$95 | Created by John Thompson | Last Updated 2017

Duration: 6 hours | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44 KHz, 2 Ch | 3.8 GB

Genre: eLearning | Language: English + Sub | 1 Article

Enterprise class use of Spring Framework 4 and Spring Boot

What Will I Learn?

Use Spring Data JPA Repositories

Use Command Objects with Spring MVC

Leverage Spring to validate user input on Command Objects

Create and display custom validation messages

Configure Spring Security to authenticate against a database.

Secure a web application with Spring Security.

Understand Spring's approach to Aspect Oriented programming (AOP)

Publish and consume custom Spring Events

Configure scheduled tasks in Spring.

Learn advanced Configuration of Spring, by removing Spring Boot from the project and manually providing all the objects configured by Spring Boot.

Use Spring to Send and Receive JMS Messages

Requirements

Students should be comfortable programming in Java and using Maven to build Java projects

Students should know about the core features of Spring around dependency injection and inversion of control (IoC)

Description

My Spring Core course is intended to be a predecessor to this course. In Spring Core, I gave you a solid foundation in working with the Spring Framework. In this course, I build upon that foundation expanding your skills with the Spring Framework. The skills taught in this course are skills you will need for enterprise application development using the Spring Framework.

Topics Include:

Spring Data JPA

Form Validation in Spring MVC

Externalized messages

Using Spring Security

Aspect Oriented Programming

Spring Application Events

Scheduled Tasks

Advanced Spring Configuration

I start this course by showing students how to replace the traditional JPA DAO structure we created in the Spring Core course, using Spring Data JPA. I continue building upon concepts learned in the Spring Core course by showing students how to use Command objects in Spring MVC and how to perform server side property validations.

Next we get into using Spring Security. Spring Security is one of the most widely used modules of the Spring Framework.

I show you how to add Spring Security to our existing Spring MVC web application. We configure Spring Security to read user information from our database, and then secure URLs to authenticated users and users with specific security roles.

Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) is a really cool programming paradigm, and its supported by the Spring Framework. In the module on AOP, I show you how to use AOP to log login activity in Spring Security. By using AOP, we don't need to change any of the Spring Security code.

The Spring Framework has a very mature events framework we can use for application events. I show you how to create a custom application event, then how to setup an event handler to take action on specific application events.

In Spring Core and in this course, the project we're working uses Spring Boot as its foundation. Spring Boot is doing a lot of automatic configuration for us.

In the last module of this course, we will remove Spring Boot from the project. This will require us to configure all the objects and data sources being provided by Spring Boot manually. In doing so, students will gain insight into all the automation being provided by Spring Boot, and how to manage a more advanced Spring Configuration.

Who is the target audience?

This is not a beginner level course on the Spring Framework

This course is for students with some knowledge of the Spring Framework wishing to learn about advanced features of Spring commonly used in the enterprise.

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