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Thursday, October 31, 2013

Ajax On 2 Nov (Saturday) 9:00AM-1:00PM by Mr. Lokesh @ S.R. Nagar(Hyd)

Batch Date: November 2nd @ 9:00AM to 1:00PM

Faculty: Mr. Lokesh

Duration: 1 day - four hours           
       
Fee:  200 INR
Location : S.R Nagar, Hyderabad.
** Complete Material wii be Provided.....
ATTEND ALL JAVA REAL TIME TOOLS (ANT,AJAX,LOG4J,Maven,SVN,JUNIT,CVS&JASPER REPORTS) WITH Rs.1000 ONLY.
Attend Multiple Tools (More Than One Tool) Each Tool 150 INR Only
Venue :
DURGA SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS at S.R NAGAR
23/3RT IInd Floor,
Opp.Andhra Bank,
Near Umesh Chandra Statue,
S.R.Nagar,
Hyderabad - 500038,
Ph.No : 040 - 64512786, 09246212143

 Syllabus:
Synchronous Communication
Asynchronous communication
Introduction to Ajax
Classic web applications Architecture
Ajax based web applications architecture
Ajax engine creation
Properties of Ajax engine
  • readyState

    •
  • onreadystatechange

  • status

  • responseText

    •
  • responsseXML
Methods of Ajax engine
  • open(-,-,-)

    •
  • Send()/send(String)

  • setRequestHeader(-,-)
Ajax application flow
Sample examples



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Junit On 2 Nov (Saturday) 4:00PM-8:00PM by Mr. Anji Reddy @ S.R. Nagar(Hyd)

Batch Date: November 2nd @ 4:00PM to 8:00PM

Faculty: Mr. Anji Reddy

Duration: One Day - Four Hours    

Fee:  200 INR
Location : S.R Nagar, Hyderabad.
* Complete Material Will be Provided....
ATTEND ALL JAVA REAL TIME TOOLS (ANT,AJAX,LOG4J,Maven,SVN,JUNIT,CVS&JASPER REPORTS) WITH Rs.1000 ONLY.
Attend Multiple Tools (More Than One Tool) Each Tool 150 INR Only
Venue :
DURGA SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS at S.R NAGAR
23/3RT IInd Floor,
Opp.Andhra Bank,
Near Umesh Chandra Statue,
S.R.Nagar,
Hyderabad - 500038,
Ph.No : 040 - 64512786, 09246212143

 Syllabus:
Introduction
  • Unit Testing
  • Terminology
  • Unit Testing with JUnit
  • Installation of JUnit
JUnit
  • Introduction to JUnit API
    • Test
    • TestCase
    • Assert
    • TestRunner
    • TestSuite
  • Preparation
  • Create a Java class
  • Create a JUnit test
  • Run your test cases
  • Run your test via code
 JUnit4.x
  • Static imports with Eclipse
  • Annotations
  • Assert statement


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Aptitude Training (4weekends workshop) On 2, 3 Nov (Saturday, Sunday) 9:00AM-1:00PM by Team of Experts @ S.R Nagar(Hyd)

Batch Date: Nov 2nd, 3rd @ 9:00AM to 1:00PM

Faculty: Team Of Experts

Duration: 4weekends workshop

Fee:  1000 INR
Location : S.R Nagar, Hyderabad.
Venue :
DURGA SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS at S.R NAGAR
23/3RT IInd Floor,
Opp.Andhra Bank,
Near Umesh Chandra Statue,
S.R.Nagar,
Hyderabad - 500038,
Ph.No : 040 - 64512786, 09246212143

 Syllabus:

Arithmetic

1. Number System

2. L.C.M & H.C.F

3. Problems on Ages

4. Averages

5. Percentages

6. Ratios and Proportion

7. Profit and Loss

8. S.I and C.I

9. Time and Work

10. Time and distance

11. Permutations and combinations

12. Probability

13. Clocks and Calendar

14. Mensuration
15. Mixtures And Alliogations
16. races
17. Trains
18. Boats & Streams
19. Pipes & Cisterns
20. Partnership

