Mastering Spring Framework Fundamentals

Mastering Spring Framework Fundamentals, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 88 lectures, based on 42 reviews, and has 222 subscribers.

You will learn about How to use confidently use the Spring framework container in the workplace A deep practical understanding of the concepts of dependency injection, inversion of control and autowiring and the Spring container Understand and be able to use XML, annotation-based and Java based configuration to create Spring-managed beans in the container How the Spring container is used in modern Java applications How to use properties in Spring applications An understanding of and know how to apply profiles in Spring applications to manage environment-specific property sets A feeling of confidence in using the Spring framework and its dependency injection and autowiring features Spring JDBC to work with databases How to use and apply Spring Aspects to tackle cross-cutting project concerns Spring MVC and web development with Spring This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Java developers who need to get up and running with the Spring framework fast or Intermediate developers who are transitioning into Java technology and need a no-nonsense quick guide to getting up and running with Spring or Experienced developers who have forgotten the basics of Spring and could use a refresher course on the fundamentals or Anyone who wants to know how Spring works from the ground up in the most succinct and pragmatic way possible It is particularly useful for Beginner Java developers who need to get up and running with the Spring framework fast or Intermediate developers who are transitioning into Java technology and need a no-nonsense quick guide to getting up and running with Spring or Experienced developers who have forgotten the basics of Spring and could use a refresher course on the fundamentals or Anyone who wants to know how Spring works from the ground up in the most succinct and pragmatic way possible.

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Title: Mastering Spring Framework Fundamentals

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 88

Number of Published Lectures: 88

Number of Curriculum Items: 88

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 88

Original Price: $109.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to use confidently use the Spring framework container in the workplace

A deep practical understanding of the concepts of dependency injection, inversion of control and autowiring and the Spring container

Understand and be able to use XML, annotation-based and Java based configuration to create Spring-managed beans in the container

How the Spring container is used in modern Java applications

How to use properties in Spring applications

An understanding of and know how to apply profiles in Spring applications to manage environment-specific property sets

A feeling of confidence in using the Spring framework and its dependency injection and autowiring features

Spring JDBC to work with databases

How to use and apply Spring Aspects to tackle cross-cutting project concerns

Spring MVC and web development with Spring

Who Should Attend

Beginner Java developers who need to get up and running with the Spring framework fast

Intermediate developers who are transitioning into Java technology and need a no-nonsense quick guide to getting up and running with Spring

Experienced developers who have forgotten the basics of Spring and could use a refresher course on the fundamentals

Anyone who wants to know how Spring works from the ground up in the most succinct and pragmatic way possible

Target Audiences

Beginner Java developers who need to get up and running with the Spring framework fast

Intermediate developers who are transitioning into Java technology and need a no-nonsense quick guide to getting up and running with Spring

Experienced developers who have forgotten the basics of Spring and could use a refresher course on the fundamentals

Anyone who wants to know how Spring works from the ground up in the most succinct and pragmatic way possible

This course takes you head first into the exciting world of Spring development!

You’ll get to know and understand the major parts of the core framework such as:

The Spring container and how it manages your beans for you and delivers a flexible runtime environment for applications

The concept of dependency injection: how it works and is applied in Spring

Inversion of Control – what it is and why it’s so useful

Spring property managementand how to manage application properties and state

Profiles in Spring and how they are used and applied

Proxies and proxying and how that works to magically do things like make service methods transactional

The various lifecycle and callback interfaces and eventsyou need to know to integrate with and access lower-level components of the Spring container

Spring JDBC and how to work with databases

Working with Spring Aspects to apply Aspect Oriented Programming in the container

Spring MVC and web application development with Spring

and much much more!

In this course we don’t waste time going into the esoteric parts of the Spring framework which you’ll never encounter.  Instead, we focus just on the 90% of stuff you need to know to get the job done.

Spring is the most in-demand skill for Java developers beyond a knowledge of the Java programming language itself and in this course you’ll be up and running and be able to confidently work with existing Spring applications, and have the confidence to start building your own, from the ground up.

I hope you’ll join me on this fantastic exciting world of Spring development and I’ll see you in class!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Key Spring Resources you Need to Know

Lecture 3: Configuring a projects dependencies to use Spring

Chapter 2: Creating the Spring Container with Application Contexts

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: A Look at the Application Context (aka The Spring Container)

Lecture 3: Creating the File System XML Application Context

Lecture 4: Configuring Autocomplete when Writing Spring XML Configuration Files

Chapter 3: Creating, Retrieving and Using Spring-Managed Beans

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating a Bean Managed with Springs XML Container Configuration

Lecture 3: Retrieving and Using a Bean from the Spring Container

Lecture 4: Using the Classpath XML Application Context

Lecture 5: Understanding Singleton Scope

Lecture 6: Understanding Prototype Scope

Lecture 7: Understanding How Spring Creates Stateless Beans

Chapter 4: Understanding Dependency Injection and Inversion of Control

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Coding Beans to Use Constructor Dependency Injection

