This course covers integrating Spring JDBC into your application. You'll learn setup and configuration, PreparedStatements, RowMapper, NamedParameter, and their various approaches utilizing JdbcTemplate, SimpleJdbcInsert, and SimpleJdbcCall.
This course covers integrating Spring JDBC into your application. You'll learn setup and configuration, PreparedStatements, RowMapper, NamedParameter, and their various approaches utilizing JdbcTemplate, SimpleJdbcInsert, and SimpleJdbcCall.
Interacting with a database in Java applications has been a challenge for a long time, with developers wondering the best practices for doing so. In this course, Building Applications Using Spring JDBC, you'll learn how to use the Spring JDBC framework to implement the CRUD functions of your application. First, you'll dive into understanding the CRUD functions of data access and retrieval, along with batch operations. Next, you'll discover how to implement the other best practices of Spring such as RESTful services, design patterns, and multi-tier development. Finally, you'll cover exception handling and transactions. The functionality of this course will be tested through unit tests and web services that could also be consumed through a Javascript UI, such as Angular or React. By the end of this course, you'll know how to effectively use Spring JDBC to interact with your data in your applications.
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