Video description
The Spring framework is the most popular Java framework ever. It continues to evolve with changing architectures. Spring Boot is one of the most popular Spring projects and is the most used Java framework to develop RESTful services and microservices.
Preparing for a Spring Interview is tricky. There are a wide variety of Spring modules and Spring projects that you need to recollect and be prepared to answer questions on. You’ll need to get a good understanding of the new features of Spring and have a firm grasp of the concepts you’ve implemented in your projects. This course helps you prepare for Spring interviews with code examples and over 200+ questions and answers.
This course starts with the Spring Application Framework in detail. Next, you will learn about the Spring MVC framework. Later, you will learn about Spring Boot goals, features and various concepts such as auto configuration, starter projects, and so on. In this section, you will learn about Spring Data, Spring JDBC and JPA in detail. After that, you will look at unit and integration testing in Spring. Following that, you will learn about AOP in Spring and SOAP web services in detail. Finally, you will learn about RESTful web services in detail.
By the end of this course, you will get a good refresher on Spring concepts and syntax and become confident before the interviews.
What You Will Learn
- Learn basics of JPA, Spring Data, Spring Data JPA, and Spring AOP
- Look at RESTful and SOAP web services with Spring and Spring Boot
- Understand the Spring framework and Spring annotations in detail
- Explore the basic features of Spring Boot
- Learn best practices and approaches used to handle validation errors
- Look at best practices for documenting RESTful services with Swagger
Audience
This course is for individuals who are learning Java and Spring with a view to attending Java and Spring interviews and those who want to add more depth to their Spring knowledge.
This course uses Eclipse as the IDE to demonstrate code examples and you are expected to have programming experience with Java and Spring.
About The Author
In28Minutes Official: Ranga Karanam is a seasoned technologist and architect with over two decades of expertise in programming, design, and architecture. He founded in28Minutes with the goal of helping students master cutting-edge cloud-native technologies such as AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Docker, and Kubernetes. With 15 years of experience in Java programming and design, Ranga has collaborated with top banking clients worldwide.
His passion for creating hands-on courses with real-world projects motivated him to develop the Step-By-Step series of courses that follow a problem-solution-based approach, with practical and real-world application examples.
Ranga and his team at in28Minutes specialize in Java and related frameworks such as Spring, Spring Boot, Spring MVC, Struts, and Hibernate. They are committed to equipping learners with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in today’s rapidly evolving technology landscape.
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Table of contents
- Chapter 1 : Introduction to the Course
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Chapter 2 : Spring Framework
- Basics of Spring Framework
- Spring Application Context and IOC Container
- Spring - Component Scan
- @Controller, @Component, @Repository, and @Service Annotations
- Scope of a Bean
- Setter and Constructor Injection
- Spring Application Contexts - XML and Java Configuration
- Spring and Autowiring
- Debugging with Spring Framework. @Primary and @Qualifier
- CDI (Contexts and Dependency Injection) and Spring
- Spring Major Versions and New Features
- Spring Modules
- Spring Projects
- Spring Design Patterns, BOM and Annotations
- Big Picture of Spring Framework
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Chapter 3 : Spring MVC
- Web Application Architectures - Model 1, Model 2, and Front Controller
- Spring MVC High Level Flow
- Dispatcher Servlet and Configuration
- Form Backing Object, Form Tags, Validation and Binding Result
- Path Variable, Model and Session Attributes
- Date Format Binding
- Exception Handling and Controller Advice
- Why is Spring MVC Popular?
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Chapter 4 : Spring Boot
- Spring Boot - Goals and Features
- Spring Boot Versus Spring Versus Spring MVC
- @SpringBootApplication
- Introduction to Autoconfiguration
- Embedded Servers - Tomcat, Jetty, and Undertow
- Introduction to Starter Projects
- Starter Parent and Dependency Management
- Creating Spring Projects with Spring Initializr
- Configuration with Application Properties
- Custom Application Configuration with @ConfigurationProperties
- Spring Boot Profiles
- Monitoring your application with Spring Boot Actuator
- Do things at application startup with CommandLineRunner
- Chapter 5 : Spring Data, Spring JDBC and JPA
- Chapter 6 : Unit and Integration Testing
- Chapter 7 : AOP
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Chapter 8 : SOAP Web Services
- What is a Web Service?
- SOAP Web Service - SOAP Envelope, Header, and Body
- SOAP Request Examples - SOAP Header
- WSDL - An Overview
- Contract First Approach and XSD
- JAXB and Configuration with Spring Web Services
- Writing an Endpoint with Spring Web Services
- MessageDispatcherServlet and Configuration
- Generating a WSDL with Spring Web Services
- Error Handling for SOAP Web Services
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Chapter 9 : RESTful Web Services
- What is REST?
- Best Practices of RESTful Services
- GET Resource method with Spring REST
- POST Resource method with Spring REST and ResponseEntity
- Implementing HATEOAS for RESTful Web Services
- Documenting RESTful Web Services with Swagger
- Content Negotiation and Representation of a Resource
- Exception Handling and Validation for RESTFul Web Services
- Versioning for RESTful Web Services
- Chapter 10 : Congratulations
Product information
- Title: Spring Framework Interview Guide - 200+ Questions and Answers
- Author(s):
- Release date: March 2018
- Publisher(s): Packt Publishing
- ISBN: 9781788992909
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