Reasoning

1. Blood Relations

2. Directions

3. Coding and Decoding

4. Series

5. Analogy

6. Odd man out

7. Ranking

8. Cubes

9. Problem Solving

10. Syllogism

11. Logical Venn Diagrams

12. Data Sufficiency

13. Data Interpretations



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ANT On 3 Nov (Sunday) 9:00AM-1:00PM by Mr. Lokesh @ S.R. Nagar(Hyd)

Batch Date: November 3rd @ 9:00AM to 1:00PM

Faculty: Mr. Lokesh

Duration: One Day - Four Hours   
       
Fee:  200 INR
Location : S.R Nagar, Hyderabad.
** Complete Material wii be Provided.....
ATTEND ALL JAVA REAL TIME TOOLS (ANT,AJAX,LOG4J,Maven,SVN,JUNIT,CVS&JASPER REPORTS) WITH Rs.1000 ONLY.
Attend Multiple Tools (More Than One Tool) Each Tool 150 INR Only
Venue :
DURGA SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS at S.R NAGAR
23/3RT IInd Floor,
Opp.Andhra Bank,
Near Umesh Chandra Statue,
S.R.Nagar,
Hyderabad - 500038,
Ph.No : 040 - 64512786, 09246212143

 Syllabus:
  • Ant Introduction
  • What is Ant?
  • Why we need Ant?
  • Ant Advantages and Features
  • Ant Installation
  • Installation
  • Environment Variables Setup
  • Ant Version Command
  • build.xml
  • <project>, <target>
  • Is build.xml name mandatory?
  • Ant Basic Tasks
  • <mkdir>.<delete>
  • <copy>,<echo>
  • Ant – Waring, Jaring and Earing Examples
  • <javac>,<java>
  • <jar>,<war>,<ear>,<classpath>
  • Ant with Eclipse
  • Creating Ant application
  • Running Ant from Eclipse
  • Ant command options
  • ant –f or a –file
  • ant –help
  • ant –v
  • ant –logfile
  • Ant Advanced Concepts
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Hadoop On 6 Nov (Wednesday) 5:00PM-7:00PM by Mr. Rama Krishna @ S.R. Nagar(Hyd)

Batch Date: November 6th @ 5:00PM to 7:00PM

Faculty: Mr. Rama Krishna

Duration: 1 month (Daily two hours)           
Location : S.R Nagar, Hyderabad.
Fee: 2000 INR
Venue :
Canara bank building 2nd floor,
near S. R Nagar Ploce Station,
Hyderabad-500038.
Contact no: 80 96 96 96 96.

Syllabus:
• BigData
  • What is BigData
  • Characterstics of BigData
  • Problems with BigData
  • Handling BigData
• Distributed Systems
  • Introduction to Distributed Systems
  • Problems with Existing Distributed Systems to deal BigData
  • Requirements of NewApprocach
  • HADOOP history
• HADOOP Core Concepts
  • HDFS
  • MapReduce
• HADOOP Cluster
  • Install Pseudo cluster
  • Install Multi node cluster
  • Configuration Introduction to HADOOP Cluster
  • The Five Deamons working
    • NameNode
    • JobTracker
    • SecondaryNameNode
    • TaskTracker
    • DataNode
  • Introduction to HADOOP EcoSystem projects
• Writing MapReduce programs
  • Understanding HADOOP API
  • Basic programs of HADOOP MapReduce ApplicationForm
    - Driver Code
    - Mapper Code
    - Reducer Code
  • Eclipse intigration with HADOOP for Rapid Application Development
• Understanding ToolRunner
  • More about ToolRunner
  • Combiner
  • Reducer
  • configure and close methods
• Common MapReduce Algorithems
  • Sorting
  • Searching
  • Indexing
  • TF-IDF
  • Word_CoOccurance
• HADOOP EcoSystem
  • Flume
  • Sqoop
  • Importing data from RDBMS using sqoop
  • Hive
  • Introduction to hive
  • Creating tables in hive
  • Running queries
  • Pig
  • Introduction to pig
  • Different modes of pig
  • when to use hive and when to use pig
  • HBASE
  • Basics of HBASE
• Advanced MapReduce Programming
  • Developing custom Writable
  • Developing custom WritableComparable
  • Understanding Input Output formats
• Introduction to Ooziee
• Hands ons Exercise for each concept


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SCJP(OCJP) On 6 Nov (Wednesday) 5:30PM-7:00PM by Mr. Durga & Srikanth @ S.R. Nagar(Hyd)

