This course provides a complete and practical understanding of the Spring Framework ecosystem for building robust, testable, and maintainable enterprise Java applications. It is ideal for Java developers transitioning from traditional Java EE, professionals working on backend systems, and learners preparing for real-world enterprise development.
Last updated: March 01, 2026
A hands-on program covering Spring Core, Dependency Injection, AOP, Data Access, Transactions, REST API development, Testing, and best practices for enterprise-grade applications.
Gain mastery over Spring Core concepts, build modular applications, manage dependencies effectively, work with databases, build REST services, and prepare for Spring Boot and Microservices.
Java Developers, Backend Programmers, Enterprise Application Developers, and Students aspiring to work in enterprise Java projects.
Good understanding of Core Java concepts and basic knowledge of JDBC or database programming.
Live interactive virtual classes with real-time coding and doubt clarification.
Instructor-led classroom sessions with hands-on mentoring.
Understand the need for Spring, its architecture, and core principles.
Problems with Traditional Java EE
Spring Architecture Overview
Modules of Spring Framework
Setting Up a Spring Project
Master IoC and configure application objects effectively.
IoC Basics
Bean Creation and Injection
XML vs Annotation vs Java Config
Bean Scopes and Lifecycle
Work with Spring Containers and application environments.
ApplicationContext and BeanFactory
Environment and Profiles
Property Injection
Working with Resources
Use AOP to build cleaner and maintainable applications.
AOP Concepts
Pointcuts and Advices
Creating Aspects
Use Cases for AOP
Integrate Spring with relational databases.
Spring JDBC
DAO Pattern
Transaction Management
Overview of ORM Support (JPA/Hibernate)
Create modern REST APIs using Spring technologies.
REST Concepts
Building REST Controllers
Request Handling & Validation
JSON Serialization & Error Handling
Secure applications using Spring Security fundamentals.
Authentication vs Authorization
Configuring Security
Basic and Form-Based Security
Role-Based Access Control
Write reliable and testable Spring applications.
Unit Testing with JUnit
Mocking with Mockito
Testing Spring Beans
Integration Testing Basics
Build efficient, scalable, and maintainable Spring applications.
Design Considerations
Performance Tips
Common Pitfalls
Enterprise Best Practices
Apply concepts to develop a complete Spring-based application.
Requirement Analysis
Design & Architecture
Implementation
Testing & Deployment Basics