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Frameworks(Hibernate and Spring)

 

A Java frameworks course is designed to provide individuals with a comprehensive understanding of various frameworks that enhance and simplify Java application development. These frameworks offer pre-built solutions, reusable components, and established architectural patterns, allowing developers to focus on building robust and efficient applications rather than reinventing the wheel.

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Overview

A Java frameworks course is designed to provide individuals with a comprehensive understanding of various frameworks that enhance and simplify Java application development. These frameworks offer pre-built solutions, reusable components, and established architectural patterns, allowing developers to focus on building robust and efficient applications rather than reinventing the wheel.

Course Description

Here’s a concise breakdown of the Hibernate and Spring Framework topics you provided:

Hibernate

  • Introduction to ORM: Understanding Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) and how Hibernate implements it.
  • Core Components of Hibernate: Key elements like SessionFactory, Session, Transaction, and Configuration.
  • CRUD Operations: Basic operations—Create, Read, Update, and Delete—using Hibernate.
  • Hibernate Mismatches: Issues related to data mismatches and solutions.
  • Granularity Problem: Challenges related to the granularity of updates or transactions.
  • Relationships Problem: Issues in managing associations like one-to-many, many-to-one, etc.
  • Inheritance Problem: Handling inheritance strategies (single table, joined, and table-per-class).
  • Primary Key Generators: Strategies for generating primary keys (e.g., identity, sequence, and assigned).
  • HQL (Hibernate Query Language): Introduction to querying databases using HQL.
  • Native SQL Queries: Using native SQL with Hibernate for more control.
  • Hibernate Criteria API: Programmatic approach to querying and filtering data.

Spring Framework

Introduction

  • Spring Modules: Overview of Spring's various modules such as Core, AOP, JDBC, MVC, etc.

Spring Core

  • Spring Bean: Understanding Spring beans and their role in the application.
  • Spring Core Container: The core container includes the BeanFactory and ApplicationContext.
  • Dependency Injection (DI): Fundamental concept of DI for managing object creation.
  • Types of DI: Constructor-based and setter-based injection.
  • Spring Inheritance: Using inheritance in Spring bean configurations.
  • Working with Collections: Using Spring to manage collections in beans (List, Map, etc.).
  • Autowiring: Automatic injection of dependencies using annotations or XML.
  • Dependency Check: Ensuring that required dependencies are correctly wired.
  • Aware Interfaces: Spring interfaces that allow access to specific beans (e.g., BeanNameAware, ApplicationContextAware).
  • Bean Lifecycle: The lifecycle of Spring beans—initialization, destruction, etc.
  • Spring Core Annotations: Using annotations like @Component, @Autowired, @Value, etc.

Spring AOP (Aspect-Oriented Programming)

  • Introduction: Basics of AOP and how Spring uses it for cross-cutting concerns like logging and transactions.

Spring JDBC

  • Introduction: Basics of using Spring for JDBC operations.
  • Traditional vs. Spring JDBC: Comparison between traditional JDBC and Spring’s simplified approach.
  • JDBC Template: Using Spring's JdbcTemplate for efficient database operations.

Spring ORM

  • Spring ORM: Integration of Spring with ORM frameworks like Hibernate for managing database operations.

Spring MVC (Model-View-Controller)

  • Introduction to MVC: Basics of the MVC design pattern in Spring.
  • Steps in Spring MVC Web Application: Request flow and dispatcher servlet configuration.
  • Spring MVC Workflow: How Spring handles HTTP requests, controllers, and views.
  • Spring Controllers: Defining controllers and handling requests in Spring MVC.
  • Spring Form Validations: Validating form data using Spring MVC.
  • Spring Form Tags: Using Spring’s form tags for creating and binding forms in views.

Spring Boot

  • Introduction: Simplified approach to setting up Spring applications using Spring Boot.
  • REST Implementation: Building RESTful web services using Spring Boot.

Spring Data JPA

  • Introduction to Spring Data JPA: Simplifying database access with Spring Data JPA.
  • Repositories: Using JpaRepository for easy CRUD operations with JPA entities.

This breakdown offers a focused yet comprehensive guide to the topics related to Hibernate and Spring Framework, ensuring that you can quickly grasp the essential concepts.

