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Spring Web
COURSE OVERVIEW
DELIVERY METHODS

Instructor-led

Live-online

On-site training

COURSE DURATION

Four days of instructor-led training

50% lecture, 50% hands-on lab

TARGET AUDIENCE

Architects and developers wanting to build web and/or

RESTful applications using the Spring MVC framework
PREREQUISITES

Spring Web is a four-day workshop on Web application

development. This hands-on training teaches you how to apply
the latest in Spring to create Web applications, implement
RESTful servers and leverage Spring Boot.
This course is a prerequisite for the Spring Web Application
Developer certification exam. Completion of this training entitles
each student to receive one free Spring Web Application
Developer certification exam attempt.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

By the end of the training, you should gain an understanding of

Spring and associated technologies for Web development and be
able to do the following:

Experience using Java to develop applications

Use the Spring Framework to develop Web applications

Basic understanding of Spring

Use Spring Tool Suite

Implement RESTful servers using Spring MVC

Use Spring Boot to build applications quickly with autoconfiguration

Secure Web applications with Spring Security

Test Web applications for correctness and performance

Understand and use Web Sockets with Spring MVC

PRICING

Please visit our website at pivotal.io/academy

MORE INFORMATION

On-site training is also available for customers who prefer

to bring a Pivotal Certified Instructor to their own facilities
For additional information about on-site classes, including
facility requirements, contact education@pivotal.io

pivotal.io

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COURSE MODULES

6. SPRING MVC CONFIGURATION II

Resource configuration and the resource pipeline

1. DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT

Eclipse (Spring Tool Suite distribution)

CORS and @CrossOrigin

Apache Tomcat

Spring MVC infrastructure Beans

Other testing tools

URL mappings

The labs sample application

Handler mappers and handler adapters

2. SPRING OVERVIEW (OPTIONAL)

7. USING VIEWS IN SPRING MVC

Introduction to Spring configuration

Views and view resolvers

Bean life cycle

Setting up a View resolver chain

Configuration alternatives

Alternating views and Content Negotiation

Integration testing with Spring

JSON and XML Views

3. GETTING STARTED WITH SPRING WEB MVC

8. FORM HANDLING WITH SPRING MVC

Spring model-view-controller (MVC) overview

Form Rendering

DispatcherServlet

Type Conversion

Controller programming model overview

Data Binding

Spring MVC views

Form submission lifecycle

Simplifying configuration

Form validation (using Spring and JSR 330 validation)

Form Object management

4. SPRING MVC CONFIGURATION I

XML configuration and the <mvc> namespace

Using Java Configuration as an alternative to XML

configuration

9. SITE PERSONALIZATION WITH SPRING MVC

(OPTIONAL)

Working in several languages: internationalization support in

Spring MVC

Running in a Servlet 3 environment without web.xml

Look-and-feel changes using themes and locales

Interceptors

Handling Mobile Devices with Spring Mobile

Message sources

5. MANAGING LAYOUTS IN SPRING MVC

10. IMPLEMENTING REST

Overview of REST and HATEOAS concepts

Page layout and structure

Using Springs RestTemplate for clients access

Creating reusable templates with Apache Tiles

Extending Spring MVC to support RESTful interactions

Configuring Tiles in Spring MVC

HAL and the Spring HATEAOS project

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COURSE MODULES CONT.

15. SPRING BOOT

Fast development and deployment using Spring Boot

11. EXCEPTION HANDLING

Using @RequestStatus with Exceptions

Simplified dependency management with starter POMs

Adding Exception handlers to Controllers

Packaging options - JAR or WAR

Global exception handling using Controller Advices and

Exception resolvers

Easily overriding Spring Boot defaults

16. SPRING WEBSOCKETS

Exception handling for RESTful interactions

Overview of Websocket development

Using Websockets and Stomp with Spring MVC

12. BUILDING CLIENT APPLICATIONS WITH

AJAX (OPTIONAL)

Ajax and Spring MVC

Using JavaScript frameworks

Example: Spring MVC REST and jQuery

Creating custom tags to encapsulate JavaScript

13. WEB APPLICATION SECURITY WITH

SPRING SECURITY

Motivation for Spring Security

Spring Security in a Web environment

Using Spring Security tag libraries

Method security

14. DEBUGGING AND TESTING WEB

APPLICATIONS

Debugging applications in a browser

Testing Web applications using Springs Mock MVC framework

Using Spring HtmlUnit

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