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Enterprise Spring (SPENT)
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Enterprise Spring Overview:
Enterprise Spring is a four day training course led by Spring experts covering today’s most important topics and technologies related to enterprise application integration. This hands-on training teaches how to apply Spring technologies to solve problems that face server-side developers.
Completion of this training entitles each student to receive a free voucher to schedule an exam at a Pearson Vue Centre to become a Spring Certified Enterprise Integration Specialist. The Enterprise Spring training is also the ideal preparation for the certification exam.
Enterprise Spring Prerequisites:
Before attending this course, you must have the following:
- Experience with developing applications using Java
- Basic understanding of Spring
Enterprise Spring Objectives:
After completing this course, you will be able to:
- Create concurrent applications and schedule tasks using Spring
- Use Serialization and Remoting to call remote applications
- Understand XML
- Create SOAP and REST Web services
- Use JMS for asynchronous communication
- Understand and use distributed transactions
- Use Spring Batch for Enterprise Integration based on batch processing
- Use Spring Integration for Pipes-and-Filters integration
Enterprise Spring Outline:
Module 1: Styles of Enterprise Integration
- Integration Styles Pros/Cons
- Spring Support
Module 2: Tasks and Scheduling
- Introduction to concurrency
- Java Concurrency support
- Spring’s Task Scheduling support
Module 3: Introduction to Spring Remoting
- Spring Remoting with RMI
- HttpInvoker
- Additional supported Protocols
Module 4: Spring Web Services
- Introduction to Web Services
- Spring Web Services
- Client access
Module 5: Advanced Spring Web Services
- Interceptors
- Error handling
- Out-of-container testing
Module 6: REST Webservices
- REST Concepts
- Java Frameworks
- Spring MVC REST support
Module 7: Introduction to Messaging
- Concepts
- Decoupling
- Use Cases
- Enterprise Integration Patterns
Module 8: Spring JMS
- Introduction to JMS and ActiveMQ
- Configuring JMS resources with Spring
- Spring’s JmsTemplate
- Sending and receiving messages
- Advanced features
Module 9: JMS Transactions
- Why use JMS transactions
- Overview of transactional options
- Transactional JMS Resources with Spring
- Duplicate Message Handling
Module 10: Global Transactions USING XA, JTA AND Spring
- Two Phase Commit and XA
- JTA and Spring
- Transaction Demarcation
Module 11: Introduction to Spring Integration
- Goals and concepts
- Basics
- External integration
- Visual Editor (STS)
Module 12: Spring Integration Configuration
- Channel types and polling
- Synchronous vs. asynchronous handoff
- Error handling
- Endpoint types
- Simplifying configuration
Module 13: Spring Integration Advanced Features
- Splitting and aggregating
- Dispatcher configuration
- XML support
Module 14: Introduction Spring Batch
- Batch concepts
- High-Level overview
- Job parameters and job identity
- Quick start using Spring Batch
- Readers, Writers & Processors
- JDBC Item Readers
Module 15: Spring Batch Restart and Recovery
- ExecutionContext
- Reading flat files
- Sharing state between steps
- Intro to skip, retry, repeat and restart
- Listeners
- Business logic delegation
Module 16: Spring Batch Admin and Parallel Processing
- Spring Batch Admin
- Scaling and parallel processing
