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Introduction

Spring Boot is a Java framework designed to simplify the creation and running of Java applications, focusing on rapid application development with minimal configuration. It combines the Spring Framework and embedded servers, eliminating the need for XML configuration and reducing development time. The document also discusses POJOs and contrasts Spring MVC with Spring Boot, highlighting key differences in configuration and dependency management.

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Introduction

Spring Boot is a Java framework designed to simplify the creation and running of Java applications, focusing on rapid application development with minimal configuration. It combines the Spring Framework and embedded servers, eliminating the need for XML configuration and reducing development time. The document also discusses POJOs and contrasts Spring MVC with Spring Boot, highlighting key differences in configuration and dependency management.

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SpringBoot

Spring Boot is a Java framework that makes it easier


to create and run Java applications.
It simplifies the configuration and setup process,
allowing developers to focus more on writing code
for their applications.
Spring Boot, a module of the Spring framework,
facilitates Rapid Application Development (RAD)
capabilities.
• Spring boot is developed by Pivotal Team, and
it provides a faster way to set up and an
easier, configure, and run both simple and
web-based applications.
• It is a combination of Spring Framework and
Embedded Servers.
• The main goal of Spring Boot is to reduce
development & unit test time and there is no
requirement for XML configuration.
• Prerequisite of Spring Boot
• Understanding of Java syntax and core
concepts such as classes, objects, inheritance,
interfaces, and exception handling
• Basic understanding of the Spring framework
• Knowledge of Web Technologies
• Familiarity with build tools such as Maven or
Gradle
POJO
Plain Old Java Object
• It is an ordinary object, which is not bound by any special
restriction.

• They are easy to read and write. A POJO class does not have
any naming convention for properties and methods. It is not
tied to any Java Framework, any Java Program can use it.

• The POJO classes are similar to Beans as both are used to


define the objects to increase the readability and
re-usability. The only difference between them that Bean Files
have some restrictions but, the POJO files do not have any
special restrictions.
• Difference Between SpringMVC & SpringBoot

No. SPRING MVC SPRING BOOT


Spring MVC is a Model View, Spring Boot is built on top
1. and Controller based web of the conventional spring
framework widely used to framework, widely used to
develop web applications. develop REST APIs.
If we are using Spring
If we are using Spring MVC,
2. Boot, there is no need to
we need to build the
build the configuration
configuration manually.
manually.
In the Spring MVC, a In the Spring Boot, there is
3. deployment descriptor is no need for a deployment
required. descriptor.

4. Spring MVC specifies each It wraps the dependencies


dependency separately. together in a single unit.

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