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Spring: A Developers Notebook

ISBN: 0596009100
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2005
Pages: 90

Authors: Bruce A. Tate, Justin Gehtland

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• Spring: A Developer s Notebook
• Table of Contents
• Copyright
• Foreword
• Preface
• How to Use This Book
• Conventions Used in This Book
• Using Code Examples
• Comments and Questions
• Safari Enabled
• Collective Acknowledgments
• Acknowledgments from Bruce
• Acknowledgments from Justin
• Chapter 1. Getting Started
• Section 1.1. Building Two Classes with a Dependency
• Section 1.2. Using Dependency Injection
• Section 1.3. Automating the Example
• Section 1.4. Injecting Dependencies with Spring
• Section 1.5. Writing a Test
• Chapter 2. Building a User Interface
• Section 2.1. Setting Up Tomcat
• Section 2.2. Building a View with Web MVC
• Section 2.3. Enhancing the Web Application
• Section 2.4. Running a Test
• Chapter 3. Integrating Other Clients
• Section 3.1. Building a Struts User Interface
• Section 3.2. Using JSF with Spring
• Section 3.3. Integrating JSF with Spring
• Chapter 4. Using JDBC
• Section 4.1. Setting Up the Database and Schema
• Section 4.2. Using Spring JDBC Templates
• Section 4.3. Refactoring Out Common Code
• Section 4.4. Using Access Objects
• Section 4.5. Running a Test with EasyMock
• Chapter 5. OR Persistence
• Section 5.1. Integrating iBATIS
• Section 5.2. Using Spring with JDO
• Section 5.3. Using Hibernate with Spring
• Section 5.4. Running a Test Case
• Chapter 6. Services and AOP
• Section 6.1. Building a Service
• Section 6.2. Configuring a Service
• Section 6.3. Using an Autoproxy
• Section 6.4. Advising Exceptions
• Section 6.5. Testing a Service with Mocks
• Section 6.6. Testing a Service with Side Effects
• Chapter 7. Transactions and Security
• Section 7.1. Programmatic Transactions
• Section 7.2. Configuring Simple Transactions
• Section 7.3. Transactions on Multiple Databases
• Section 7.4. Securing Application Servlets
• Section 7.5. Securing Application Methods
• Section 7.6. Building a Test-Friendly Interceptor
• Chapter 8. Messaging and Remoting
• Section 8.1. Sending Email Messages
• Section 8.2. Remoting
• Section 8.3. Working with JMS
• Section 8.4. Testing JMS Applications
• Chapter 9. Building Rich Clients
• Section 9.1. Getting Started
• Section 9.2. Building the Application Shell
• Section 9.3. Building the Bike Navigator View
• Section 9.4. Building the Bike Editor Forms
• Colophon
• Index
• A
• B
• C
• D
• E
• F
• G
• H
• I
• J
• K
• L
• M
• N
• O
• P
• Q
• R
• S
• T
• U
• V
• W
• X