Professional Java Development With The Spring Framework

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Johnson's first two books introduced readers to the concepts of the Spring Framework; this new book provides an in-depth tutorial showing how to use the complete set of Spring tools to build real J2EE and Java applications. The book describes common types of problems faced by Java developers and then shows how Spring can help solve them. The book covers the complete specturm of Java development, including database access/persistence, container configuration, transaction management, remoting, and web MVC. It introduces well known techniques, like design patterns, to solve some of these problems as well as new and innovative approaches like Inversion of Control (IoC) and Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP). All solutions are implemented using the functions provided by the Spring Framework in conjunction with other popular open source technologies like Hibernate and Velocity.

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The authors include the lead developers of the Spring Framework. Rod Johnson is a consultant, well-known author of Wrox' Expert One-on-One J2EE Design and Development without EJB; he has also contributed and/or co-authored four other books on J2EE. Juergen Hoeller is also a Spring project leader, as well as a Senior Systems Architect and Consultant at werk3AT and co-author of J2EE Development without EJB. Table Of Contents Acknowledgments Introduction Introducing the Spring Framework The Bean Factory and Application Context Advanced Container Concepts Spring and AOP DAO Support and JDBC Framework Transaction and Resource Management Object/Relational Mapping Lightweight Remoting Supporting Services Acegi Security System for Spring Spring and EJB Web MVC Framework Web View Technologies Integrating with Other Web Frameworks The Sample Application Conclusion Appendix A: Requirements for the Sample Application Index