Best Spring Boot Training in Bangalore

eMexo Technologies Spring Framework Certification Training course is designed to make you an expert in using Spring Framework and learn all that is required to create real world web applications with Spring.

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Spring Boot Course Curriculum

1. Introduction to Spring

• Weaknesses in the original JEE architecture
• Why Spring arose as a cure for the maladies of JEE
• Configuring Spring via XML or YAML
• How to choose between the configuration options
• Springs growth from library to framework to ecosystem
• Choosing between the Spring platform and JEE8

2. Annotation Based Dependency Injection in Spring Core

• The role of the ApplicationContext in Spring DI
• Different ways of providing ‘bean wiring’ to the context object
• Understanding scopes and selecting the correct scope for a bean
• Using @Autowired to perform autowiring by type
• Using @Autowired and @Qualifier for autowiring by name
• Using @Resource as an alternative means of autowiring by name
• Declaring beans using @Component, @Service and @Controller
• Creating bean provider methods via @Configuration classes
• A detailed introduction to Spring Expression Language (Spring EL)
• Populating fields via Spring EL using @Value

3. Other Forms of Dependency Injection in Spring Core

• The XML based Bean Description Language and Schema Extensions
• Support for standard properties files and YAML

4. Unit Testing Spring Beans

• How a DI container aids unit and integration testing
• Configuring the Spring specific test runner for JUnit
• Injecting dependencies into JUnit tests via Spring
• Creating configurations for different testing scenarios
• Combining mocking frameworks like Mockito with Spring

5. Introducing Aspect Oriented Development

• The notion of cross-cutting concerns (aka Aspects)
• Key terms (Aspects, Advice, Pointcuts, Weaving etc)
• A detailed guide to AspectJ Pointcut Expressions
• Support for AOP in Spring Core via auto-proxying
• Why only method calls can be intercepted in Spring
• Declaring Advice and Pointcuts using annotations
• Understanding the five different kinds of advice
• How AOP is used within Spring Security and Transactions

6. Introduction to Spring Boot

• The need for a meta-framework to manage Spring itself
• Creating Spring Boot projects via the ‘Spring Initializr’
• How Spring Boot configures other parts of Spring as modules
• Customizing the Maven / Gradle build file to manage dependencies
• Options for overriding the default configurations in Spring Boot
• Building and testing command line applications in Spring Boot

7. Using Spring MVC within Spring Boot

• How MVC evolved from a Web Framework to a Microservices Platform
• MVC Design (Dispatcher Servlet, Handler Mappings and View Resolvers)
• Registering controllers via annotations and component scanning
• The difference between @Controller and @RestController
• Deploying MVC Apps as Microservices via Spring Boot and Cloud Services
• Overriding the default configurations and registering JEE components

8. Basic Configuration of Spring Controllers

• Associating controller beans with URL patterns
• Mapping methods to HTTP verbs (GET, POST, PUT etc…)
• Triggering methods based on parameters and headers
• Passing objects from the Servlet API into methods
• Injecting individual parameters and populating JavaBeans
• Injecting information from HTTP headers and cookies
• Using path variables to inject information from the URL
• Marshalling the body of the request into JSON and/or XML
• Customizing XML marshalling via the JAXB annotations
• Cusomizing JSON marshalling via Jackson annotations

9. Advanced Configuration of Spring Controllers

• Wrapping the response type in ResponseEntity
• Creating ResponseEntity objects via the builder API
• Customizing the response code and manipulating HTTP headers
• Validating input via the JSR-303 Bean Validation annotations
• Registering your own validators for cross-field validations
• Using the Java 8 Optional type for request routing
• Defining model attributes and exception handler methods
• Redirecting output to server pages via view resolvers
• Configuring Thymeleaf as a sample server page library

10. Writing Tests and Clients for Spring Controllers

• The spring-test module and TestContext framework
• Creating a Web Application Context within a JUnit test
• Sending requests to controllers via the Dispatcher Servlet
• Using the fluent API to specify requests and check responses
• Writing clients for RESTful Services via the JAX-RS Client API
• Writing clients for RESTful Services via the Spring RestTemplate

11. Enhancements in Spring 5 and Spring Boot 2

• Support for Functional and Reactive Programming in Spring 5
• The new ‘WebFlux’ model for services in Spring Boot 2
• Creating WebFlux based services via MVC annotations
• Creating WebFlux services fia the functional model
• Securing and Monitoring Spring Microservices
• Combining Spring Security with Spring Boot Applications
• Different options for adding authentication to endpoints
• Using Spring Actuator to collect metrics from running services
• Customizing and extending the built in metrics and health checks

12. Database Access with Spring Data

• The famously intractable ‘Object Relational Mismatch’
• Review of ORM frameworks such as Hibernate and the JPA
• How Spring Data simplifies the creation of repositories
• Customizing and extending your repository components

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Spring Boot Training Key Features

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Spring Boot Overview

Spring Boot is a module that adds the RAD (Rapid Application Development) feature to the Spring framework, allowing quick creation of production-grade Spring-based Applications that can be easily run. While Spring is loved by web developers because of its ease of use and the choices it offers, it still requires a significant amount of manual configuration. Spring Boot increases the productivity of Spring, and accelerates application development by providing default configuration for most features without taking away your ability to change the behavior if you need to. You can get started with Spring Boot’s preconfigured features and use Spring’s libraries to create apps with quicker time-to-market.

This hands-on course on Spring Boot is led by expert tutors who will hand hold you through practical sessions and full-scale industrial projects where you will learn to build Java applications with confidence. On completion, you will have a solid foundation to enable you to create enterprise-ready applications.

What You Will Learn from Spring Boot Training

• Using Spring Initializer, you can build a Spring application from scratch
• Learn to use Spring Data as a backend for your application
• Understand how to build complex UIs in the context of an example application
• Develop your project using TDD principles
• Work with client-server networking features and functionality
• Secure the application against malicious or abusive behavior
• Understand the benefits provided by Spring Boot
• Using Spring Boot Starters, initialize a project
• Leverage the auto configuration features of Spring Boot to enable JDBC setup and initialization
• Create simplified backing-store solutions using Spring Data and JPA
• Build a simple MVC application using Spring Boot, embedded Web Server and fat JARs or classic WARs
• Learn to build a RESTful Web application using Spring
• Secure Web and REST endpoints by using Spring Security

SPRING BOOT COURSE IN BANGALORE

With a city life that is vibrant and fresh, Bangalore represents the new modern face of India. At the core of India?s booming IT industry, Bangalore is home to the headquarters of many global IT giants including Infosys and Wipro- so much so that it has earned itself the moniker of India?s Silicon Valley. The city has a rich history and has been ruled by a succession of South Indian dynasties, many of whose palaces and forts now nestle next to Bangalore? starkly modern glass towers. Many would say Bangalore? old world charm has now given way to haphazard unplanned development, congested city roads and rising pollution. But this does not take away from the mad rush for jobs in Bangalore? progressive professional scene. All this makes Bangalore an ideal place to study and work in for those who are interested in IT. Professionals who wish to thrive in their career would find that they can do well here, with certifications such as Big Data and Hadoop 2.0 Developer, ITIL Foundation, PMP, Python 101, TOGAF 9.1, CEH and others.

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