Spring Web MVC 6

Course details

Spring is one of the most popular frameworks to build applications, catering to a varied number of requirements such as web services, web applications, microservices, and more.Spring MVC helps developers build modular web applications in Java or Kotlin with a clean separation of business and presentation logic and works with a variety of UI technologies, making it easy to plug in any UI framework. In this course, instructor Ketkee Aryamane guides you through the fundamental aspects of Spring MVC, taking a deep dive into the framework that helps build robust web applications and integrates well with a variety of UI frameworks such as React and Angular. It provides foundational modular components that allows developers to focus on the business logic rather than the administrative tasks in application development.

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Effortless development with Spring Web MVC 6
02 - Introduction to Spring Framework
03 - Spring 6.0 features
04 - Changes for MVC in Spring 6.0
05 - What you should know
06 - Exercise files and database setup

1. Getting Started and Project Set Up

07 - Overview of Spring MVC
08 - Why use Spring MVC
09 - Spring MVC request processing flow
10 - Project development overview
11 - Use Spring Boot to create an MVC application
12 - Overview of Thymeleaf
13 - Set up the Collectibles app
14 - Set up the home page flow
15 - Fragment the home page into modular components
16 - Link HTML pages from the home page
17 - ViewResolvers

2. Implementing Controller Flows

18 - MVC controller annotations
19 - Create a Controller and Java bean for the search function
20 - Add a repository API to retrieve data from DB
21 - Connect UI, controller, and data access code
22 - Access model attributes on Thymeleaf UI
23 - Add a search string on the UI

3. Validation, Data Binding, and Localization

24 - Understand validation and data binding
25 - Understand the user registration flow
26 - Add a Controller to display the HTML form
27 - Create a user bean and add validation constraints
28 - Add a Controller method to submit the form
29 - Bind properties and error messages on HTML
30 - Test the bean validation flow
31 - Add a custom validator
32 - Add InitBinder to register a custom validator
33 - Understand l10n and i18n
34 - Add LocaleConfiguration and ResourceBundle file
35 - Add a save user code
36 - Link the about template

4. Async Request Processing

37 - Conventional HTTP request processing
38 - Spring MVC async processing under the hood
39 - Async configuration
40 - Add Controller methods for async processing
41 - Connect a Controller with a repository

5. Interceptors

42 - Introduction to interceptors
43 - Add to cart use case overview
44 - Add and register an interceptor class
45 - Add repository and Controller methods
46 - Map attributes on the product details page
47 - Add a session in the interceptor
48 - Implement add to cart in Controller
49 - Display the number of items in the cart
50 - Error mapping pages
51 - Add a custom error handler

6. Spring MVC REST Controllers

52 - RESTful services recap
53 - Use @RestController and @PathVariable
54 - Use @ExceptionHandler
55 - Use @RequestBody
56 - Use @ResponseEntity
57 - Challenge
58 - Solution

Conclusion

59 - Next steps

Spring Web MVC 6

Authors

Ketkee Aryamane