~~ Spring Boot ~~
1. Introduction
1.1 Spring Boot-Intorduction
1.2 Spring Boot-Architecture
1.2 Spring Boot-Quick Start
2. Project Creation
2.1 Spring Initializer
2.2 Spring Boot CLI
2.3 STS IDE
2.4 Eclipse IDE
2.5 First Program
2.6 Spring Boot-Code Structure
3. Spring Boot – Beans & DI
4. Spring Boot – Runners
5. Spring Boot – Properties File
6. Spring Boot – Looging
7. Spring Boot – Rest WebServices
8. Spring Boot – Exception Handling
9. Spring Boot – Interceptor
10. Spring Boot – Servlet Filter
11. Spring Boot – Rest Template
12. Spring Boot – File HANDLING
13. Spring Boot – Thymeleaf
14. Spring Boot – Internationalization
15. Spring Boot – Scheduling
16. Spring Boot – Actuator
17. Spring Boot – Email Handling
18. Spring Boot – Database Handling
19. Spring Boot – Caching
Spring Boot | Introduction :
Spring Boot is an open source which helps us to create a Micro Service. It is not a framework, it is a way to create any type of Spring application with minimum configuration and production ready code. It is developed by “Pivotal Team”. Micro Service : Micro Service is such type of architecture where we can develop and deploy our services independently. It is also lightweight and loosely coupled. Spring Boot Features :- It is very easy to develop Spring based applications with Java.
- It reduces lots of development time and increases productivity.
- It avoids writing of lots of boilerplate Code, Annotations and XML Configuration.
- It is very easy to integrate Spring Boot application with other Spring system like Spring JDBC, Spring ORM, Spring Data, Spring Security, etc.
- It provides embedded HTTP Servers like Tomcat, to develop and test our application very easily.
- It provides lots of plugin to work and in-memory database also.
- It avoids completely XML Configuration.
- It supports Maven and Gradle also for dependency.
- It is very tough and time consuming process to convert existing or legacy Spring framework Projects into Spring Boot Applications. So it is recommended for new Spring Projects.