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Spring 2.5 and Spring 3.0 Training Course UK
- Enterprise Workshop with Spring Framework

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Spring - Enterprise Workshop with Spring Framework 2.5 Course Overview

Course Code:	JAV0070
Price:	£1395
Duration:	3 Days - custom / on-site options available - please call.
Date:
Who should attend:	Developers who aim to develop Java applications within the Spring framework
Prerequisite Skills:	Delegates should have attended our Java Programming course or have equivalent Java development experience

The popular Spring framework has simplified the development of the web and business tiers in a revolutionary way. Architected and designed by industry gurus to address the gaps in the Java EE spec, Spring takes care of the unpleasant "plumbing" in your code, and leaves your code cleaner, more modular, and more maintainable.

Spring 3.0 now brings support for RESTful web services as an alternative to SOAP.

Course Content

Our intensive hands-on Spring 2.5 / Spring 3.0 training course will provide delegates who are looking at alternatives to EJBs and Struts with the skills necessary to develop Java applications within the Spring Application Framework . Available as a public or closed course at our London training centre, or can be tailored to your team's requirements and delivered onsite as a bespoke, customised training course.

This course has been developed for real-world, commercial scenarios by our expert instructors. See below for detailed syllabus. If you have a technical question, please email

Key business drivers for using Spring 2.5 / Spring 3.0

• Architect change resilience into your code-base from the ground up, greatly improving development turnaround time and shortening the time-to-value
• Keep it simple! Spring encourages the use of POJOs; simple lightweight Java objects that don't require special coding or configuration, unlike heavyweight solutions like Entity Beans
  
• Only use what you need, and introduce Spring gradually into existing projects: Spring doesn't force you to use the any part of the framework, just choose the parts you need to solve your problem.
  
• Spring encourages use of programming best-practices: Integrated testing, coding to interfaces.
• Easily mix and match Spring solutions with Hibernate, EJB, and other J2EE and open source frameworks like Struts.

Spring - Enterprise Workshop with Spring Framework Training Course Outline

Spring Architecture & Principles

Spring's non-invasive programming model
Non-reliance on in-house infrastructure
Simplicity and Power
Design principles behind Spring
Spring modules

Installation and Configuration

Making Spring work with your IDE
Making Spring work with your application server

Spring Core

The Inversion of Control Container
Setter-based dependency injection
Constructor-based dependency injection
Wiring connections between beans
Extensible configuration in Spring 2.5 / 3.0
Convention over configuration
Spring bean lifecycle: event-driven
processing

Aspect Oriented Programming

Spring AOP
@AspectJ support in Spring 2.5 / 3.0
Which AOP declaration style?
Useful AOP scenarios
AOP for enterprise services

Middle Tier Data Access

JDBC abstraction layer
Data access exception hierarchies
Object-oriented JDBC access
Object-relational mapping strategies
Integration with Hibernate and other
mapping frameworks
Spring JPA (Spring integration with
Java Persistence API)
Transaction management –
declarative and programmatic
Server-specific integration strategies

Spring Web MVC

Spring Web application
Integrating Spring MVC in your web application

MVC Framework

Integrating standard view
technologies: JSP,and JSTL
Interfacing to view libraries: Tiles,
Velocity and JasperReports
Coexistence with web frameworks:
JSF, Struts and others
The Spring Portlet MVC framework
Conversations: introduction to Spring
WebFlow

Integration Topics

Remoting and Web Services
EJB convenience classes
Messaging infrastructure with JMS
Metadata and annotation support

Spring 3.0, Web Services, REST & SOAP

Spring 3's Java Web Services Stack 
Document-driven Web Services
REST vs SOAP - when, why and how to use the right one.
Creating a REST web service
WS-Security support
Web Service Description Language (WSDL)

Component Testing

JUnit support within Spring
Integration testing with Spring mock objects

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