Lecture 3: Interpreting a Spring Container Exception

Lecture 4: Applying Constructor Dependency Injection to XML Configuration

Lecture 5: Verifying the Constructor Dependency Injection with the Debugger

Lecture 6: The Sharability of Beans in an IoC Container

Lecture 7: The Benefits of Dependency Injection in an IoC Container

Lecture 8: The Hollywood Principle

Lecture 9: Coding Beans to Use Setter Dependency Injection

Lecture 10: Applying Setter Dependency Injection in XML Configuration

Lecture 11: Verifying the Setter Dependency Injection with the Debugger

Chapter 5: Autowiring Dependencies in the Spring Container

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Adding Component Scanning to Autodetect Spring Managed Bean Annotations

Lecture 3: Coding Beans to be Automanaged and Autowired by Spring via Annotations

Lecture 4: The Advantage of Annotation-based Configuration over XML Configuration

Lecture 5: Verifying the Annotation-driven Autowired Beans

Lecture 6: Springs Stereotype Annotations for Better Code Readability

Lecture 7: Setter Dependency Injection with Annotations

Lecture 8: Constructor Dependency Injection with Annotations

Lecture 9: Using the Annotation-Based Application Context

Lecture 10: Creating a Java Configuration Class

Lecture 11: Applying Java-based configuration with @Bean

Lecture 12: Using Scopes with Java-based Configuration

Lecture 13: Modeling a More Complex Application to Demonstrate Autowiring Ambiguity Issues

Lecture 14: Resolving Ambiguous Arguments of the Same Type by Narrowing the Reference Type

Lecture 15: Resolving Ambiguous Arguments of the Same Type by Using @Qualifier

Chapter 6: Using Properties and Profiles in Spring Projects

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Injecting Properties read from a Properties File with @Value in Spring Managed B

Lecture 3: Exploring Property Overriding in Spring

Lecture 4: Accessing and using properties with PropertyPlaceholder in XML Configuration

Lecture 5: Specifying default properties for property values

Lecture 6: Exceptions for Missing property keys in Spring

Lecture 7: Resolving and Using a Property Value in a Bean definition in XML Configuration

Lecture 8: Accessing the Current Active Profiles with the Environment interface

Lecture 9: Setting the current active profile programmatically & through a property switch

Lecture 10: Creating Profile-specific bean configuration

Lecture 11: Conditional Beans with @Profile

Chapter 7: Getting to Know the Spring Container

Lecture 1: The Proxy Design Pattern

Lecture 2: Seeing Proxies in Action

Lecture 3: The Disadvantages of a Regular Proxy

Lecture 4: Understanding JDK Dynamic Proxies

Lecture 5: Dynamic Proxies in Spring

Lecture 6: Understanding how Spring Makes Service Methods Transactional using Proxies

Lecture 7: Spring Managed Bean Lifecycle Callback Methods

Lecture 8: JDK Standard Lifecycle Annotations (@PostConstruct and @PreDestroy)

Lecture 9: The Sequence of Spring Container Callbacks on a Spring Managed Bean

Lecture 10: Application Container Callbacks and Events

Lecture 11: Using the *Aware Interfaces to Access Lower-Level Spring Framework Components

Chapter 8: Accessing Databases with Spring

Lecture 1: Creating and Configuring Data Sources

Lecture 2: Creating a Data Access Object to Access a Database

Lecture 3: Connection Pool Data Sources in Spring

Lecture 4: Creating a JDBC Template to Access a Database

Lecture 5: Using JDBC Templates to Insert and Query Data

Lecture 6: Using JDBC DAO Support to Remove Boilerplate JDBC Code

Chapter 9: Aspect Oriented Programming in Spring

Lecture 1: Preparing a Spring Project to Use Aspects

Lecture 2: Creating a Spring Managed Bean to be Intercepted

Lecture 3: Advising Beans in Spring

Lecture 4: Understanding Pointcuts and Joinpoints

Lecture 5: Accessing Joinpoints Programmatically within an Aspect

Lecture 6: Coding Dynamic Advice with Around

Chapter 10: Web Application Development in Spring

Lecture 1: Preparing a Maven Project to Use Spring MVC

Lecture 2: Registering the Dispatcher Servlet as Front Controller

Lecture 3: Creating the Web Application Context

Lecture 4: Creating a Controller Class

Lecture 5: Configuring the Jetty Plugin in Maven to Run a Web App

Lecture 6: Setting Up Remote Debugging of a Web App

Lecture 7: Understanding the Dispatcher Servlet Processing Flow

Lecture 8: Writing a Controller to Service Web Requests

Lecture 9: Rendering a JSP-Based View with View Resolvers

Lecture 10: Understanding How a Request is Serviced

Lecture 11: Passing a Model to the View for More Dynamic Pages

Lecture 12: Injecting the HTTP Servlet Request and Response into a Controller

Lecture 13: Passing Request Parameters and Query Strings to a Controller

Lecture 14: Using Path Variables to Access Parts of the Request Path

Instructors

Matt Speake
Java Technologist and Trainer

Java Easily
Learn Java. Easily.

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