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This course guides experienced Spring developers to leverage the power of SpEL to query and manipulate an object / object graph at run time, making it possible to dynamically inject values or objects in to other beans.

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This course guides experienced Spring developers to leverage the power of SpEL to query and manipulate an object / object graph at run time, making it possible to dynamically inject values or objects in to other beans.

Spring Expression Language (SpEL), introduced with Spring 3.0 back in 2009, is a powerful yet seemingly underutilized feature of Spring. In this course, you'll learn to harness it's power in dynamic bean wiring/ dependency injection which is made possible through writing String expressions that gets evaluated at run time. First, you'll discover how to leverage the power of SpEL to query and manipulate an object. Next, you'll see how to use an object graph at run time, making it possible to dynamically inject values or objects in to other beans. Finally, you'll explore the conditionalization ability of SpEL to pick the right bean or value to dependency inject based on the conditions in an application. When you're finished with this course, you'll be able to apply SpEL to any application.

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Course Overview
Getting to Know SpEL: Simple SpEL Expressions
Leveraging the Power of SpEL: Advanced SpEL Expressions

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Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Covers conditionalization ability of Spring Expression Language, a valuable skill in application building
Designed for learners already familiar with Spring Framework basics
Focuses on writing dynamic bean wiring using String expressions evaluated at runtime, rather than standard Java code injection

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Learners who complete Spring Framework: Spring Expression Language (SpEL) will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Software Engineer
A Software Engineer would heavily utilize Spring Framework to engineer software applications. As this course teaches Spring Expression Language's manipulation of objects, you can gain enhanced ability to troubleshoot and to interact with code that integrates with external objects.
Java Developer
Java Developers use Spring Framework to develop enterprise-level Java applications, and this course will help you grow your SpEL skillset. Spring Expression Language (SpEL) focuses on querying and manipulating objects, object graphs, and dynamic bean wiring/dependency injection. As a Java Developer, understanding SpEL's power is a major advantage.
Web Developer
Web Developers implement SpEL to ensure that their web applications function seamlessly. SpEL (Spring Expression Language) is a critical component of Spring Framework and is often implemented by Web Developers. This course teaches SpEL as well as conditionalization ability to pick the right bean or value to dependency inject based on the conditions in an application. These skills are highly desirable for Web Developers who aim to write robust and dynamic web applications.
Software Tester
Software Testers use SpEL to evaluate conditions and make decisions during testing. This course covers Spring Expression Language (SpEL) and its use cases in querying and manipulating an object/object graph at run time, making it possible to dynamically inject values or objects in to other beans. This directly applicable knowledge will be an asset for Software Testers who want to increase their efficiency and accuracy.
Solutions Architect
Solutions Architects may leverage SpEL in designing and implementing software solutions for clients. This course provides an introduction to Spring Expression Language (SpEL) and covers its use cases in querying and manipulating an object/object graph at run time, making it possible to dynamically inject values or objects in to other beans. An understanding of SpEL can help Solutions Architects create more efficient and effective solutions.
Data Analyst
Data Analysts use SpEL to manipulate and analyze data. SpEL (Spring Expression Language) is a powerful tool for querying and manipulating objects and object graphs at run time. This course provides a solid foundation in SpEL, making it an excellent choice for Data Analysts who want to enhance their data manipulation and analysis skills.
Cloud Architect
Cloud Architects may use SpEL in designing and implementing cloud-based solutions. This course covers Spring Expression Language (SpEL) and its use cases in querying and manipulating an object/object graph at run time, making it possible to dynamically inject values or objects in to other beans. This knowledge can be beneficial for Cloud Architects who want to build more efficient and scalable cloud solutions.
IT Architect
IT Architects may use SpEL in designing and implementing IT solutions. Spring Expression Language (SpEL) is a powerful tool for querying and manipulating objects and object graphs at run time. This course provides a solid foundation in SpEL, making it an excellent choice for IT Architects who want to enhance their solution design and implementation skills.
Project Manager
Project Managers may use SpEL to manage and track project-related information. This course covers Spring Expression Language (SpEL) and its use cases in querying and manipulating an object/object graph at run time, making it possible to dynamically inject values or objects in to other beans. This knowledge can be beneficial for Project Managers who want to improve their project management efficiency and effectiveness.
Business Analyst
Business Analysts may use SpEL to analyze and document business requirements. This course covers Spring Expression Language (SpEL) and its use cases in querying and manipulating an object/object graph at run time, making it possible to dynamically inject values or objects in to other beans. This knowledge can be beneficial for Business Analysts who want to improve their requirements analysis and documentation skills.
IT Manager
IT Managers may use SpEL to manage and oversee IT operations. This course covers Spring Expression Language (SpEL) and its use cases in querying and manipulating an object/object graph at run time, making it possible to dynamically inject values or objects in to other beans. This knowledge can be beneficial for IT Managers who want to improve their IT management and operations skills.
Database Administrator
Database Administrators may use SpEL to manage and administer databases. This course covers Spring Expression Language (SpEL) and its use cases in querying and manipulating an object/object graph at run time, making it possible to dynamically inject values or objects in to other beans. This knowledge can be beneficial for Database Administrators who want to improve their database management and administration skills.
Technical Support Specialist
Technical Support Specialists may use SpEL to troubleshoot and resolve technical issues. This course covers Spring Expression Language (SpEL) and its use cases in querying and manipulating an object/object graph at run time, making it possible to dynamically inject values or objects in to other beans. This knowledge can be beneficial for Technical Support Specialists who want to improve their troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
Help Desk Technician
Help Desk Technicians may use SpEL to assist users with technical issues. This course covers Spring Expression Language (SpEL) and its use cases in querying and manipulating an object/object graph at run time, making it possible to dynamically inject values or objects in to other beans. This knowledge can be beneficial for Help Desk Technicians who want to improve their problem-solving and customer service skills.

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