Developing Enterprise Java Applications with Spring & Hibernate

Course Overview

Chapter 1: Modern Java Software Development

• Java and Spring Evolution and Trends – Functional Programming
• JEE vs Spring
• Architecting applications using Containers
• Java Microservices

Chapter 2: Spring Fundamentals

• Spring Architecture
• Spring Inversion of Control (IoC) and Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP)
• The Spring Object Factory
• Building Java Applications using Spring Boot

Chapter 3: Spring JDBC and Spring Data

• Simplifying relational database access with Spring JDBC
• Using JPA and Object Relational Management (ORM) implementations such as Hibernate
• Spring Data for accessing JPA repositories and NoSQL
• Constructing an Effective DataAccess Tier with Spring

Chapter 4: Spring Transaction Management

• Analyzing Java EE transaction support
• Controlling transactions with Spring transaction manager
• Declaring transaction policies with Spring annotations

Chapter 5: Spring MVC and Rest Services

• Analyzing Spring MVC architecture
• Mapping requests to controllers with Spring annotations
• Processing commands and form submissions
• Single Page Application (SPAs)
• Rendering the response and with Java template technologies (Thymeleaf)
• Building Controllers that Implementing REST services

Chapter 6:  The Spring Ecosystem

• Deploying lightweight Java applications using Event Driven Programming
• Using Docker to build and deploy Java Containers
• Further Spring Projects – Lombok 
• Spring Cloud and Spring Going Forward

Chapter 7:  Course Summary

Prerequisites

• Knowledge at the level of:
  •  Java Programming Introduction
• Three to six months of Java programming experience
• You should be able to:
  • Understand Java classes, the inheritance model, polymorphism, and encapsulation
  • Use fundamental standard edition Java APIs
  • Apply object-oriented analysis and design, including defining classes and creating objects