Batch Date: November 6th @ 5:30PM to 7:00PM

Faculty: Mr. Durga & Mr.Srikanth

Duration: 2 Months (Daily One and half hour)
       
Fee:  3000 INR
Location : S.R Nagar, Hyderabad.
Venue :
DURGA SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS at S.R NAGAR
23/3RT IInd Floor,
Opp.Andhra Bank,
Near Umesh Chandra Statue,
S.R.Nagar,
Hyderabad - 500038,
Ph.No : 040 - 64512786, 09246212143

 Syllabus:
Durga Sir Handling Topics
  •  java.lang Package: String,StringBuffer,StringBuilder,Wrapper Classes,Object,Autoboxing
  • Modifiers & Interfaces
  • OOPs
  • Multi-Threading
  • Exception Handling
  • Collections
  • Internationalization
     Srikanth Sir Handling Topics
  • Language Fundamentals  
  •  Operators  
  •  Flow Control
  •  Assertions  
  •  Garbage Collections  
  •  java.io package
  • Serialization  
  •  Generics  
  •  Inner Classes   
  •  Development  
  •  Regular Expressions  
  •  enum
     

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ADF On 7 Nov (Thursday) 7:30AM-9:00AM by Mr. Vijay Kumar @ S.R. Nagar(Hyd)

Batch Date: November 7th @ 7:30AM to 9:00AM

Faculty: Mr. Vijay Kumar

Duration: 1 month

Fee:  3000 INR
Location : S.R Nagar, Hyderabad.
Venue :
Canara Bank Building 2nd floor,
near S.R Nagar police station.
Contact no: 80 96 96 96 96.

Syllabus:
Application Development Framework
1. Introduction to Fusion and ADF
• Oracle ADF and JDeveloper
• Oracle Fusion Middleware
• Oracle Fusion Architecture
• ADF and MVC
• More about ADF
2. Exploring JDeveloper
• JDeveloper 11g New Features
• Building ADF Application in JDeveloper
• Configuring JDeveloper Preferences
3. Database Schema Design
• JDeveloper 11g New Features
• Database Designing Tools in JDeveloper
• Creating Offline Objects
• Synchronize Online-Offline Database
4. Data Modeling with ADF Business Components
• Advantages of ADF BC
• ADF BC Categories
• Creating ADF Business Components
• Business Component Browser
5. Entity Objects and Associations
• Data Persistence using Entity Objects
• Creating Entity Objects
• Modify Entity Object Default Behavior
• Associations
6. View Objects and View Links
• Populating Data in View Objects
• Creating View Objects
• Modify View Object Default Behavior
• View Links
• Creating View Criteria
• Creating List of Values
7. Application Modules
• Designing Application Module
• Creating Application Module
• Application Module Editor
• Testing Service Methods
8. Programmatically Modifying Default Behavior
• Supporting Java Classes
• Modify Entity Object Behavior
• Modify View Object Behavior
• Service Methods and Application Module
9. Business Validation
• Validation Life Cycle
• Built-in Declarative Validation Rules
• Validation Execution
• Failure Handling
• Groovy Support
• Creating Validation Rule Class
10. Introduction to User Interface Technologies
• User Interface – Available Technologies
• Java Server Faces
• ADF Faces
11. Understanding ADF Data bindings
• ADF Data Model and Bindings
• Exposing Business Components as Data Controls
• JSF Expression Language
• Binding Components to Data
12. Understanding ADF Task Flows
• Characteristics of ADF Task Flow
• Creating a Task Flow
• Using ADF Task Flow Components
• Using Method Call Activities
• Creating Managed Beans
13. Enriching the Page Content
• ADF Faces Rich Client Components
• Using Facets
• Using ADF Faces Components
• UI and Translation
14. Understanding Layout Basics
• ADF Faces Layout Components
• ADF Faces Skins
• Enabling PPR
15. Ensuring Reusability
• Pros and Cons of Reusability
• Reusing Components
• Designing for Reuse
• Creating ADF Library
• What Fits your Requirements
16. Implementing Page Navigation
• ADF Faces Navigation Components
• Performing Navigation
• Defining Access Keys
• Using Train Components
17. Handling Application Events
• JSF Page Life Cycle
• ADF Lifecycle Phases
• Creating Action Methods
• Value Change Events
18. Managing and Validating Data
• Holding Values in Data Model
• Holding Values in Managed Beans
• Passing Values between Pages
• Validation Event Points
• ADF Binding Validation
• ADF Faces Validation
19. Transaction Management
• Handling Transactions with ADF BC
• Transaction in ADF Task Flow
• Specifying Task Flow Transaction Start Options
20. Troubleshooting ADF Applications
• Logging and Diagnostics
• Java Logging
• ADF Logging
• ADF Declarative Debugger
• UI Troubleshooting Tools
• Configuring ADF Logging
21. Deploying ADF Applications (WebLogic)
• Creating a WAR Profile
• Creating a EAR Profile
• Testing the Server Connectivity
• Deploying the Application

