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Introduction to Spring MVC

Course Summary

The Introduction to Spring MVC training course will immerse students that are already familiar with the Spring framework with the skills necessary to develop web applications using Spring Model-View-Controller (MVC). Spring MVC is an open-source, Java-based, framework used to build flexible, loosely coupled web applications in a standard way.

The course begins with an introduction to Spring and Spring MVC while digging deeper into how to build a new Spring MVC application and set up a development environment locally. Next, students will begin learning how to implement new features within their application as well as understanding the core concepts of Spring MVC like Controllers and Views. Finally, REST API's will be introduced in order to give students an understanding of how they can incorporate 3rd Party API's into their application as well as offer their own CRUD API that can be used in conjunction with their new web application.

Purpose
 Learn about how to build web applications using the Spring MVC framework.
Audience
 Software Developers looking to adopt Spring Boot that have some Java programming background and at least basic exposure to the Spring Framework.
Role
Software Developer - Web Developer
Skill Level
Introduction
Style
Workshops
Duration
3 Days
Related Technologies
Java | Spring.io

 

Productivity Objectives
  • Build a sample application using Spring MVC that implements web pages, forms, and a CRUD API.
  • Explain and utilize Spring MVC Controllers and Views.
  • Implement login, shopping cart, ordering and field validation within the web application.

What You'll Learn:

In the Introduction to Spring MVC training course, you'll learn:
  • Getting Started with Spring MVC
    • Introduction to Spring and Spring MVC
    • Setting up your development environment
    • Building your initial Spring MVC application
  • Using Spring MVC Controllers
    • Understanding the Model
    • Calling the Model
    • Building a Controller
  • Implementing a user interface
    • Getting user input from the browser
    • Using path variables and redirects
    • Utilizing form validation
    • Enable update functionality
    • Handling Errors
  • Themes and Internationalization
    • Implementing Themes
    • Implementing Internationalization
  • Advanced Web Functionality
    • Working with Model Objects
    • Data Binding
    • Creating custom validators
  • Implementing Common Web Application Features
    • Enable login functionality
    • Implementing a Shopping Cart
    • Allowing a user to place an order
  • Understanding Advanced Views
    • Integrating with Freemarker
    • Using Apache Tiles
    • Working with various content types
  • Using Web Services with your application
    • What are RESTful Web Services?
    • Creating a client to interact with a 3rd party service
    • Implementing CRUD API's within your application
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