Building Web App Using Spring MVC, Hibernate, Bootstrap, and REST Services

By Sekhar Srinivasan
This course is designed for beginners to understand how to Build Web App using Spring MVC, Hibernate, Spring Security, AOP, REST & Spring WebFlow. Upon completion, the viewer will be in a position to start developing a basic web app using Spring MVC.
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(96)
Level
Beginner
Updated
Feb 21, 2018
Duration
7h 1m
Table of contents
Course Overview
Course Overview 2m
Introduction to Spring Framework
What We Will Cover in This Course 4m Introduction to Spring Core Framework 7m Setting up Development Environment for Spring 6m Why Spring Inversion of Control 7m Spring Inversion of Control 6m Demo: Spring Inversion of Control 3m Spring Dependency Injection 2m Demo: Spring Dependency Injection Using Constructor 5m Demo: Spring Dependency Injection by Property 4m Auto Wiring 4m Demo: Auto Wiring 3m Spring Bean Scopes 3m Demo: Spring Bean Scopes 3m Spring Bean Life Cycle 3m Demo: Spring Bean Life Cycle 3m Understanding Spring Core Using Annotations 4m Demo: Understanding Spring Core Using Annotations 3m Summary 1m
Configuring Your Environment for Spring MVC Application Development
Understanding Spring MVC Architecture 5m Spring MVC Configuration Overview 6m Demo: Spring MVC Configuration 6m Summary 0m
Creating Controllers and Views
Introduction 1m Creating a Spring Controller and View 5m Demo: Creating a Spring Controller and View 4m Demo: Reading Form Data 3m Adding Data to the Spring Model 7m Demo: Adding Data to the Spring Model 7m Summary 1m
Handling Spring Tags and Data Bindings
Introduction 1m Spring Form Tags Equivalent to HTML Tags 7m Demo: Using Spring Forms 7m Summary 1m
Handling Request Parameters and Request Mappings
Introduction 1m Binding Request Parameters 2m Demo: Binding Request Parameters 4m Controller Level Request Mapping 2m Demo: Controller Level Request Mapping 3m Demo: @RequestMapping with Multiple URLs 5m Demo: @RequestMapping with @RequestParam 5m Demo: @RequestMapping with Dynamic URLs 6m Summary 1m
Applying Built-in Validation Rules
Introduction 1m Spring MVC Form Validations Overview 4m Setting up Development Environment for Form Validations 6m Demo: Applying Validation Rules 7m Demo: Applying Validation Rules Size, Min, Max, Pattern, and Past 3m Pre-processing Code Validation Using @InitBinder 4m Creating Custom Validation Rules 4m Demo: Creating Custom Validation Rules 9m Summary 1m
Performing CRUD Operations with Hibernate
Introduction 1m Overview of Hibernate 6m Setting up Development Environment for Supporting Hibernate Framework 4m Configuring Hibernate Properties Using XML File 9m Demo: Creating ORM Entity 4m Demo: Inserting a Record 9m Demo: Using HQL for Retrieving the Records 10m Demo: Updating the Record 9m Demo: Removing the Record 6m Summary 1m
Managing Exceptions Through Aspect-oriented Programming
Introduction 1m Understanding AOP 5m Understanding AOP Terminology 2m Comparing Spring AOP and AspectJ 3m Setting up Development Environment for Supporting AOP 3m Demo: Aspect Oriented Programming 7m Demo: Managing Exceptions Using AOP 8m Summary 1m
Modifying the Front-end with Bootstrap
Introduction 1m Understanding Bootstrap 4 Grid System 8m Demo: Adding Bootstrap Support 5m Demo: Applying Bootstrap Grid System 9m Applying Styles for Spring Forms 7m Using Bootstrap Table Styles 4m Summary 1m
Securing the Application
Introduction 3m Setting up Development Environment for Supporting Spring Security 4m Demo: Applying Spring Security Using HTTP-basic Authentication 7m Demo: HTTP-basic Authentication Using Properties File 3m Demo: Integrating Spring Security with Database 9m Demo: Spring Security Custom Login Form 5m Summary 1m
Creating REST Services
Introduction 1m Understanding REST API 6m Creating REST API Using @ResponseBody 5m Creating REST API Using @RestController 9m Consuming REST API Service 7m Summary 0m
Directing Users Based on Role with Spring Web Flow
Introduction 1m Understanding Spring Web Flow 4m Configuring Spring Web Flows 9m Elements of Spring Web Flow 7m Transitions and Flow Data Elements of Spring Web Flow 6m Demo: Creating a Web Flow 6m Demo: Adding Authentication Success Handler 5m Summary 2m
Description
Course info
Rating
(96)
Level
Beginner
Updated
Feb 21, 2018
Duration
7h 1m
Description

This course is designed for beginners to understand how to Build Web App using Spring MVC, Hibernate, Spring Security, AOP, REST & Spring WebFlow. In this course, Building Web App using Spring MVC, Hibernate, Bootstrap, and REST Services, you will gain the ability to develop a web application using Spring MVC. First, you will learn how to work with Spring MVC. Next, you will discover how to perform CRUD operations using Hibernate. Finally, you will explore how to provide security for the application using Spring Security. When you're finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of Spring MVC, Hibernate, Bootstrap, Aspect Oriented Programming, Spring Security, REST Services, and Spring WebFlow needed to build a complete web application.

About the author
Sekhar Srinivasan
About the author

Sekhar Srinivasan is a Microsoft Certified Trainer with 19 Years experience.

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Course Overview
Hi, everyone. My name is Sekhar Srinivasan and welcome to my course, Building Web Application Using Spring MVC, Hibernate, Bootstrap, and REST Services. I'm a corporate trainer and a senior architect having more than 20+ years of experience on various kinds of technologies. Spring MVC is now the world's most widely used web technology in Java world. This course provides complete information which is required for building web application using Spring MVC, Hibernate, Spring Security, Spring Web Flow, and REST Services for the beginners. Some of the major topics that we will cover include understanding Spring and Spring MVC, aspect oriented programming in Spring MVC, Hibernate, Spring security, Bootstrap, Spring REST services, and Spring web flows. By the end of the course you will be in a position to build web applications using the Spring MVC of your own and you will be having a solid foundation on Spring MVC development. From here, continue your learning by diving into Spring Boot and Spring Cloud. Before learning this course you should be familiar with Java server pages, popularly called JSP. I hope you will join me on this journey to learn Spring MVC with Building Web Applications using Spring MVC, Hibernate, Bootstrap, and REST Services course at Pluralsight.

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