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SCJP(OCJP) On 7 Nov (Thursday) 8:00AM-9:00AM by Mr. Srikanth @ Madhapur(Hyd)

Batch Date: November 7th @ 8:00AM to 9:00AM

Faculty: Mr. Srikanth

Duration: 45 days(Daily One Hour)             
       
Fee:  3500 INR
Location : Madhapur, Hyderabad.
*Complete Material Will be Provided............
Venue :
DURGA SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS at MADHAPUR
Plot No : 58,
IInd Floor ,
Sai Nagar,
Madhapur, Hyderabad-500034.
Ph.No : 9505905786

 Syllabus:
  • Language Fundamentals  
  • Declarations and Access Control
  • Interfaces
  •  Operators  
  •  Flow Control  
  •  Exception Handling  
  •  Asserions  
  •  Garbage Collections  
  •  OOPs  
  •  Multi-Threading  
  •  java.lang Package: String,StringBuffer,StringBuilder,Wrapper Classes,Object,Autoboxing
  •  java.io package
  • Serialization  
  •  Collections  Framework
  •  Generics  
  •  Inner Classes  
  •  Internationalization  
  •  Development  
  •  Regular Expressions  
  •  enum
     

Check for more info....   http://www.durgasoft.com/SCJP%20Madhapur%20add2.asp
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Core Java On 7 Nov (Thursday) 9:00AM-11:00AM by Dr.R. Nageswara Rao @ S.R. Nagar(Hyd)

Batch Date: November 7th @ 9:00AM to 11:00AM

Faculty: Dr.R. Nageswara Rao

Duration: 2 Months (Daily one and half hour)
       
Fee:  
Only Core Java: Rs 1000 /-
Basic Java Package (Core Java + Adv.Java + Oracle): RS 3000 /-
Complete Java Package   (Core Java + Adv.Java + Oracle Struts + Hibernate + Spring + Webserivices + Design Patterns + Java Real Time Tools,.....) (One year validity) Rs 5000 /-
Location : S.R Nagar, Hyderabad.
Venue :
DURGA SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS at S.R NAGAR
23/3RT IInd Floor,
Opp.Andhra Bank,
Near Umesh Chandra Statue,
S.R.Nagar,
Hyderabad - 500038,
Ph.No : 040 - 64512786, 09246212143
Syllabus:
I. Introduction

1. Why Java
2. Paradigms
3. Diff b/w Java & Other (C,C++)
4. Java history
5. Java features
6. Java programming format
7. Java Tokens
8. Java Statements
9. Java Data Types
10. Typecasting
11. Arrays
II. OOPS
1. Introduction
2. Class
3. Object
4. Static Keywords
5. Constructors
6. This Key Word
7. Inheritance
8. Super Key Word
9. Polymorphism (Over Loading & Over Riding)
10. Abstraction
11. Encapsulation
12. Abstract Classes
13. Interfaces
III. STRING MANIPULATIONS
1. String
2. String Buffer
3. String Tokenizer
IV. PACKAGES
1. Introduction to all predefined packages
2. User Defined Packages
3. Access Specifiers
V. EXCEPTION HANDLING
1. Introduction
2. Pre Defined Exceptions
3. Try-Catch-Finally
4. Throws, throw
5. User Defined Exception examples
VI. MULTITHREADING
1. Thread Creations
2. Thread Life Cycle
3. Life Cycle Methods
4. Synchronization
5. Wait() notify() notify all() methods
VII. I/O STREAMS
1. Introduction
2. Byte-oriented streams
3. Character – oriented streams
4. File
5. Random-access file
6. Serialization
VIII. NETWORKING
1. Introduction
2. Socket, Server socket
3. Client –Server Communication
IX. WRAPPERCLASSES
1. Introduction
2. Byte, Short, Integer, Long, Float, Double, Character, Boolean classes.
X. COLLECTION FRAME WORK
1. Introduction
2. Util Package interfaces, List, Set, Map
3. List interface 7 its classes
4. Set interface & its classes
5. Map interface & its classes
XI.INNER CLASSES
1. Introduction
2. Member inner class
3. Static inner class
4. Local inner class
5. Anonymous inner class
XII. AWT
1. Introduction
2. Components
3. Event-Delegation-Model
4. Listeners
5. Layouts
6. Individual components Lable, Button, CheckBox, Radio Button.
7. Choice, List, Menu, Text Field, Text Area
XV. SWING(JFC)

