Java Spring and Hibernate Framework
Java Spring and Hibernate Framework Course Description Developing a Java Application with Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE) can be a complex task when developing large enterprise applications like CRM, ERP system and banking softwares. Java Spring and Hibernate makes this complex task easier and eliminates the obstacles. At a glance, Spring Framework and Hibernate Framework dwell on the Java Platform and make Java EE complex applications development makes simpler. Spring framework enables configuration in run time which removes the need for a compilation steps and makes application run faster by reducing loading time. Spring Hibernate supports popular data access frameworks in Java such as JDBC, JDO, JPA, Apache OJB and also removes the common difficulties faced by developers when working with complex database application developments. The Spring Framework is the only framework which is available in Java and supports ‘’managed data access environments’’ outside the server application or container. Spring Framework also automatically reconnects after connection failure (fault-recovery) uses EJB remote stateless session beans. With all these features Spring Hibernate gives a solid foundation in Java Platform for the web application development and it has been widely used in the industry by larger to medium organizations creating lots of jobs in the IT market. Learning Java Spring Hibernate Framework is a goal to everyone who is pursuing a career in the web application development. At Training Square we deliver tutor led, hands on classroom-based training in a very professional environment by experienced Trainers who would patiently guide you to achieve your set goals. If you are looking for job after the course we can certainly send your CV to prospective employers and the recruitment consultants or even help you to analyse and update your CV to make it look professional. Our success lies on your success. Please call us on 0207 256 2268 and speak with our helpful course adviser and we will guide you through the enrollment process.
Overview
Java Spring Training Overview:
Java Spring and Hibernate Training:
- Java Spring and Hibernate Development
Delivery:
- Java Spring classroom training. Instructor led hands-on classes.
Java Spring Project Work:
- Sample project using Java Spring and Hibernate with MySql
Java Spring Course Length:
- 3 Weeks or Fast Track 3 Days
Java Spring Training Includes:
- Books / Course Material, Lab Exercises, Project work, Unlimited Lab Access, VAT, Free Re-training
Java Spring Training Locations:
- Liverpool Street, London
- London Bridge, London
- Moorgate, London
Flexible Starting Dates:
- Java Spring Training on Weekdays, Weekends and Evenings
Java Spring and Hibernate Framework Course Highlight
- Java EE - Java Web Application
- Java Spring - Spring Framework
- Java Hibernate - Hibernate Framework
Detail Syllabus
Java Spring and Hibernate Framework
Java EE
- Introduction to Java EE – Architecture, Features, Advantages etc...
- Existing Enterprise application frameworks and comparision.
Introduction to Java Web Applications
- Overview of Java Web Application Development
- Overview of Servlets: advantages, disadvantages, API, life-cycle, etc.
- Java Web Application development life-cycle
- Writing Code
- Compiling Code
- Writing Deployment Descriptors (WEB-INF/web.xml files)
- Packaging web applications (generating WAR files)
- Deploying web applications (e.g. on Tomcat)
- Overview of Java Servlet Filters: uses, API, life-cycle, etc.
- Overview of JavaServer Pages (JSP): advantages, disadvantages, API, life-cycle, etc.
- Overview of JSTL
- Overview of JSP Expression Language (EL)
- Best practices with Servlets and JSPs: examples and labs
- Introduction to JDBC and focus on Boilerplate code.
- Effective use of Connection Pools and issues with repetitive code.
- Design issues with servlets, JSPs
Hibernate
- Overview of Object-relational-mapping (ORM) frameworks
- Overview of Hibernate: advantages, features, etc.
- Overview of EJB3's JPA
- Switching from JDBC to Hibernate
- Installing and configuring Hibernate
- Mapping entities with Hibernate Annotations
- Mapping associations and collections
- One-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-many
- Understanding directionality (e.g. bi-directional)
- Mapping inheritance (understanding different strategies)
- Getting and using Hibernate session
- Understanding transactions
- Storing entities
- Retrieving data
- Hibernate Query Language (HQL)
- Named queries
- Criteria API
- Query by example
- Filtering data
- Understanding entity states: transient, persistent, and detached
- Tuning Hibernate: fetching strategies and caching
- Best-practices: examples, and labs
Spring Framework
- Overview of Spring
- Drawbacks of previous approachaes
- Inversion of control (IoC) with Dependency Injection (DI) design patterns
- Advantages of Spring: programming to interfaces, testability, modularity, etc.
- Spring framework as a replacement for EJB
- Overview of the Spring Container
- Wiring beans with Spring
- Via XML
- Via Annotations
- Spring-Hibernate integration
- Transaction management
- Via Annotations (@Transactional)
- Via XML
- Understanding transaction propagation
- Understanding AOP in Spring
- Overview of Model-View-Controller (MVC) design pattern
- Overview of Spring MVC
- Switching from Servlets to Spring
- Installing and configuring Spring
- Overview of Spring Controllers
- Controller (interface) vs @Controller
- Handler (controller) mapping strategies
- View resolver strategies
- Overview of Spring validation with JSR 303 with Hibernate Validator (@Valid, @NotNull, @Size, @NotEmpty, @Email, etc.)
- Custom validation annotations and validators
- Best-practices: examples, and labs
Spring Security Framework
- Overview of container-managed security
- Overview of Spring Security framework
- Switching from container-managed to Spring security
- Installing and configuring Spring Security
- Exposing security context in the application
- Creating authentication and authorization-aware user interfaces
- Securing the business layer with JSR 250-style method-based annotations (AOP)
Price Info:
- Hands-on Tutor Led Training
- Classroom Based Practical Training
- Unlimited Practice Lab Access
- Small Size Class and Interactive Sessions
- Lab Exercises
- Mock Exam
- WiFi Internet
- Refreshments
- Completion Certificate
- Free Re-training
- Cost is calculated at 70 percent Tuition Vatable and 30 percent Training Book(s) with 0 rated Vat
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