Mastering Spring - Practical Implementation of Java Lightweight Architecture Development

Author: Meng Ke
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: This book introduces the development philosophy and practice of the open-source application framework Spring in a step-by-step manner, starting from the basics and progressing gradually. The book is divided into 20 chapters, covering the foundational knowledge system of Spring, methods for obtaining and deploying it, advanced core concepts, relevant design patterns, and J2EE core patterns. It also explores the use of core components like the Bean factory, Spring-style aspect-oriented programming, various J2EE enterprise application frameworks and solutions (including persistence data access, transaction management, EJB, mail services, scheduled tasks, WebMVC frameworks, presentation layer view technologies, JMX remote solutions, etc.), and Spring in unit testing. Additionally, the book analyzes the Spring Pet Store example and discusses the relationship between the Pet Store and Martin Fowler's enterprise architecture patterns (POEAA). The book introduces the development practice and philosophy of the open-source application framework Spring, divided into 20 chapters that cover the basic knowledge system of Spring, methods for obtaining and deploying it, advanced core concepts, relevant design patterns, and J2EE core patterns, as well as the use of core components like the Bean factory and Spring in unit testing.