Spring MVC Training Course and Workshop in Bangalore, Mysore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Pune, Mumbai, Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon, Kolkata

The Spring MVC training course focuses on developing web applications using the Spring Framework and its related Web components, primarily Spring MVC. The course begins with a review of the primary Spring concepts (like IoC/DI, AOP, etc), and then quickly moves into an examination of building web applications using Spring MVC. You will learn to work with key Spring MVC concepts like: Customizing control flow through HandlerMappings, ViewResolvers, and Controllers; Binding and validating using Property Editors, and processing forms through Form Controllers.

By attending Spring MVC workshop, delegates will learn to:

Understand the Spring MVC framework Architecture
Understand and be able to use the various API elements and annotations to create Controllers
Understand and be able to use the different mechanisms available to do conversions and validations in web applications
Understand how to internationalize web applications using Spring MVC
Understand how to handle Locale properly
Understand the role that View Resolvers play in Spring MVC, and how to use to use multiple View Resolvers
Understand how to integrate the Tiles framework with Spring MVC
Understand how to be able to handle unexpected exceptions using Exception Resolvers
Understand how to use Junit to test web application components
Understand the role of Spring Security, and how to use it to secure web applications

This Spring MVC class is intended for Experienced Java web developers and Spring Framework programmers looking to adopt Spring MVC

A Brief Review of the Spring Framework

ApplicationContext
Dependency Injection
Annotation and XML based configuration

Integrating Spring with Web Applications

Using the ContextLoaderListener to create an ApplicationContext
Using WebApplicationContextUtils to access the ApplicaitonContext

Spring MVC Overview

Overview and comparisons to other frameworks
Spring MVC architecture
The parts of a Spring MVC application
Spring MVC configuration

Spring MVC – Controllers

Declaring Annotation based controllers – @Controller
Mapping URLs to controllers – @RequestMapping
Input parameters – @RequestParam
Using logical view names – InternalResourceViewResolver

Handling Forms

Creating “Model” objects (@ModelAttribute)
Pre-populating Forms
Handling POST requests
Spring form tags

Conversions

PropertyEditors
Handling Errors
Conversion Service, Formatters and Converters

Supporting different Locales

LocaleResolvers
LocaleChangeInterceptor

Performing Data Validations

Spring Validation – how it works, creating custom validators, invoking validation in controllers
JSR 303 Validation – how it works, creating custom validators, invoking JSR-303 validation in controller

Spring MVC – Views

Other ViewResolvers -BeanNameViewResolver, XmlViewResolver,
ResourceBundleViewResolver
Using Multiple View Resolvers
Integrating Tiles
Creating custom Views

Handler Mappings and Exception Resolvers

Handler Mappings – Default Handler Mapping, Using to handle static requests, Simple URL Handler Mapping
Creating a “legacy” Controller
Handling unexpected exceptions using Simple Mapping Exception Resolver
Creating a Handler Interceptor using HandlerInterceptors

Testing Spring MVC applications

Using SpringJUnit4ClassRunner
@DirtiesContext
Using Spring Mock Objects to test Controllers

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