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1. Introduction to Spring Framework

The document provides a comprehensive overview of the Spring Framework, covering its key features, benefits, and the concept of Inversion of Control (IoC). It details various components such as Spring IoC containers, bean configuration, dependency injection, annotations, and property management. Additionally, it touches on advanced topics like AOP, testing, and best practices for managing Spring applications.

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1. Introduction to Spring Framework

The document provides a comprehensive overview of the Spring Framework, covering its key features, benefits, and the concept of Inversion of Control (IoC). It details various components such as Spring IoC containers, bean configuration, dependency injection, annotations, and property management. Additionally, it touches on advanced topics like AOP, testing, and best practices for managing Spring applications.

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Introduction to Spring Framework


Overview of the Spring Framework
Key features of Spring (DI, AOP, etc.)
Benefits of using Spring Framework
Understanding Inversion of Control (IoC)
Spring Ecosystem (Spring Boot, Spring MVC, Spring Data, etc.)

2. Spring IoC (Inversion of Control) Container


What is IoC?
The role of IoC in Spring
Spring IoC container types:
BeanFactory
ApplicationContext
How IoC containers work in Spring
Instantiating the Spring container

3. Spring Bean Configuration


What is a Bean?
Definition of a Spring bean
Bean properties and dependencies
Defining Beans in Spring:
XML-based bean configuration
Annotation-based configuration
Java-based configuration (using @Configuration and @Bean)
Bean Scopes:
Singleton scope (default)
Prototype scope
Request, Session, and GlobalSession scopes (web applications)
Bean Lifecycle:
Instantiation
Dependency injection
Initialization (@PostConstruct, InitializingBean)
Destruction (@PreDestroy, DisposableBean)
Custom initialization and destruction methods

4. Dependency Injection (DI)

What is Dependency Injection?


Types of DI:
Constructor-based DI
Setter-based DI
Field-based DI (via annotations)
Injecting Dependencies in Spring:
XML-based injection
Annotation-based injection (@Autowired, @Qualifier)
Java-based injection (via method parameters)
Working with multiple beans:
Qualifying beans with @Qualifier
Autowiring collections (List, Set, etc.)

5. Spring Annotations
Core annotations in Spring:
@Component
@Service
@Repository
@Controller
@Bean
@Autowired
@Qualifier
@Primary
Understanding stereotype annotations and their roles
Custom annotations in Spring
6. Spring Java Configuration

Introduction to Java-based Spring configuration (@Configuration)


Defining beans using the @Bean annotation
Importing configurations using @Import
Using @ComponentScan for component scanning
Profile-specific beans using @Profile
7. Spring Bean Autowiring
Understanding autowiring in Spring
Autowiring by:
Type (@Autowired)
Name
Constructor injection
Qualifier-based injection (@Qualifier)
Autowiring with required vs optional dependencies (@Autowired(required=false))

8. Spring Property Management

Using external properties in Spring


Property source management:
@Value annotation for injecting property values
Using PropertySourcesPlaceholderConfigurer
Loading properties from files (e.g., application.properties, application.yml)
Environment abstraction in Spring (@PropertySource)

9. Spring Event Handling


Introduction to Spring Events
Built-in Spring events
Creating custom events
Event listeners and publishers
Application of events in enterprise applications

10. Spring Expression Language (SpEL)


What is Spring Expression Language (SpEL)?
Basic syntax and expressions
Using SpEL in bean definitions
Evaluating conditions using SpEL (@Value, @Conditional)
11. Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) Basics (Optional in Core)
Introduction to AOP
Cross-cutting concerns in software
Spring’s AOP support:
Defining pointcuts and advice
Types of advice: @Before, @After, @Around
Using AspectJ annotations
Applying AOP in real-world use cases

12. Spring Core and Unit Testing


Writing unit tests for Spring beans
Introduction to SpringJUnit4ClassRunner
Using @ContextConfiguration for loading application contexts in tests
Testing with @MockBean and @SpyBean
Best practices for testing Spring applications
13. ApplicationContext vs BeanFactory
Differences between ApplicationContext and BeanFactory
ApplicationContext advantages:
Event propagation
Declarative mechanisms (AOP, transactions)
Internationalization support
When to use ApplicationContext vs BeanFactory
14. Working with Multiple Configuration Files
Combining multiple Spring configurations
Importing XML configurations in Java-based configurations
Modularizing Spring configurations
15. Advanced Bean Management
Bean Post Processors (BeanPostProcessor)
Bean Factory Post Processors (BeanFactoryPostProcessor)
Customizing bean initialization and destruction
Lazy Initialization of beans (@Lazy)
16. Spring Core Best Practices
Best practices for managing Spring beans
Performance considerations in bean instantiation
Avoiding circular dependencies in Spring beans
Design patterns using Spring (Singleton, Factory, Proxy)
17. Basic Introduction to Spring Boot (Optional)
Differences between Spring Framework and Spring Boot
Advantages of using Spring Boot for simplified configurations
Minimal Spring Boot setup to start an application

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