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Mastering Spring Application Development

By : Anjana Mankale
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Mastering Spring Application Development

By: Anjana Mankale

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Mastering Spring Application Development
Anjana Mankale
May, 2015 | 288 pages
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Table of Contents (19 chapters)
Mastering Spring Application Development
Mastering Spring Application Development
Credits
Credits
About the Author
About the Author
About the Reviewers
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Preface
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1
Spring Mongo Integration
Spring Mongo Integration
Installing MongoDB and creating a database
Setting up a batch file for MongoDB
Mapping a Mongo document to Spring Bean
Setting up a Spring-MongoDB project
Order management use case
Summary
2
Messaging with Spring JMS
Messaging with Spring JMS
Types of messaging
Apache ActiveMQ
Implementing the Order Management Messaging System with SpringJMS and ActiveMQ
Working with multiple queues in ApacheMQ
JMS transactions
Summary
3
Mailing with Spring Mail
Mailing with Spring Mail
Spring mail message handling process
Interfaces and classes used for sending mails with Spring
Sending mail using the @Configuration annotation
Sending mail using MailSender and SimpleMailMessage with the XML configuration
Sending MIME messages
Sending attachments with mails
Sending preconfigured mails
Using Spring templates with Velocity to send HTML mails
Sending Spring mails over a different thread
Sending Spring mails with AOP
Summary
4
Jobs with Spring Batch
Jobs with Spring Batch
Introduction to Spring Batch
Architecture of a batch job
Dependency for Spring Batch
Developing a sample batch application
Intercepting a Spring Batch job with listeners
Unit testing Spring Batch applications
Summary
5
Spring Integration with FTP
Spring Integration with FTP
Maven dependency
Spring's XSD for FTP
FTPSessionFactory and FTPSSessionFactory
Spring FTP using an outbound channel example
Sending files over FTP using the Spring integration
Summary
6
Spring Integration with HTTP
Spring Integration with HTTP
HTTP methods and status codes
Proxy configuration support in Spring
Configuring the outbound HTTP messages
Configuring InboundGateway with both no response and with the response
RequestMapping support for an inbound channel adapter or a gateway
Configuring the outbound gateway for HTTP responses
Mapping URI variables as subelement with an HTTP outbound gateway and an outbound channel adapter
Spring support for header customizations
Sending multipart HTTP requests using Spring's RestTemplate
Summary
7
Spring with Hadoop
Spring with Hadoop
Apache Hadoop modules
Summary
8
Spring with OSGI
Spring with OSGI
OSGI containers
Spring integration with OSGI
Spring Dynamic Modules and OSGI
Integrating Spring Dynamic Modules with OSGI
Summary
9
Bootstrap your Application with Spring Boot
Bootstrap your Application with Spring Boot
Setting up Spring Boot
Spring Gradle MVC application
Cloud Foundry support for Eclipse Spring Boot
RestfulWebService using Spring Boot
Summary
10
Spring Cache
Spring Cache
Spring annotations for caching
Spring caching repository
Spring CacheManager
Maven dependency for Spring with caching
Spring MVC with caching
Implementing your own caching algorithm
Summary
11
Spring with Thymeleaf Integration
Spring with Thymeleaf Integration
Thymeleaf attributes
Spring Thymeleaf dependency
Spring Boot with Thymeleaf and Maven
Summary
12
Spring with Web Service Integration
Spring with Web Service Integration
Spring with JAX-WS
Spring Web Services with JAXB marshalling for request
Writing a client application for Spring Web Services using JAXB unmarshalling for request
Summary
Index
Index

Introduction to Spring Batch

Spring Batch is itself a batch framework that is used to develop applications to do batch jobs. It supports batch optimization and job partitioning and is highly scalable, which provokes us to consider it in the development of batch applications.

Use cases for using Spring Batch

Let us list a few use cases where we can use Spring batch in the application:

  • To send bulk mails to the user at a scheduled time

  • To read messages from the queue

  • To update transactions at a given time

  • To process all the received files from the user at a given time

Goals of batch processing

The batch processing key goal is to fulfill the following set of steps in order to complete the batch job:

  1. Locating a job.

  2. Identifying the input.

  3. Scheduling the job.

  4. Starting the job.

  5. Processing the job.

  6. Go to step 2 (for fresh input).

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