SpringSource: Enterprise Integrations with Spring

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Who Needs to Attend

Java developers who need comprehensive coverage of Spring for enterprise application integration
Individuals who want to pursue SpringSource Certified Enterprise Integration Specialist certification

Prerequisites

Proficiency with the Java language and core Java SE APIs
Basic understanding of foundational Java EE technologies such as Servlets, JNDI, and JTA
Familiarity with the basics of Spring for dependency injection, transaction management, AOP, and abstractions such as JdbcTemplate
SpringSource: Core Spring is highly recommended

SpringSource: Core Spring

Follow-On Courses

There are no follow-ons for this course.

Apply Spring to solve integration problems that face server-side developers.

This four-day training course led by SpringSource engineers covers today's most important topics and technologies related to enterprise application integration. This hands-on training teaches how to apply Spring to solve integration problems that face server-side developers. In this course, you will work with and integrate realistic enterprise applications. You will leave able to be immediately productive applying the technology to solve real-world integration problems.

Certification:

SpringSource Certified Enterprise Integration Specialist

What You'll Learn

Design and implement asynchronous, event-driven, message-oriented systems with Spring JMS
Use Spring Integration to implement Hohpe and Woolf's Enterprise Integration Patterns
Cut through hype and understand "buzzword topics", including SOA, ESB, and REST from first principles
Design for concurrency using the latest from Spring and java.util.concurrent
Optimize performance across integration boundaries
How and when to use remoting technologies such as RMI and Spring's HttpInvoker
Choose integration technologies, with analysis and tradeoffs of ESB, POX/HTTP, RPC, JMS, and more
Build batch processing systems using Spring Batch
Web Services approaches and best practices: Making sense of SOAP, WSDL, and REST
Strategies for advanced transaction management including when and how to use JTA and XA transactions

Course Outline

Day 1 - Integration Foundations

Walk-through of the course development environment and reference application
Four styles of enterprise integration
File transfer and batch processing techniques
Essential concurrency
Task management and scheduling
Serialization and remoting

Day 2 - Effective Web Services

XML Schema: concepts, tooling, and techniques
Object-XML mapping with JAXB2 and Spring OXM
Building contract-first SOAP web services using Spring Web Services
Securing SOAP web services with WS-Security
Building RESTful web services using Spring 3.0 REST support

Day 3 - Message-Based Systems and Advanced Transaction Management

Messaging and Enterprise Integration Patterns
Designing lightweight event-driven architectures using Spring JMS
Building robust messaging systems using JMS transactions
Distributed transaction management
Implementing XA transactions against JDBC and JMS resources
Exploring alternatives to XA transactions

Day 4 - Applying Spring Batch and Spring Integration

Simplifying batch processing with Spring Batch
Getting started with Spring Integration and Enterprise Integration Patterns
Working with Spring Integration Channels, Endpoints, Gateways, Pollers, and Triggers
Spring Integration support for Routing, Splitting, Aggregating, and message transformation
Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)

Labs

Hands-on labs are interspersed throughout this class.

Classroom Dates and Locations

Date	Location Details
Sep 21 - 24, 2010	Philadelphia, PA	Register
Oct 5 - 8, 2010	Seattle, WA	Register
Dec 14 - 17, 2010	Chicago (Downtown), IL	Register