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Spring Framework Course Details
The Spring Framework Certification training provided by Zx Academy covers core features and concepts of Spring. These include dependency injection, how to create a spring application, integrating hibernate with Spring, integrating Maven, apache tiles, and employing JSF to make user views, among others. After completion of the Spring Framework Certification course at Zx Academy, you understand spring framework infrastructure, keep your application secure, Spring MVC, and Spring Web Flow. Besides, you can create a web application, integrate hibernate using Springs, build an application using Maven using Spring MVC, and do many other tasks.
In addition, in the Spring Framework online training course, you will receive lifetime access to the LMS (Learning Management System), hands-on training through 24 hours of live instructor-led classes, assignments, 24*7 technical support, and real-life case studies.
Highlights of Zx Academy Training:
- 24/7 Support throughout the training period
- Live online classes
- Training under industry experts
- Free study material
- Flexible timings to all our students
What will you learn in Spring Framework Certification training?
After completion of the Spring Framework Certification training, you will learn:
- Spring Configurations
- Data Access
- Aspect-Oriented Programming and DAO
- Spring Web
- Spring Security
- Integrating Struts 2, Spring Web Flow, JSF with Spring
- Spring Integration
Who should take this Spring Framework Certification training?
The Spring Framework Certification training course is beneficial for:
- Java Developer
- Anyone who wants to learn Spring Framework
What are the prerequisites for taking Spring Framework certification training?
The prerequisites for taking Spring Framework certification training are:
- Basic knowledge of Java
- Basic knowledge of Databases
Why should you go for Spring Framework Certification training?
Spring Framework is known to be the popular open-source Java application framework. Most of the existing frameworks like Hibernate or Struts take care of a single layer or just a part of the application development. As Struts takes care of the MVC model, Hibernate offers ease of working with the databases. The Spring Framework can combine all the approaches of the industry-standard framework. Spring offers Aspect-Oriented Programming, Dependency Injection, and support for unit testing. It can also give the developer time to work on primary business logic rather than worrying about the code of non-application. Spring increases the productivity of developers and makes application development fast.
Salary Trends:
According to Glassdoor, the average salary of a Java/Spring Developer is Rs.6,00,000 per year.Are you excited about this?
Spring Framework Curriculum
Why Spring
Java Frameworks
Spring Framework architecture
Object Coupling Problem
Loose coupling and Tight coupling
Dependency Injection and its types
Bean Life cycle
Bean scopes (singleton and prototype)
Different types of autowiring
Implementing autowiring in different ways
Spring bean definition inheritance
Specifying default values using @value annotation
Autowiring bean using @Autowired
Resolving bean using @Qualifier
Defining a component using @Component
Using @PostConstruct and @PreDestroy
Automatic Bean discovery in a Spring application
Using Spring Expression Language (SpEL)
AOP terminologies
Implementing MethodBeforeAdvice
Implementing AfterReturningAdvice
Implementing MethodInterceptor
Implementing ThrowsAdvice
Data Access Object (DAO)pattern
Using property files
Binding variables in database query
Mapping database rows to Java class
Jdbc Batch Processing
What is Hibernate
Working With Hibernate
Integrating Hibernate with Spring
Database Transaction
Spring support for Database transactions
MVC Components
Setup Spring MVC Application
Writing a Spring MVC application
Exception Handling
Apache Tiles.
Integration Spring with Struts
Developing a Struts 2 application
Integrating JSF with Spring
Developing a JSF application
Spring Web Flow
Implementing Remember me feature
Storing Encrypted Passwords
Restricting the number of login attempts
Logging with Log4j
Writing test cases with JUnit
channels
Endpoints
Receiving Messages
Common Endpoints
Endpoint API
Message Flow components
Introduction to Adapters
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Projects on Spring Framework
Here are two Spring Framework-related project ideas that could prove fruitful in training students:
Online Bookstore App:
Objective: Build a web-based bookstore application using Spring Framework. Tasks: Establish user authentication and authorization for customers and administrators. Develop a product catalog featuring details like book titles, authors and prices. Allow users to browse, search and filter books.
Implement a shopping cart functionality to enable users to add and purchase books. Integrate payment processing using a Spring-based payment gateway.
Learning Outcomes: Students will gain experience creating a full-stack web application using Spring, including security, data management, and e-commerce features.
Employee Management System with RESTful APIs:
Objective: Establish a RESTful web service for managing employee data. Tasks: Develop REST endpoints supporting CRUD operations on employee records. Utilise Spring Data JPA for database interaction and persistence.
Implement authentication and role-based access control of the API. Design a frontend or provide documentation for testing the API. Integrate exception handling and validation into data input processes. Provide pagination, sorting, and searching capabilities for employee records.
Learning Outcomes: Students will gain hands-on experience creating a RESTful API using Spring, with emphasis placed on data manipulation, security measures, and best practices for this API type.