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J2EE Development with the Spring Framework
Duration:   Three days
Audience Prerequisites

This course is built for experienced J2EE developers, architects, and designers.

  • Developers
  • Designers
  • Architects
  • Consultants

Audience should have solid experience with Java and J2EE.

Description
Spring is a light-weight, Java bean based framework that aims to simplify J2EE development. Its support for Inversion of Control (IoC) promotes loose coupling of dependent objects. It also has rich support for aspect-oriented programming (AOP).

This course covers the Spring framework for J2EE development. We will use the framework to build a working J2EE application including complete Web tier, business tier and data access tier. This course is highly hands-on. At least 60% of the time will be devoted to labs.
Objectives

Upon completion, students will be able to:

  • Understand the Spring framework
  • Write Spring configuration XML files
  • Understand aspect-oriented programming
  • Use AOP with Spring
  • Use Spring framework in the data access layer
  • Integrate Spring framework with Hibernate
  • Use Spring framework in the business layer
  • Integrate Spring framework with EJB, with Web Services
  • Use Spring framework in the web layer
  • Integrate with Struts, with JSF
  • Secure Spring applications with Acegi Security System
Course Outline

Spring Essentials

  • Why and what is Spring
  • Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection
  • Introduction to Bean Factory
  • Building your first Spring application

Spring Container Concepts

  • Bean factory
  • Application context
  • Bean wiring
  • Managing bean lifecycle
  • Event handling

Spring and AOP

  • Overview of AOP
  • Creating advice
  • Defining pointcuts
  • Creating introductions
  • Using ProxyFactoryBean
  • Autoproxying

Spring and Data Access

  • Using JDBC with Spring
  • Spring and O/R mapping support
  • Integrating Hibernate with Spring

Managing Transactions and Resources

  • Programming transactions in Spring
  • Declaring transactions
  • DataSource declarations

Remoting and Accessing Enterprise Services

  • Overview of Spring Remoting
  • Remoting and RMI
  • Remoting and Http
  • Working with EJBs
  • Using Web services
  • Remoting with other techniques
  • Accessing JNDI
  • Sending JMS messages
  • Sceduling with Spring

Spring Web Framework

  • General architecture
  • Controllers
  • Handle mappings
  • Handlers
  • View resolver
  • Data bindings

Integrating Spring with Other Web Frameworks

  • Spring and Struts
  • Spring and JavaServer Faces

Securing Spring Applications

  • Introducing Acegi Security System
  • Managing authentication
  • Controlling access
  • Securing web applications
  • Securing method invocations
 
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