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Create Application of Spring without any IDE

Create Application of Spring in Eclipse IDE

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IOC container in Spring Framework

Bean and Applicationcontext container in Spring Framework

Example of Spring BeanFactory Container in Spring Framework

Example of Spring ApplicationContext Container in Spring Framework

Bean in Spring Framework

Lifecycle of Bean in Spring Framework

Scope of Bean in Spring Framework

Autowiring in Spring Framework

Dependency Injection in Spring Framework

Constructor-based Dependency Injection Example in Spring Framework

Setter-based Dependency Injection Example in Spring Framework

Introduction of AOP in Spring Framework

Core concept and Goal of AOP in Spring Framework

AOP Proxies in Spring framework

XML Schema Based AOP in Spring Framework

AOP Xml based Configuration Example in Spring Framework

Example of Declaring AOP Advices in Spring Framework

AOP AspectJ Annotation with Example in Spring Framework

Declaring an aspect and pointcut using Annotation in Spring Framework

Declaring AOP Advices using Annotation Example in Spring Framework

DAO support in Spring Framework

Introduction of Spring JDBC Framework in Spring Framework

Introduction of Spring JdbcTemplate in Spring Framework

Example of Spring JdbcTemplate class in Spring framework

Example of Executing SQL statements in Spring Framework

Example of Executing DDL statements in Spring Framework

SQL Stored Procedure in Spring Framework

Example of NamedParameterJdbcTemplate in Spring Framework

Example of RowMapperJdbcTemplate in Spring Framework

Introduction of ORM Framework in Spring Framework

Integration of Spring with Hibernate in Spring Framework

Integration of Spring with JPA in Spring Framework

Introduction of Spring Expression Language (SpEL) in Spring Framework

Example of Spring Expression Language (SpEL) in Spring framework

Example of Spring EL in XML and Annotation in Spring Framework

Language Reference with SpEL in Spring Framework

Operators in Spring Expression Language(SpEL) in Spring Framework

Variable in Spring Expression Language(SpEL) in Spring Framework

Introduction of Spring Framework Transaction Management in Spring Framework

Spring Framework Transaction Abstraction

Spring Declarative Transaction Management in Spring Framework

Spring Programmatic Transaction Management in Spring Framework

Introduction of Spring OXM (Object XML Mapping) in Spring Framework

Integration of Spring with Jaxb Example in Spring framework

Example of Spring with Xstream in Spring Framework

Example of Spring with Castor in Spring Framework

Remote Method Invocation(RMI) in Spring Framework

Spring and RMI Integration with Example in Spring Framework

Example of Spring and Httpinvoker in Spring Framework

Example of Spring and Hessian in Spring Framework

Integration of Spring with JMS in Spring Framework

Introduction of Webservice in Spring Framework

Spring Web Services in Spring Framework

Web Services with Jax-WS in Spring framework

Exposing and Exporting servlet-based Web Services using JAX-WS in Spring Framework

Accessing Web Services using JAX-WS in Spring Framework

Introduction of JMS in Spring Framework

JMS Messaging Models in Spring Framework

Using Spring JMS in Spring Framework

Sending and Receiving a Message Using JMS API in Spring Framework

Introduction of JMX (Java Management Extension) in Spring Framework

Integrating Beans with JMX in Spring Framework

Creating a MBeanServer in Spring Framework

Introduction Java Mail with Spring in Spring Framework

Example of Java Mail with spring in Spring Framework

Introduction of EJB(Enterprise JavaBeans) in Spring Framework

Introduction of EJB(Enterprise JavaBeans) Integration in Spring Framework

Integration of Spring With Struts 2 Example in Spring Framework

Spring MVC

Spring MVC

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Architecture of Spring Framework
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The Spring framework provides java based application on all layers (one tier- stand alone java application, web tier- in web application and enterprise tier tier- Enterprise Java Beans). It is modular, means choose spring module based on requirements, It does not inforce to add all the library files in your project classpath.

Here are complete module details of the Spring Framework .All the features of Spring framework are organized into 20 modules. The diagrammatic architecture as follows :

Core Container

It is core part of Spring and consists of the following modules – Core, Beans, Context and Expression Language. The brief description is as follows :

Beans: This module is implementation of the factory design pattern through BeanFactory. The BeanFactory applies IOC to separate the application’s configuration and dependency specification from actual program logic.

Core: It is fundamental module of the framework with IOC and Dependency Injection with singleton design pattern.

Context: It (ApplicationContext) extends the concept of BeanFactory, adding support for - Internationalization (I18N) messages, Application lifecycle events and Validation. Also includes Enterprise services such as E-mail, JNDI access, EJB integration, Remoting, and Scheduling.

Expression Language: The Spring3.0 introduces a new expression language – Spring Expression Language (SpEL). It is a powerful expression language based on Java Server Pages (JSP) Expression Language(EL). It is used to write expression language querying various beans, accessing and manipulating their properties and invoking the methods.

Data Access

It is fundamental part of database access layer and consists of the following modules – JDBC, ORM, OXM, JMS and Transaction management module. The brief description is as follows :

JDBC: The JDBC modules provides a JDBC-abstraction layer that removes the complexity of the traditional JDBC code and parsing of database-vendor specific error code.

ORM: The ORM module provide consistency/portability to your code regardless of data access technologies based on object oriented mapping concept like Hibernate, JPA, JDO and iBatis. It provides code without worrying about catching exceptions specific to each persistence technology (ex: SQLException thrown by JDBC API).

OXM: The OXM introduces in Spring3.0 as separate module. It is used to converts object into XML format and vice versa. The Spring OXM provides a uniform API to access any of these OXM(Castor, XStream, JiBX, Java API for XML and XmlBeans) framework.

JMS: The JMS module provides by reducing the number of line of code to send and receive messages. The API take car of JMS workflow and exception handling.

Transaction: The Transaction module supports programmatic and declarative transaction management for POJO classes. All the enterprise level transaction implementation concepts can be implement in Spring.

Web

It is core part of Web layer and consists of the following modules – Web, Web-Servlet, Web-Struts and Web-Portlet. The brief description is as follows :

Web: This module provides basic web-oriented integration features such as multipart file-upload functionality and the initialization of the IoC container using servlet listeners and a web-oriented application context.

Web-Servlet: The Web-Servlet module contains model-view-controller (MVC) based implementation for web applications. It provides all other features of MVC including UI tags and data validations.

Web-Struts: The Web-Struts module contains the support classes for integrating a classic Struts web tier within a Spring application. It contains the classes to integrate Struts1.x and Struts2.

Web-Portlet: The Web-Portlet module provides the MVC implementation to be used in a portlet environment and mirrors the functionality of Web-Servlet module.

Others

There are few other important modules in Spring, which plays vital role in the framework to use all the features in various scenario. The modules are AOP, Aspect, Instrumentation, and Test.

AOP: It contains API for AOP Alliance-complaint aspect-oriented programming implementations on various layers. You can introduce new functionalities into existing code without modifying it.

Aspectj: The separate Aspects module provides integration with AspectJ.

Test: The Instrumentation module provides class instrumentation support and classloader implementations to be used in certain application servers. This layer provides support of testing with JUnit and TestNG.

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