Course Outline
Introduction
- Key Updates in Spring 5 for Government
Overview of Spring 5 Features and Architecture for Government
Preparing the Development Environment for Government
Creating an Application for Government
Selecting a Configuration Style (Java-based, annotation-based, XML-based) for Government
Understanding Dependencies and Dependency Injection (DI) for Government
Reducing Coupling in Spring Core for Government
Working with Spring Boot for Government
Accessing a Database with Hibernate for Government
Using Spring with JPA for Government
Spring Transaction (TX) Management for Government
Creating a RESTful Service for Government
Reactive Programming Using WebFlux for Government
Building the Application or Service for Government
Testing the Application with JUnit for Government
Debugging the Application or Service for Government
Integrating with Existing Java EE Web Applications for Government
Deploying the Application for Government
Securing the Application for Government
Migrating Existing Applications to Spring 5 (optional) for Government
Troubleshooting for Government
Summary and Conclusion for Government
Requirements
- Experience in Java programming
- Familiarity with object-oriented design principles
Audience for government
- Software developers
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