Spring MVC for Java Developers

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Spring MVC for Java Developers

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This screencast is designed to teach novice-level Java developers how to efficiently build well structured Java web applications with the Spring model view controller (MVC) module. The MVC module of the Spring framework provides a simple and lightweight web framework that allows developers to address common web application concerns using an established approach. Students will learn how to configure an advanced set of framework components to build predictable and highly maintainable applications that benefit from being constructed using this well documented technology. Participants should be familiar with the basics of the Java programming language and the concepts underlying the Spring Framework.

Learn how to work with Spring’s support for web services
Gain experience working with the Reactive Stack
Understand how to perform request handling with controllers
Learn to facilitate web service development with Spring web services
Understand how to leverage reactive streams

Kevin Bowersox leads development teams that build Java web applications for the federal government. A Java expert with 18 years of experience, Kevin's primary passion is helping coders understand and enjoy the benefits of automating software development practices. He holds a BA in Information Sciences and Technology from Penn State and is the author of multiple O'Reilly titles on topics such as Spring Framework, Hibernate, Apache Maven, and Jenkins.

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Introduction

Welcome to the Course

About the Author

Spring MVC Introduction

Model View Controller Overview

Model View Controller Benefits

Spring MVC Features

JDK Installation

Spring Tool Suite Installation

Spring MVC Demonstration

Spring MVC Java Configuration

Configuration History

Project Setup

Logging Configuration

DispatcherServlet Registration with Java

Expedited Dispatcher Configuration

Context Heirarchies

View Resolution Configuration

Boot Configuration

Boot Basics

Configuration Overrides

Thymeleaf Template Engine

WAR Packaging

Basic Request Processing

Request Processing Overview

Course Project Walkthrough

Handling Requests with Controllers

Establishing Request Mappings

Building Models

Autowiring Controller Services

Variables in Paths

Working with Flexible Handler Arguments

Binding Request Data

Spring MVC Tags

Spring MVC Tags Overview

URL Tag

Form Tag

Input Tag

Select Tag

Checkboxes and Radio Buttons

Textarea Tag

Advanced Controllers

Advanced Controllers Overview

Databinding Composite Objects

Databinding Lists

Working with ModelAttributes

Working with SessionAttributes

SessionStatus

@ResponseBody

@RequestBody

Validation and Exception Handling

Validation and Exception Handling Chapter Overview

Validators Part 1

Validators Part 2

Bean Validation

Form Errors

@ExceptionHandler

HandlerExceptionResolver

View Resolution

Validation and Exception Handling Chapter Overview

Chaining View Resolvers

Content Negotiation

Redirects

RedirectAttributes

FlashAttributes

Advanced Components

Advanced Components Chapter Overview

Handler Interceptors

Bean Scopes

JSON Support

Controller Advice

Databinding With Converters

Databinding Arguments with Converters

File Upload Support

Security Features

Postman Installation

Global CORS Configuration

Granular CORS Configuration

CSRF Protection

MVC Testing

Spring MVC Testing

Test Case Configuration

Introducing the TestRestTemplate

Posts with TestRestTemplate

Context Only Testing

Fluent API

Limited Context Testing

Async and Streaming

Async and Streaming Chapter Overview

Async with Deferred Results

Async with Callables

Streaming with ResponseBodyEmitter

Streaming with Server Sent Events

Spring Web Services

Spring Web Services Chapter Overview

Building an XSD

Class Generation from XSD

Service Configuration

Endpoints

Consumer Configuration

WebServiceTemplate

Reactive Apps with WebFlux

Reactive Concepts

Spring WebFlux Overview

Project Reactor Basics

Mono

Flux

RouterFunction

HandlerFunction

Conclusion

Course Wrap Up

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