Hibernate

Introduction to Hibernate Hibernate Architecture Hibernate Configuration Files & it's structure Integrating Hibernate Simplifying data access with O/R mapping Unraveling the Hibernate architecture Deploying and configuring Hibernate Generating Hibernate applications Developing the persistent class Defining the Hibernate mapping rules Storing and retrieving Java objects Configuring Hibernate with properties file Configuring Hibernate with xml file Pros & cons of both usage Hibernate mapping file & it's basic structure Handling Object Relationships Inheritance Relationship One-To-One Relationships One-To-Many Relationships Persisting Objects Using Hibernate Handling Complex Object Relationships Defining object states: transient, persistent, detached Storing and retrieving Java objects Hibernate Sessions The role of the Hibernate Session Establishing a thread-safe session object HQL(Hibernate Query Language) Selecting and filtering queries Improving structure with named queries Augmenting HQL with native SQL Maximizing Hibernate performance Accelerating data access via Hibernate cache

Struts

Struts Architecture MVC and Model 2 Presentation Technology Internationalization and Localization Struts Tag Libraries Action Mappings Action and ActionMapping Struts Configuration Selecting a Forward Global Forwards Declarative Exception Handling Global Exception Handlers Forms Working with HTML Forms Action Forms / Form Beans Relationship to Input Relationship to Actions Relationship to the Model Relationship to Output DynaActionForm and Map-Backed Forms Validation Coarse-Grained Form Beans Input Validation Validation in Web Applications Validation in Struts The Struts Validator Plug-In Validating ActionForm Subtypes Configuring Validation Standard Validators Rules The ActionMessages Class Error Management

Spring

Introducing the Spring Framework Spring architecture fundamentals Identifying Spring application components Defining the n-tier application architecture Applying Inversion of Control (IoC) and Dependency Injection (DI) Delegating object creation to the Spring bean factory Controlling bean creation with scopes and factory methods Initializing and destroying beans Minimizing Code with Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) Transparently applying common functionality Evaluating the benefits of AOP Defining advice, pointcuts and advisors Minimizing configuration with Autoproxying AspectJ Building a Web Tier with Spring MVC Analyzing Spring Model View Controller (MVC) architecture Mapping requests to controllers with annotations Processing commands, form submissions and simple wizards Server-side validation Integrating Hibernate With Spring Applications

 

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