Fast Track to Spring Framework 3 and Hibernate Training in Novi
We offer private customized training for groups of 3 or more attendees.
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Course Description |
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This is a demanding and full 5-day course that covers the Spring 3.0 and
Hibernate 3 technologies. It includes a focused coverage of the most
useful Spring technologies, including the Spring core, Database Access,
and Transaction support. The Hibernate material covers all basic areas
of Hibernate as well as some advanced topics. The course starts with a
fairly comprehensive coverage of the Core features of Spring, including
fairly detailed explanations of the motivation behind Spring, Dependency
Inversion and Dependency Injection (IoC). It includes coverage of all
the basic capabilities, including the various annotation-based
configuration options. The data access sections start with coverage of
using the Jdbc Template and DaoSupport classes, as well as configuring
DataSources. The course then moves on to the basics of Hibernate and
mapping classes, then covers Spring / Hibernate integration
â?? mostly using the Hibernate 3 getCurrentSession()
support and Dependency Injection of a Session to build Spring-free DAOs.
The transaction section is fairly straightforward, and covers the use of
Springâ??s @Transactional annotation and the XML tx
namespace configuration as well as integration with Hibernate
Course Length: 5 Days
Course Tuition: $2090 (US) |
Prerequisites |
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A good working knowledge of basic Java programming, interfaces, and JDBC. |
Course Outline |
Introduction to Spring
More about Bean Properties
The Spring Container and API
Database Access with Spring
Introduction to Hibernate
Spring / Hibernate Integration
Updates and Queries
Transactions
Lifecycle
Relationships
Spring and the Web
Additional Hibernate Topics
Hibernate and the Java Persistence API (JPA) |
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