Course Key Features

  • Classroom and Online Training: Learn from the comfort of your home or in-person at our Hyderabad center.
  • IT Experts as Trainers: Get trained by experienced professionals with real-world industry insights.
  • Industry-Relevant Curriculum: Our course covers essential Java concepts, focusing on real-world applications.
  • Hands-on Projects: Work on real-time use cases and projects to enhance practical knowledge.
  • One-on-One Mentoring: Personalized attention from mentors to guide you through the learning process.
  • Flexible Schedules: Choose from convenient training schedules to fit your lifestyle.
  • 8 Hours of Lab Support: Daily lab sessions to practice and apply what you've learned.
  • Pre-Assessment Questions: Assess your knowledge before the course begins.
  • Comprehensive Course Material: Get access to well-structured study materials for self-paced learning.
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  • Resume Building: Assistance in creating a professional resume to stand out to employers.
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  • Mock Interviews: Simulate real job interviews for better preparation.
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Benefits

  • Comprehensive Curriculum: Covers all key concepts from basics to advanced topics.
  • Hands-on Learning: Apply concepts through real-time projects.
  • Expert Mentors: Learn from industry experts with practical experience.
  • 100% Placement Assistance: Resume building, interview preparation, and job placement support.

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Course Outline for

Introduction to Java Programming

  • Stand-alone applications and servlets
  • Compiling source code into bytecode
  • Overview of class libraries

Object-Oriented Programming with Java

      • The object paradigm
        • Encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism
        • OO analysis and design: “Is a” and “Has a”
        • Designing an OO application step by step
        • Diagramming object structure with Unified Modeling Language (UML)
      • Java’s object-oriented features
        • Instantiating objects from classes
        • Aggregation and composition
        • Extending existing classes
        • Overloading and overriding methods

Structure of the Java Language

      • Language syntax
        • Declaring and initializing variables
        • Declaring and using arrays
        • Upcasting, downcasting and autoboxing
      • Flow control
        • Invoking methods and passing parameters
        • Conditionals and loops
        • Handling exceptions with try and catch
      • Defining classes
        • Fields (instance data)
        • Methods (functions)
        • Abstract classes and interfaces
        • Organizing classes with packages and modifiers
        • Composition vs. inheritance
      • Building the components of a Java program
        • Leveraging generics with the collections API
        • Developing new classes
        • Compiling and debugging

Developing GUIs

      • Foundations of user interfaces
        • Basic GUI widgets
        • Event-driven programming
        • Benefits of a portable windowing library
      • Java Foundation Classes (JFC)
        • Creating Swing components
        • Adding Swing components to containers
        • Arranging Swing components using layout managers
        • Dialogs and message boxes
      • Event handling
        • Registering event handlers
        • Inner classes and top-level classes

Storing and Retrieving Data with File I/O

      • Java streams
        • Streams, Readers and Writers
        • Catching and throwing exceptions
        • Formatting text output
      • Files and directories
        • Reading and writing files
        • Creating, deleting and renaming files
        • Obtaining directory and file information

Working with Relational Databases

      • JDBC database access
        • Leveraging the JDBC API
        • Choosing database drivers
        • Connecting to a database
      • Improving performance with prepared statements and stored procedures
        • Submitting SQL statements
        • Retrieving and processing results

Java Development Tools

    • Java Development Kit (JDK)
    • Compiler (javac)
    • Javadoc utility
    • Java Archive (JAR) utility
    • Java Integrated Development Environments (IDEs)

FAQs On


Frameworks simplify coding tasks, provide reusable components, and speed up development by offering ready-to-use solutions for common problems.
You will dive deep into Spring, Hibernate, and Struts, focusing on their core features, configurations, and how they integrate with Java applications.
Yes, a solid understanding of Core Java is essential to understand the underlying concepts of frameworks effectively.
Mastering frameworks will make you highly valuable in modern web and enterprise applications, preparing you for roles like Backend Developer, Full-Stack Developer, and more.
Depending on your pace, it typically takes around 6–8 weeks to gain proficiency in key frameworks like Spring and Hibernate.
Frameworks provide a structured approach, enforcing rules and conventions, while libraries offer pre-written code you can use as needed without enforcing structure.