1. Introduction Diff b/w awt and swing
2. Components hierarchy
3. Panes
4. Individual Swings components Jlabel
5. JButton, JTextField, JTextAres.

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Modifiers & Interfaces (2days workshop) On 9, 10 Nov (Saturday, Sunday) 8:00AM-2:00PM by Mr. Srikanth @ Madhapur(Hyd)

Batch Date: November 9th & 10th @ 8:00AM - 2:00PM

Faculty: Mr. Srikanth

Duration: 2 days WorkShop (Daily Six hours)
Location : Madhapur, Hyderabad.
Fee: 500 INR
* Complete Material Will be Provided....
Venue :
DURGA SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS at MADHAPUR
Plot No : 58,
IInd Floor ,
Sai Nagar,
Madhapur, Hyderabad-500034.
Ph.No : 9505905786

Syllabus:
Declarations & Access Modifiers:

Java Source File Structure
  • Import statement

  • Static import statement

  • Package statement
Modifiers (Class Level Modifiers & Member Level Modifiers)
  • Public

  • Private

  • Protected

  • Default

  • Static

  • Abstract

  • Final

  • Strictfp

  • Native

  • Transient

  • Synchronized

  • Volatile
3. Interfaces
  • Introduction

  • Interface declaration and implementation

  • Extends vs. implements

  • Interface methods

  • Interface variables

  • Naming conflicts in interfaces i) Method naming conflicts
    ii) Variables naming conflicts

  • Marker interface

  • Interface vs. abstract class vs. concrete class

  • Differences b/w interface & abstract class

  • Adapter classes
After Completion This WrokShop You Can Answer All The Below Questions:

Java Modifiers:

1) For the top level classes which modifiers are allowed?

2) Is it possible to declare a class as static, private, protected?

3) What are extra modifiers applicable inner classes when compared with outer classes?

4) What is a final class?

5) Explain the differences between final, finally& finalize?

6) Is every method present in final class is final?

7) Is every variable present inside a final class is final?

8) What is abstract class?

9) What is abstract method?

10) If a class contain at least one abstract method is it required to declared that class compulsory abstract?

11) If a class doesn’t contain any abstract method is it possible to declare that class as abstract?

12) Whenever we are extending abstract class is it compulsory required to provide implementation for every abstract method of that class?

13) Is final class can contain abstract method?

14) Is abstract class can contain final methods?

15) Can u give example for abstract class which doesn’t contain any abstract method?

16) Which of the following modifiers combinations are legal for methods?
    • public – static


    • static – abstract


      •
    • abstract - final


      •
    • final - synchronized


      •
    • synchronized - native


      •
    • native - abstract
17) Which of the following modifiers combinations are legal for classes?
    • public - final


    • final - abstract


      •
    • abstract - strictfp


    • strictfp - public
18) What is the difference between abstract class & interface?

19) What is strictfp modifier?

20) Is it possible to declare a variable with strictfp?

21) abstract -strictfp combination, is legal for classes or methods?

22) Is it possible to override a native method?

23) What is the difference between instance & static variable?

24) What is the difference between general static variable and final static variable?

25) Which modifiers are applicable for local variable?

26) When the static variables will be created?

27) What are various memory locations of instance variables, local variables and static
variables?

28) Is it possible to overload a main method?

29) Is it possible to override static methods?

