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Spring Essentials

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Spring Essentials

Overview of this book

Spring is an open source Java application development framework to build and deploy systems and applications that run on the JVM. It is the industry standard and the most popular framework among Java developers with over two-thirds of developers using it. Spring Essentials makes learning Spring so much quicker and easier with the help of illustrations and practical examples. Starting from the core concepts of features such as inversion of Control Container and BeanFactory, we move on to a detailed look at aspect-oriented programming. We cover the breadth and depth of Spring MVC, the WebSocket technology, Spring Data, and Spring Security with various authentication and authorization mechanisms. Packed with real-world examples, you’ll get an insight into utilizing the power of Spring Expression Language in your applications for higher maintainability. You’ll also develop full-duplex real-time communication channels using WebSocket and integrate Spring with web technologies such as JSF, Struts 2, and Tapestry. At the tail end, you will build a modern SPA using EmberJS at the front end and a Spring MVC-based API at the back end.By the end of the book, you will be able to develop your own dull-fledged applications with Spring.
Table of Contents (14 chapters)
Spring Essentials
Credits
About the Authors
About the Reviewer
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Index

Spring JDBC abstraction


Spring JDBC components simplify JDBC-based data access by encapsulating the boilerplate code and hiding the interaction with JDBC API components from the developer with a set of simple interfaces. These interfaces handle the opening and closing of JDBC resources (connections, statements, resultsets) as required. They prepare and execute statements, extract results from resultsets, provide callback hooks for converting, mapping and handling data, handle transactions, and translate SQL exceptions into the more sensible and meaningful hierarchy of DataAccessException.

Spring JDBC provides three convenient approaches for accessing relational databases:

  • JdbcTemplate

  • SimpleJDBC classes

  • RDBMS Sql* classes

Each of these Spring JDBC categories has multiple flavors of components under them which you can mix-and-match based on your convenience and technical choice. You may explore them under the org.springframework.jdbc package and its subpackages.

JdbcTemplate

JdbcTemplate is...