Developing Modern Enterprise Java Applications Using Spring Training

Increase productivity, accelerate development, and quickly build enterprise Java applications with this Spring training course. Learn how to simplify development and reduce code complexity with Spring and its ecosystem of tools and libraries. You'll gain the skills to implement high-performance applications while reducing development time and applying robust transaction-handling policies through intensive hands-on exercises. This course will cover Spring Boot, simplifying database access and transactions, building Java web services, and deploying Java applications in containers using Docker.

Java Applications Using Spring Training Delivery Methods

• In-Person

• Online

Java Applications Using Spring Training Course Benefits

• Build scalable, high-performance Java applications while reducing development time

• Leverage Spring to create and maintain projects with Spring Boot

• Simplify database access and transactions using JPA, Spring JDBC, and Spring Data

• Deploy Java applications, webservices, and websites in the Cloud using containers and microservices

• Deploy Java Containers and microservices using Docker

• Continue learning and face new challenges with after-course one-on-one instructor coaching

Java Applications Using Spring Training Outline

Important Course Information

Prerequisites

Knowledge at the level of Learning Tree Course 471, {course:741}.

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.

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