Cloud to build a small microservices application. On completion, participants will have a foundation for creating enterprise-ready applications. This Spring training course is the best way to prepare for the Spring Professional certification exam.
•Upon completion of this course, participants will understand how to implement the following:
•Spring configuration using Java Configuration and Annotations
•Aspect oriented programming with Spring
•Spring Data Access – JDBC, JPA and Spring Data
•Spring Transaction Management
•Build a very powerful MVC web application using Spring
•Implementing REST with Spring MVC
•The Spring Framework 5 provides a comprehensive programming and configuration model for modern Java-based enterprise applications – on any kind of deployment platform.
•A key element of Spring is infrastructural support at the application level: Spring focuses on the “plumbing” of enterprise applications so that teams can focus on application-level business logic, without unnecessary ties to specific deployment environments.
•Features
•Core technologies: dependency injection, events, resources, i18n, validation, data binding, type conversion, SpEL, AOP.
•Testing: mock objects, TestContext framework, Spring MVC Test, WebTestClient.
•Data Access: transactions, DAO support, JDBC, ORM, Marshalling XML.
•Spring MVC and Spring WebFlux web frameworks.
•Integration: remoting, JMS, JCA, JMX, email, tasks, scheduling, cache.
•Languages: Kotlin, Groovy, dynamic languages. (We will be using Java)
•Here are some of the 5-star rated feedbacks given by my students (consolidated from different courses):
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•Passionate Trainer. Very Simple and Insightful course. I will HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend this course for tho Who suggest implementing REST through Java-Jersey or love to try a different way of REST implementations.
•(Rukmini Vasudev)
•I am having a fantastic experience so far (~68%). Thanks to Vinod Sir’s clear (and simple) explanation, i have a fully functional, visually appealing movie browser app in my PC now and am looking forward to complete the, more exciting, PWA part and hosting it on the internet.
•Pros:
•* Step-by-step, clear explanation
•* Well-prepared, knowledgeable instructor, hence no time wasting and thereby could pack so much content into just 2 hours
•* Excellent audio quality and engaging voice and English diction
•* Adequate font size and zoom
•* Although himself using Mac, makes it a point to tell without fail the corresponding commands for us Windows users
•* Full source code provided so that we can compare in case we get stuck while coding along
•* Very speedy response in Q&A section
•* Learning Angular is considered difficult, but it doesn’t seem so with this course 🙂
•Prospective students considering enrolling, make note: An overall rating of 4.4 for 9 courses (with each having a rating over 4) with over 12,000 students says it all! Besides you will seldom find an instructor so helpful; for example, in his another Angular course, a thread in Q&A section is 34 replies long–that too not for any deficit in his teaching but about NPM INSTALL doubts, which probably other instructors would have not answered at all or asked to google. And he offers to debug the code via TeamViewer, phone call, or receiving the zipped project via email or Google Drive–can you believe it! So, just hit the enroll button!
•(Umesh Krishna Jois)
•This is a great and simple course for beginners. Wish the Author build more courses like this for angular 7. With a real DB, auth etc… Thanks and ThumbUp
•The Course was clear and concise and touches upon the important Angular features. (Harsh Kedia)
•Step by step learning,explain everything easy and clear. Perfect for beginners! (Dragan Stevanovic)
•Very helpful. I like the way trainer Vinod makes things so simple to understand. (Robinet Gimlet)
•Very detail oriented. Explained all possible ways in each section i.e. environment setup(eclipse, tomcat, h2 DB), application development to deployment, testing with postman, error handling, eclipse shortcuts. (Hemalatha Bhimavarapu)
•I got to learn so many new things from this course and very well explained, Thank you! (Tushar Patil)
•It is very well and detailed any one can understand and learn the course. I would recommend it to others. (Ashwini Iyer)
•Great Course, the instructor was easy to follow and help me understand the subject better. Thank u. (Aida Hailu)
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•So, see you inside the course,
•Vinod.
•Who this course is for:
•Any Java developer aspiring to upgrade to Spring framework
•Java Web developer looking to understand MVC
•Anyone who is looking to understand REST APIs
•People who want to work with Spring boot
•Developers who want to learn Spring Cloud and Netflix OSS
•Introduction
•High level introduction to Spring framework
•Software setup required to get started with this course
•Download the class resources
•Spring basics
•Spring as a factory of beans – Part 1
•Spring as a factory of beans – Part 2
•Singleton, Prototype and Lazy beans
•Setting up H2 database for our application
•Import tables and records to the H2 database
•Setting up Project Lombok in our Eclipse
•Getting the product count from the DB
•Reading from properties file
•Injecting Connection to the DAO bean
•Injecting a DB connection pool to the DAO bean
•@Component and @ComponentScan
•Quiz on Spring basics
•Spring’s support for JDBC
•The JdbcTemplate class
•Insert, update and delete using JdbcTemplate
•Queries that give one row with one column
•Queries that give one row with multiple columns
•Queries that give multiple rows with multiple columns
•Converting a query result into entity objects
•Adding CRUD and Query operations to the DAO interface
•Creating the JdbcTemplateProductDao class
•Quiz on JdbcTemplate
•Spring’s support for Hibernate
•A quick introduction to Hibernate ORM
•Adding JPA annotations to entity classes
•SessionFactory and HibernateTemplate
•Implementing the HibernateTemplateProductDao class
•Testing our new DAO implementation class
•Quiz on HibernateTempalte
•Aspect Oriented Programming
•Key concepts of AOP
•Creating a simple method call logger Aspect
•Modifying the method parameters using AOP
•Transforming exceptions using AOP
•Quiz on AOP
•Spring’s support for Transaction Management
•Key concepts of Spring’s transaction management
•Creating a transaction manager bean
•Managing transactions for HibernateTemplateProductDao
•Quiz on Transaction Management
•Spring’s support for Web MVC
•Overview of HTTP client server communication
•Demo of HTTP client server communication
•Overview of MVC
•MVC using servlets and JSP
•Overview of Spring MVC
•Setting up Spring MVC
•Header, footer and main content
•Getting list of all products
•Configuring the view resolver
•Get products by price range
•Details of a selected product
•Spring forms – Add new product
•Radio buttons in product form
•Drop down controls in product form
•Validating datatype mismatch
•Validating custom rules
•Reusing the form for editing a product
•Handling errors in a Spring MVC application
•Quiz on Spring MVC
•Spring’s support for RESTful web services
•Overview of REST
•GET many products
•GET one product
•POST a new product
•PUT a modified product
•DELETE an existing product
•Working with XML content
•APPENDIX A – Hibernate quick start guide
•Creating the Maven project in Eclipse with Hibernate ORM dependenci