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Spring Certified Professional: Annotation-Based Configuration and Component Scanning
To prepare for the Spring Certified Professional exam, you'll need a solid understanding of the Spring Framework. This course will teach you how to define components and configure the Spring application context using annotations.
Intermediate
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Spring Certified Professional: Annotation-Based Configuration and Component Scanning
To prepare for the Spring Certified Professional exam, you'll need a solid understanding of the Spring Framework. This course will teach you how to define components and configure the Spring application context using annotations.
Intermediate
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What you'll learn
The Spring Framework is the most widely used application framework for Java, so for you as a Java developer it's very valuable to understand Spring thoroughly. In this course, Spring Certified Professional: Annotation-Based Configuration and Component Scanning, you'll learn how to configure the Spring application context using annotations. First, you'll explore how to define beans using annotations and component scanning. Next, you'll discover using configuration classes to define beans. Finally, you'll learn how to autowire dependencies. When you're finished with this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge of annotation-based configuration and component scanning needed to successfully pass the Spring Certified Professional exam.
Spring Certified Professional: Annotation-Based Configuration and Component Scanning
Intermediate
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