30) What is native keyword & where it is applicable?

31) What is the main advantage of the native keyword?

32) If we are using native modifier how we can maintain platform independent nature?

33) How we can declare a native method?

34) Is abstract method can contain body?

35) What is synchronized keyword where we can apply?

36) What are advantages & disadvantages of synchronized keyword?

37) Which modifiers are the most dangerous in java?

38) What is serialization & Explain how its process?

39) What is deserialization?

40) By using which classes we can achieve Serialization & deserialization?

41) What is Serializable interface & explain its methods?

42) What is a marker interface & give an example

43) Without having any method in Serializable interface, how we can get serializable ability
for our object?

44) What is the purpose of transient key word & explain its advantages?

45) Is it possible to serialize every java object?

46) Is it possible to declare a method a class with transient?

47) If we declare static variable with transient is there any impact?

48) What is the impact of declaring final variable a transient?

49) What is volatile variable?

50) Is it possible to declare a class or method with volatile?

51) What is the advantage & disadvantage of volatile modifier?
Interfaces:
1. What is interface?

2. What is difference b/w interface and abstract class?

3. When we should go for interface and abstract class and concrete class?

4. What modifiers applicable for interfaces?

5. Explain about interface variables and what modifiers are applicable for them?

6. Explain about interface methods and what modifiers are applicable for them?

7. Can java class implement any number of interfaces?

8. If two interfaces contains a method with same signature but different return types, then how we can implement both interfaces simultaneously?

9. Difference b/w extends and implements keyword?

10. We cannot create an object of abstract class then what is necessity of having constructor inside abstract class?

11. What is a marker interface? Give an example?

12. What is adapter class and explain its usage?

13. An interface contains only abstract methods and an abstract class also can contain only abstract methods then what is the necessity of interface?

14. In your previous project where you used the following Marker interface, abstract class, interface, adapter class?


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Spring (3weekends workshop) On 9, 10 Nov (Saturday, Sunday) 9:00AM-1:00PM by Mr. Anji Reddy @ S.R Nagar(Hyd)

Batch Date: November 9th & 10th @ 9:00AM to 1:00PM

Faculty: Mr. Anji Reddy

Duration: 3weekends workshop

Fee:  1500 INR
Location : S.R Nagar, Hyderabad.
Venue :
DURGA SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS at S.R NAGAR
23/3RT IInd Floor,
Opp.Andhra Bank,
Near Umesh Chandra Statue,
S.R.Nagar,
Hyderabad - 500038,
Ph.No : 040 - 64512786, 09246212143

Syllabus:
1. IOC:(Inversion of Control)
Spring IOC Container
BeanFactory
Spring xml based configuration using elements
Bean
  • Instantiation using a constructor
  • Instantiation using a static factory method
  • Instantiation using an instance factory method
  • Injecting dependencies using Setter Injection and Constructor Injection
  • Making use of idref, local, property,
    Inner beans,props, list,set, map, Collection merging,null,depends-on,
    Lazily-instantiating beans,Life cycle methods
Import
Aliasing beans
Bean Scopes
  • Singleton
  • Protoype
  • request
  • session
Autowiring collaborators
  • no
  • byName
  • byType
  • constructor
  • autodetect
Shutting down the Spring IoC container
Gracefully in non-web applications
Bean definition inheritance
BeanFactoryAware , BeanPostProcessor
ObjectFactoryCreatingFactoryBean
BeanFactoryPostProcessor
PropertyPlaceHolderConfigurer
PropertyOverrideConfigurer
ApplicationContext
2. SPRING-JDBC
JdbcTemplate
Most of the methods present in JdbcTemplate class will becovered
3. SPRING-ORM
Object Relational Mapping (ORM) data access: (Integrating Hibernate with Spring)
Introduction of Hibernate
HibernateTemplate
JndiObjectFactoryBean
LocalSessionFactoryBean
HibernateDaoSupport
4. SPRING-AOP
AOP(Aspect Oriented Programming):
Advice,JoinPoint,Aspect,Target,Pointcut
BeforeAdvice
AroundAdvice
Throws Advice
Static pointcuts
  • NameMatchMethodPointcut
  • RegExpMethodPointCut
Dynamic pointcuts
5. SPRING-MVC
6. STRUTS WITH SPRING INTEGRATION


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