This course covers the Spring framework over multiple modules. It facilitates online learning to develop competence and confidence using Spring. The target audience is Java programmers needing to understand the Spring API. Prerequisites include a good understanding of Java, relational databases, SQL, and basic web development. The course outline details the main Spring concepts like dependency injection, data access, MVC, validation and more across multiple sections.

1. MV Solutions Spring Frame work – Course Content
Course Details
This Series facilitates online learning, letting students develop competence and confidence in using Spring
Frame work.
Target Audience :
This Course has been designed for java programmer with need to understand the Spring Frame work API.
Prerequisites :
The Students should have good understanding the Java programming language. A basic understanding of
relational database and SQL is very helpful. A basic understanding of web development is helpful in
understanding Spring Web MVC.
COURSE OUT LINE
Spring Overview Dependency Injection
 What is Spring
 Why use Spring
 Spring Philosophy
 Spring Architecture
 Spring Modules
 Obtaining/Setup Spring
 A First Spring Application
 Spring Containers
 BeanFactory
 ApplicationContest
 Bean Definitions
 Property Injection
 Collection/Array Wiring
 P-namespace
 Null Wiring
 Constructor Injection
 Large Configuration Files
Bean Life Cycle Writing Alternatives
 Bean Creation
 Bean Destruction
 Awareness Interfaces
 Initializing and Disposable Bean
Interfaces
 PostProcessors
 Factory PostProcessors
 PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer
 ResourceBunderMessageResource
 Events and Event Handling
 Auto wiring
 Auto wiring Collections
 Pros and Cons of Auto wiring
Annotations Data Conversion
 @Autowired
 JSR-250 Annotations
 JSR-330 Annotations
 Stereotype Annotations
 Filtering for Stereotype Annotations
 Property Editors
 Custom Property Editors
 Type Conversion System

2.  Java Configuration Annotations
Data Access Transactions
 The DAO Pattern
 Exception Handling
 Data source configuration
 Templating
 JDBC Templates
 Callbacks
 NamedParameterJdbcTemplate
 SimpleJdbcTemplate
 SimpleJdbcInsert/SimpleJDBCCal
 Transaction Manager
 IDeclarative Transactions
 Transaction Attributes
 Transaction Annotations
 Transaction Template
Spring MVC Annotation Based Controllers
 What is MVC?
 Java MVC Frameworks
 Spring MVC Architecture
 A First Srping MVC Application
 DispatcherServlet
 Context Configuration
 Context Loaders
 View Resolution
 InternalResourcesViewResolver
 BeanNameViewResolver
 XMLViewResolver
 ResourcebundleViewResolver
 Using Multiple View Resolvers
 Stereotype Controllers
 Request Mapping by Annotation
 Path Variables
 Handler Method Parameters
 Handler Method Return Types
 Command Beans and Working with Forms
 BindingResult and Errors
 Other Controller Annotations
 Exception Handling
 Old Controller Hierarchy
Validation and Views Formatting
 Validator
 JSR-303 Validation
 Form Tag Library
 Binding Form Data
 Annotation Driven Formatting
 Externalized Messages
 Error Messages
 Non-template Views
 Excel View
 PDF View
 Formatting Annotations
 Custom Formatting
ORM Integration Web Flow

3.  ORM Data Access
 Exception Translation
 Hibernate Support
 Hibernate Integration
 Java Persistence API
 JPA Support
 JPA Integration
 What is Web Flow
 Why use Web Flow
 Web Flow Architecture
 Configuration and Setup
 Flows
 View-states
 Events
 Variables
 Actions
 Action and Decision States
ORM Integration AOP with AspectJ
 Cross Cutting Concerns
 AOP Concepts and Terminology
 Spring's AOP Support
 AOP Setup
 Aspects
 Advice
 Pointcuts
 Advice Parameters and Ordering
 Advisors
 @Aspect
 Pointcuts and Advice
 Advice Parameters and Ordering
 Introductions
 Pros and Cons of XML schema-based vs
@AspectJ annotations
 Load-time Weaving