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Course Outline
Interface-Oriented Programming
- Modeling and development based on the concept of interfaces
- Challenges addressed through interface-driven programming
Component-Based Programming
- The role of components within the web application architecture, introducing POJOs (Plain Old Java Objects) as the fundamental building blocks for web application functionality
Design Patterns: Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection
- Understanding the Inversion of Control pattern and its various implementations
- Dependency Injection and the role of the IoC container
- Defining dependencies between web application components declaratively
Architectural Overview of Spring
- The Spring application context and its function as an IoC container
- How an application framework realizes its functionality
- The starting point of a web application's lifecycle in Spring
- Utilizing the Spring IoC container in non-web applications
Configuration Files
- Declarative dependency injection via XML files to define component creation and usage
- Defining dependencies between components
- File formats for component descriptions and examples of Spring dependency injection
Bean Factory and Its Usage
- Mapping components defined in dependency injection description files and implementing the injection mechanism via Spring's Bean Factory
- Distinguishing between singleton and prototype component scopes
Component Lifecycle and Identification
- Understanding the component lifecycle
- Identifying and managing components
Programming with Spring AOP
- Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) concepts
- Declarative mapping of application aspects through design and pointcut definition
- Introduction to Spring AOP with practical application examples
Spring MVC
- Exploring the abstraction of controllers and views in the Spring Framework, with practical examples. Introduction to the Model-View-Controller (MVC) paradigm in Spring applications
Building an Application with Spring MVC
- Working with standard controllers and view resolvers in Spring web applications
- Binding model properties to views and vice versa
Introduction to Transactions and Component Durability
- Transaction management, with a focus on Java EE standards
- Understanding the Transaction Manager
- Lightweight frameworks for persistence
Spring Transaction Management Mechanisms
- The lightweight Spring Framework transaction manager
- Core mechanisms for managing transactions in Spring
Mapping Table Rows to POJOs Using Spring
- Leveraging Spring Framework data access methods for database queries
- Defining data access strategies
- Creating Data Access Objects (DAOs)
- Implementing and utilizing DAOs to ensure the stability of application components
35 Hours
Testimonials (2)
I liked that I had a chances to play with code during exercises (not only coding, what trainer prepared).
PITERION GmbH
Course - Java Spring
I liked that there were many exercises, Re activity and flexibility of the Trainer.
