Spring Framework Tutorial

• Introduction to Spring Framework
• Spring Framework Architecture
• Spring Initializr
• Difference Between Spring DAO vs Spring ORM vs Spring JDBC
• Spring vs. Struts in Java

Software Setup and Configuration (STS/Eclipse/IntelliJ)

• How to Download and Install Spring Tool Suite (Spring Tools 4 for Eclipse) IDE?
• How to Create and Setup Spring Boot Project in Spring Tool Suite?
• How to Create a Spring Boot Project with IntelliJ IDEA?
• How to Create and Setup Spring Boot Project in Eclipse IDE?
• How to Create a Dynamic Web Project in Eclipse/Spring Tool Suite?
• How to Run Your First Spring Boot Application in IntelliJ IDEA?
• How to Run Your First Spring Boot Application in Spring Tool Suite?
• How to Turn on Code Suggestion in Eclipse or Spring Tool Suite?

Core Spring

• Understanding Inversion of Control with Example
• Spring - BeanFactory
• Spring - ApplicationContext
• Spring - Difference Between BeanFactory and ApplicationContext
• Spring Dependency Injection with Example
• Spring - Difference Between Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection
• Spring - Injecting Objects By Constructor Injection
• Spring - Setter Injection with Map
• Spring - Dependency Injection with Factory Method
• Spring - Dependency Injection by Setter Method
• Spring - Setter Injection with Non-String Map
• Spring - Constructor Injection with Non-String Map
• Spring - Constructor Injection with Map
• Spring - Setter Injection with Dependent Object
• Spring - Constructor Injection with Dependent Object
• Spring - Setter Injection with Collection
• Spring - Setter Injection with Non-String Collection
• Spring - Constructor Injection with Collection
• Spring - Injecting Objects by Setter Injection
• Spring - Injecting Literal Values By Setter Injection
• Spring - Injecting Literal Values By Constructor Injection
• Bean life cycle in Java Spring
• Custom Bean Scope in Spring
• How to Create a Spring Bean in 3 Different Ways?
• Spring - IoC Container
• Spring - Autowiring
• Singleton and Prototype Bean Scopes in Java Spring
• How to Configure Dispatcher Servlet in web.xml File?
• Spring - Configure Dispatcher Servlet in Three Different Ways
• How to Configure Dispatcher Servlet in Just Two Lines of Code in Spring?
• Spring - When to Use Factory Design Pattern Instead of Dependency Injection
• How to Create a Simple Spring Application?
• Spring - init() and destroy() Methods with Example
• Spring WebApplicationInitializer with Example
• Spring - Project Modules
• Spring - Remoting by HTTP Invoker
• Spring - Expression Language(SpEL)
• Spring - Variable in SpEL
• What is Ambiguous Mapping in Spring?
• Spring - Add New Query Parameters in GET Call Through Configurations
• Spring - Integrate HornetQ
• Remoting in Spring Framework
• Spring - Application Events
• Spring c-namespace with Example
• Parse Nested User-Defined Functions using Spring Expression Language (SpEL)
• Spring - AbstractRoutingDataSource
• Circular Dependencies in Spring
• Spring - ResourceLoaderAware with Example
• Spring Framework Standalone Collections
• How to Create a Project using Spring and Struts 2?
• Spring - Perform Update Operation in CRUD
• How to Transfer Data in Spring using DTO?
• Spring - Resource Bundle Message Source (i18n)
• Spring Application Without Any .xml Configuration
• Spring - BeanPostProcessor
• Spring and JAXB Integration
• Spring - Difference Between Dependency Injection and Factory Pattern
• Spring - REST Pagination
• Spring - Remoting By Burlap
• Spring - Remoting By Hessian
• Spring with Castor Example
• Spring - REST XML Response
• Spring - Inheriting Bean
• Spring - Change DispatcherServlet Context Configuration File Name
• Spring - JMS Integration
• Spring - Difference Between RowMapper and ResultSetExtractor
• Spring with Xstream
• Spring - RowMapper Interface with Example
• Spring - util:constant
• Spring - Static Factory Method
• Spring - FactoryBean
• Difference between EJB and Spring

