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Spring Cookbook
Jerome Jaglale
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Preface
What this book covers
What you need for this book
Who this book is for
Sections
Getting ready
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
There's moreā¦
See also
Conventions
Reader feedback
Customer support
Downloading the example code
Errata
Piracy
Questions
1. Creating a Spring Application
Introduction
Installing Java, Maven, Tomcat, and Eclipse on Mac OS
How to do itā¦
Installing Java
Installing Maven
Installing Tomcat
Installing Eclipse
There's moreā¦
Installing Java, Maven, Tomcat, and Eclipse on Ubuntu
How to do itā¦
Installing Java
Installing Maven
Installing Tomcat
Installing Eclipse
There's moreā¦
Installing Java, Maven, Tomcat, and Eclipse on Windows
How to do itā¦
Installing Java
Installing Maven
Installing Tomcat
Installing Eclipse
Creating a Spring web application
How to do itā¦
Creating a new Maven project in Eclipse
Adding Spring to the project using Maven
Creating the configuration classes for Spring
Creating a "Hello World" web page
How it worksā¦
Creating a new Maven project in Eclipse
Adding Spring to the project using Maven
Creating the configuration classes for Spring
Creating a "Hello World" web page
Running a Spring web application
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
There's moreā¦
Using Spring in a standard Java application
How to do itā¦
Creating a new Maven project in Eclipse
Adding Spring to the project using Maven
Creating a configuration class for Spring
Creating the User class
Defining a User singleton in the Spring configuration class
Using the User singleton in the main() method
How it works...
2. Defining Beans and Using Dependency Injection
Introduction
Defining a bean explicitly with @Bean
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
There's moreā¦
Defining a bean implicitly with @Component
Getting ready
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
There's moreā¦
Using a bean via dependency injection with @Autowired
Getting ready
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
There's moreā¦
Using a bean directly
Getting ready
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
There's moreā¦
Listing all beans
Getting ready
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
There's moreā¦
Using multiple configuration classes
Getting ready
How to do itā¦
There's moreā¦
3. Using Controllers and Views
Introduction
Associating a route to a controller method
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Using a JSP view
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
There's moreā¦
Passing attributes from a controller to a JSP view
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Using dynamic route parameters in a controller method
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Using a common prefix for the routes of a controller
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Using a page template with Tiles
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
There's moreā¦
Organizing the JSP with subfolders
Using multiple page templates
Defining page titles only once using a text attribute
Executing some code before and after controllers using interceptors
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
There's moreā¦
Building multilingual pages
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
There's moreā¦
Getting the current language
Using the language in the URL
4. Querying a Database
Introduction
Connecting to a database
Getting ready
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Creating a DAO class
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Calling a DAO method from a controller class
Getting ready
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Saving an object
Getting ready
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Retrieving an object
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
There's moreā¦
Retrieving a list of objects
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Retrieving a list of objects with their dependencies
Getting ready
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Updating an object
How to do itā¦
There's moreā¦
Deleting an object
How to do itā¦
Finding the number of results for an SQL query
How to do itā¦
Saving a list of objects at once
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Reverting incomplete database modifications using transactions
How to do itā¦
How it worksā¦
Using Hibernate for powerful object persistence and querying
Getting ready
How to do itā¦
5. Using Forms
Introduction
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