Spring Framework Training Courses
Training Course Overview
Our Framework training courses gets you to grips with this ever evolving and powerful framework aimed at simplifying many aspects of Java application development in the enterprise.
These courses is designed to demystify the framework and focus on solving real world problems using its capabilities. It looks at many of the core features such as dependency injection, REST API creation, AOP, and integration with JPA and NoSQL databases.
By the end of the training, you will have built an end to end Spring application using best practices around design and architecture, as well as learning the APIs
Spring Framework Course
About the course:
Our Spring Framework Application Development training course gives delegates the skills to develop commercial Java Spring Applications using the latest Spring Framework and related technologies such as Spring Boot, Spring Data and Spring REST through extensive hands-on labs and discussion, led by our expert Java and Spring instructor.
Spring is one of the leading open source Java application frameworks and is often employed alongside other platforms such as Tomcat, JBoss, IBM WebSphere, and Oracle WebLogic…however, it can be deployed as a robust standalone platform using plain Spring Boot.
Who should attend
Any Java developer who wants to be able to exploit the wide-ranging capabilities of the Spring Framework.
Course Syllabus
Spring 5.0 Introduction
- Motivation behind Spring
- What is Spring
- The Spring Framework
- The Spring Core
- Where you can use Spring
- Why use Spring
- Why not use Spring
Spring Beans
- Spring Beans
- Spring Container
- A Simple Spring Application
- Spring Context config files
- Spring test Application
- What happens in a Spring application?
Dependency Injection
- Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection
- Spring Dependency Injection
- Wiring Beans together using XML
- Wiring Beans together using Annotations
- Wiring Beans together using a mixture of XML and Annotations
Further Configuration and Bean Lifecycle
- Wiring Collections
- Auto-wiring in XML files
- Compound Names
- Look at Bean Lifecycle
- Explore interface and annotations
- Understand PostProcessors
- POJO init and destroy methods
- Lifecycle interfaces
SpEL and Validation
- Introduce SpEL
- How SpEL is used
- Some examples
- Spring Validation
- Enabled validation
- Constraints available
Externalizing Properties
- Introduce Property values
- Property files
- Properties Resolver
- XML configuration
- Java Config configuration
- Use of @Value
Spring Environment and Profiles
- Introduce need for Environments
- Spring Environments
- Spring Profiles
- Defined in XML and Java Config
- Setting the active Profile
- Multiple active Profiles
- Default Profile
Bean Factories
- Factory Classes
- Static Factory classes
- Non-Static Factory objects
- Annotated Factory classes
Spring Boot
- Spring Boot Library
- Motivation
- Key Features inc Auto-configuration, Standalone, Opinionated
- Maven configuration
By the end of this course, you will have:
- Gained an understanding of Spring and its approach to Dependency Injection
- Learnt about Spring Beans, Spring Configuration and the Spring Container
- Understand Spring testing
- Be able to Develop Spring JSM applications
- Explored Spring Web MVC
- Learnt about Spring REST
- Reviewed Spring Security
- Explored Aspect Oriented Programming using Spring AOP
- Become Familiar with Spring Data
- Been introduced to Spring Boot
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