Spring Annotations

• Spring Framework Annotations
• Spring Core Annotations
• Spring Stereotype Annotations
• Spring @Bean Annotation with Example
• Spring @Controller Annotation with Example
• Spring @Value Annotation with Example
• Spring @Configuration Annotation with Example
• Spring @ComponentScan Annotation with Example
• Spring @Qualifier Annotation with Example
• Spring @Service Annotation with Example
• Spring @Repository Annotation with Example
• Spring @Required Annotation
• Spring @Component Annotation with Example
• Spring @Autowired Annotation
• Spring @PostConstruct and @PreDestroy Annotation with Example
• Spring @PropertySource Annotation and Resource Interface
• Spring @Scope Annotation to Set a POJO’s Scope
• Spring @Required Annotation with Example

Spring Data

• What is Spring Data JPA?
• JPA vs Hibernate
• Spring Data JPA - Find Records From MySQL
• Spring Data JPA - Delete Records From MySQL
• Spring Data JPA - @Table Annotation
• Spring Data JPA - Insert Data in MySQL Table
• Spring Data JPA - Attributes of @Column Annotation with Example
• Spring Data JPA - @Column Annotation
• Spring Data JPA - @Id Annotation
• Introduction to the Spring Data Framework
• How to access database using Spring Data JPA
• How to Make a Project Using Spring Boot, MySQL, Spring Data JPA, and Maven?
• Spring Boot - Integrating Hibernate and JPA
• Spring Boot JpaRepository with Example
• Spring Boot - Spring Data JPA

Spring JDBC

• Spring JDBC Template
• Spring JDBC Example
• Spring - SimpleJDBCTemplate with Example
• Spring - Prepared Statement JDBC Template
• Spring - NamedParameterJdbcTemplate
• Spring - Using SQL Scripts with Spring JDBC + JPA + HSQLDB
• Spring - ResultSetExtractor

Spring Security

• Introduction to Spring Security and its Features
• OAuth2 Authentication with Spring and Github
• Spring Security at Method Level
• Spring Security JSP Tag Library
• Spring Security Form-Based Authentication
• Spring Security - Remember Me
• Spring Security XML
• Spring Security Project Example using Java Configuration
• How to Change Default User and Password in Spring Security?
• Spring - Add Roles in Spring Security
• Spring - Add User Name and Password in Spring Security

How to Create a Dynamic Web Project in Eclipse/Spring Tool Suite?

Creating a dynamic web project in Eclipse (or in the Spring Tool Suite, which is an Eclipse-based IDE for Spring development) is straightforward. Follow the steps below to set up a new Dynamic Web Project:

1. Open Eclipse/STS: Launch the Eclipse or Spring Tool Suite IDE.

2. Go to the Workspace: If you're opening it for the first time, you will be prompted to select a workspace. The workspace is the directory where your projects will be stored.

3. Create a New Dynamic Web Project:

   • Click on the File menu.
   • Select New -> Dynamic Web Project.

4. Project Details: In the New Dynamic Web Project window:

   • Enter the Project Name.
   • Choose a Target runtime. If none are available, you might need to configure a server runtime environment. For example, if you want to use Apache Tomcat, you'll need to configure Tomcat as the server runtime.
   • Select the Dynamic web module version (e.g., 3.1, 4.0, etc.). This will determine the Servlet and JSP versions your project will support.
   • Configure additional settings if needed (like adding facets).
   • Click Next.

5. Configure Further Settings (Optional):

   • Depending on the facets and configurations you've selected, you might have additional configuration screens. Follow the prompts to set your desired configurations.
   • Click Next until you get to the last screen.

6. Web Module Settings: In the final screen:

   • Choose the context root for your application. This is the base URL path for your app.
   • Choose the content directory (usually "WebContent" by default). This is where your web resources like JSPs, HTMLs, and the WEB-INF folder will reside.
   • Click Finish.

7. Project Structure: Once the project is created, you'll see it in the Project Explorer. You'll notice a standard web project structure, with folders like Java Resources, WebContent, etc.

8. Integrate Spring (Optional): If you want to create a Spring-based web project:

   • You would typically add the necessary Spring libraries to the WEB-INF/lib directory.
   • Configure the Spring application context XML files inside the WEB-INF directory.
   • Set up the web.xml file inside the WEB-INF directory to integrate with the Spring ContextLoaderListener and DispatcherServlet.

Using STS simplifies the Spring setup with ready-to-use templates and integrations, so if you're planning to use Spring, it might be a good idea to start directly with STS.

Lastly, to run your project, you would right-click on the project in the Project Explorer, go to Run As, and then choose Run on Server. You'll need a server runtime (like Tomcat) configured in Eclipse/STS to deploy and run your web project.