
Spring and Hibernate
Self-Paced, Live Online, Classroom Enterprise Training
The Spring and Hibernate training course covers the fundamentals and advanced concepts of Spring and Hibernate frameworks, including dependency injection, AOP, MVC, data access, transaction management, and more. Participants will gain hands-on experience through real-world examples and projects, making them proficient in building robust, scalable, and secure applications.
inperson:
4 days
online:
24 hours
Certified Corporate Trainer
Lifetime Access
Quiz & Assignments
24x7 Support
Real Time Projects
Cost Effective Programs
Objective
- Gain an understanding of the benefits of Inversion of Control (IoC) and Dependency Injection Paradigms (DI), particularly when compared to traditional J2EE approaches of wiring business objects.
- Understand the benefits of Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) frameworks compared to traditional JDBC-based data persistence approaches.
- Learn to use Hibernate (with JPA-annotations) for the persistence layer, including mapping simple and complex entities, configuration, querying, session/transaction management, and tuning techniques.
- Learn to use the Spring Framework for the Business and DAO layers, including POJO-based development, transactions, wiring, AOP, and testing techniques.
- Learn to use Spring MVC to replace Servlets, get support for binding, validation, navigation, error handling, etc.
- Become familiar with Spring WebFlow to model complex user flows in a web application.
- Take advantage of the Spring Security framework to set up advanced security controls around a Spring Web application, including authentication, authorization, and data transport security (SSL).
- Learn to monitor and tune a Spring/Hibernate-based web application.
- Learn to use Eclipse for Java EE to help speed up development efforts.
- Learn to automate common development tasks with Ant.
- Learn best practices and overall differences between Spring/Hibernate-based applications compared to other solutions.
Target Audience
The target audience for a Spring and Hibernate training course would typically be software developers and programmers who are interested in building enterprise-level applications using these technologies. It may also be useful for architects, project managers, and other IT professionals who want to learn how to build scalable and efficient applications using Spring and Hibernate.
Prerequisites
All participants are expected to have a prior understanding of Java web development, including database access, servlets, and JSPs.