Spring Framework Essentials

In this lesson, you'll be introduced to what Spring Framework is, and why to use it.

Let’s learn about Spring as a Dependency Injection container.

In this lesson, you’ll learn the history of Spring Framework.

You’ll use Spring to configure the Reward Application, and then test it.

Let’s check out a demo using Spring to configure the Reward Application, then test it.

You’ll learn how to configure Spring Beans using Java Code, then access them in your application.

You’ll create the Spring Application Context, and how to access Spring Beans from it.

In this lesson, we’ll split your Spring Bean configuration into multiple configurations.

We’ll learn all about Spring Bean Scopes.

In this lab, you’ll configure the completed reference domain by configuring pieces of the application, then run a top-down system test to verify application behavior.

Next, you’ll see how to get experience using Spring to configure the completed reference domain, and to configure the pieces of the application, then run a top-down system test to verify application behavior.

You’ll learn how to use external properties to configure your Spring application.

You’ll use Spring Profiles to configure your Spring application.

Now, you’ll use the Spring Expression Language (SpEL) to facilitate configuration of your Spring Application.

Next, we’ll cover how to use annotations and component scanning to configure your Spring Beans.

Now, let’s compare the Java Configuration and Component Scanning methods of configuring beans, and recommendations for when to use each.

Let’s learn how to add behavior at creation and destruction times of your Spring Beans.

We’ll learn about the various stereotype annotations you might use with Component Scanning.

Next, let’s get hands-on using Spring Component Scanning to configure the completed reference domain, and configure the pieces of the application, then run a top-down system test to verify application behavior.

In this demo, you’ll see how to use Spring Component Scanning to configure the completed reference domain, and configure the pieces of the application, then run a top-down system test to verify application behavior.

Let’s start learning how Spring initializes the applications.

Let’s go deeper in our understanding of how Spring initializes the applications.

Now, we’ll cover how Spring Bean Lifecycle usage and destroy phases can be used in your applications.

Let’s learn about the Bean Creation Order and Injection Issues that happen in the Spring Bean Lifecycle.

Let’s learn what AOP is, and discover some problems that it can solve in your Spring applications.

Let’s go over AOP core concepts and how to start with AOP Spring apps.

Here, you’ll learn what Pointcut Expressions are, and how to use them in your Spring apps.

Now, let’s learn how to use Advice Types in your Spring apps.

Next, you’ll gain hands-on experience using AOP with Spring, and how to configure the completed reference domain. You’ll use different Pointcut Expressions and Aspects that help with the flow of the application behavior.

In this demo, you’ll see how to use AOP with Spring, and how to configure the completed reference domain. You’ll use different Pointcut Expressions and Aspects that help with the flow of the application behavior.

Next, we’ll cover testing your application, and how to use JUnit 5 with Spring.

Let’s learn about writing Integration Tests in your Spring applications.

Now, we'll configure your Tests using Spring Profiles, and start working with Databases.

In this lab, you’ll get hands-on experience using JUnit 5 with Spring, and configure the completed reference domain for unit and integration tests.

In this demo, you’ll see how to use JUnit 5 with Spring, and configure the completed reference domain for unit and integration tests.

Now, we’ll learn about problems with traditional JDBC and how the JdbcTemplate can help when working with Databases in Spring applications.

Let’s cover basic usage of the JdbcTemplate when using Databases with Spring.

Here, you’ll learn how to use ResultSets with callbacks that can map a Database Column/Row with Spring.

Let’s learn how to deal with Database Exceptions using Spring.

Now, you’ll gain hands-on experience with the JdbcTemplate while working with Databases in Spring, and how to configure the completed reference domain.

In this demo, you’ll see how to use the JdbcTemplate while working with Databases in Spring, and how to configure the completed reference domain.

We’ll dive deeper into Transactions, and how Java supports them.

We’ll continue learning about Transactions management with Spring.

Next, we’ll learn how to configure Transaction Propagation with Spring.

Let’s configure rollbacks, then we’ll test support for Transactions in Spring.

In this lab, you’ll gain hands-on experience in Transaction management, propagation, and testing when working with Databases in Spring, and about how to configure the completed reference domain.

In this demo, you’ll see and learn about Transaction management, propagation, and testing when working with Databases in Spring, and about how to configure the completed reference domain.