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Capítulo 1 - Getting Started: IBM Watson Academy

The document outlines the chapter topics for an IBM Watson Academy course on Spring. The 10 chapters cover getting started with Spring, bean configuration, autowiring, annotation-based wiring, the Spring Expression Language, working with databases using Spring and the DAO pattern, building web applications with Spring MVC, working with web forms, aspect-oriented programming with Spring AOP, and Spring Security for user authentication and authorization. Each chapter includes objectives, concepts explained, examples, exercises and a quiz.

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Capítulo 1 - Getting Started: IBM Watson Academy

The document outlines the chapter topics for an IBM Watson Academy course on Spring. The 10 chapters cover getting started with Spring, bean configuration, autowiring, annotation-based wiring, the Spring Expression Language, working with databases using Spring and the DAO pattern, building web applications with Spring MVC, working with web forms, aspect-oriented programming with Spring AOP, and Spring Security for user authentication and authorization. Each chapter includes objectives, concepts explained, examples, exercises and a quiz.

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IBM Watson Academy

Temario
Apertura Nectec
Presentación del Curso

Capítulo 1 - Getting Started


Objetivos
What is Spring?
About Spring
Setting Up Your System
Introducing Maven
Using Maven on the Command Line
Spring "Hello World"
Class Path Contexts
Practica
Quiz

Capítulo 2 - Basic Bean Configuration


Objetivos
Constructor Arguments
Setting Bean Properties
Dependency Injection
Bean Scope
Init and Destroy Methods
Factory Beans and Methods
The P Namespace
Setting List Properties
Lists of Beans
Inner Beans
Property Maps
Arbitrary Maps as Bean Properties
Practica
Quiz
Capítulo 3 - Autowiring
Objetivos
Autowiring by Type
Autowiring by Name
Autowiring by Constructor
Default Autowiring
Removing Autowire Ambiguities
Practica
Quiz

Capítulo 4 – Wiring with Annotations


Objetivos
Adding Support for Annotation-Based Wiring
The "Autowired" Annotation
Optional Beans
Using Qualifiers
The Resource Annotation (JSR-250)
Annotation-Based Init and Destroy Methods
The Inject annotation (JSR-330)
Automatic Bean Discovery
Setting Property Values via Annotations
Practica
Quiz

Capítulo 5 – Spring Expression Language (SPEL)


Objetivos
Introducing SPEL
Using SPEL with Annotations
Some useful SPEL Operators
Practica
Quiz

Capítulo 6 – Working with Databases


Objetivos
Creating a Database with MySQL
Using Property Files
Implementing the DAO Pattern
Downloading a Connector Jar
Configuring Connection Pooling with Apache DBCP
JDBC Templates
Querying the Database
Database Exceptions
Named Parameters
Update Statements
Getting Placeholder Values from Beans
Adding an Update Method to the DAO
Batch Updates: Prepared Statements
Transactions
Practica
Quiz

Capítulo 7 – Web Application Basics with Spring MVC


Objetivos
A Basic Non-Spring Web App
Bringing in Maven
The Dispatcher Servlet
Adding a Controller
View Resolvers
Adding Data to the Session
Using Spring Data Models
Using JSTL (JSP Standard Tag Library)
Configuring a JNDI Data Source
Bringing in the DAO Code
Loading Bean Containers with ContextLoaderListener
Creating a Datasource Bean
Adding a Service Layer
Adding a New Controller
Getting URL Parameters
Practica
Quiz

Capítulo 8 – Working with Web Forms


Objetivos
Creating a Form
Getting Form Values
Adding CSS Styles
Serving Static Resources
Adding Hibernate Form Validation Support
More Form Validation Tags
Making Forms Remember Values
Displaying Form Validation Errors
Creating a Custom Validation Annotation
Hooking Up the Controller and Database Code
Exception Handling in Spring MVC
Practica
Quiz

Capítulo 9 – Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP)


Objetivos
A Base Project for Working with Aspects
A Simple Aspect Example
Annotation-Based Aspects
Wildcards in Pointcut Expressions
Advice Types: After, Around and Others
Proxies, Interfaces and Aspects
The “Within” Pointcut Designator
“This”, “Target” and Matching Subpackages
Annotation-Specific PCDs
The “Bean” PCD
The “Args” PCD
Getting Target Method Arguments
Getting Arguments Using “Args”
Combining Pointcuts
Introductions: Adding Functionality Using Aspects
Practica
Quiz

Capítulo 10 – Spring Security and Managing Users


Objetivos
Servlets Filters: A Review
Adding a Spring Security Filter
Adding a Spring Login Form
Serving Static Resources: Access Rules
Customising the Login Form
Displaying Login Errors
Authorising Users from a Database
Adding a “Create Account” Form
Making the “Create Account” Form Work
Adding Validation to the User Form
Dealing with Duplicate Usernames
Storing Validation Messages in a Property File
Using JQuery to verify the password
Using Property File Values in JSPs
Adding a Logout Link
Working With Roles
Outputting Text Based on Authentication Status
Row Mapping with BeanPropertyRowMapper
Using Custom Authentication Queries: Case Sensitive
Usernames
Method-Level Access Control
Catching Secure Annotation Violations
Adding “Remember Me” Functionality
Encrypting Passwords
Practica
Quiz

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