Spring Framework Course in Jaipur
Build Java backend applications with Spring, from dependency injection and MVC to Spring Boot, Hibernate persistence, REST APIs and security.
- Practical learning
- Project practice
- Jaipur
Spring Framework
Build your foundation in Spring Framework
Build Java backend applications with Spring, from dependency injection and MVC to Spring Boot, Hibernate persistence, REST APIs and security.
Start with the Spring container and layered application structure, then connect the web and service layers to a relational database using Spring Data JPA and Hibernate. The course includes Spring Boot application setup and REST API development.
The Spring and Hibernate integration path covers entity mapping, CRUD, HQL and JPQL query concepts, transactions and secure API access. Later modules introduce microservices, containers and deployment workflows.
Core Java knowledge is recommended before framework work. Use the focused Spring Boot, Hibernate and JPA courses below when you want to study a particular part of this application stack in more detail.
Who can join?
Java developers progressing to application frameworks Core Java learners comfortable with OOP, interfaces, collections and exceptions Backend developers learning Spring and Hibernate integration Students building database-backed Java API projects
Skills and tools
Course curriculum
Explore the published learning outline below. Confirm the detailed syllabus and module coverage for your chosen batch with the course team.
Introduction to Spring Framework
Begin with the Spring ecosystem, Maven and the relationship between inversion of control and dependency injection.
- What is Spring Framework?
- Dependency Injection
- Inversion of Control
- Spring Architecture
- Spring Ecosystem
- Maven Basics
Spring Core
Configure Spring beans, compare injection styles and understand bean lifecycle, scopes and aspect-oriented programming.
- Spring Beans
- Bean Lifecycle
- Bean Scopes
- Constructor Injection
- Setter Injection
- Autowiring
- Annotation-Based Configuration
- Dependency Injection and Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP)
Spring MVC
Follow requests through Spring MVC controllers, validation, form handling and view resolution.
- MVC Architecture
- DispatcherServlet
- Controllers
- Form Handling
- View Resolver
- JSP Integration
- Validation
Spring Boot
Set up a Spring Boot application and manage annotations, configuration, profiles, logging and exceptions.
- Spring Boot Introduction
- Spring Boot Project Setup
- Spring Boot Annotations
- Application Properties
- Profiles
- Logging
- Exception Handling
Spring Data JPA & Hibernate
Integrate Spring Data JPA and Hibernate in a relational application. Practise entity relationships, CRUD, JPQL and Hibernate query language (HQL), pagination and transaction boundaries.
- JPA Basics
- Hibernate ORM
- Entity Relationships
- CRUD Operations
- JPQL Queries
- Pagination & Sorting
- Transactions
REST API Development
Design REST endpoints with JSON responses, validation, consistent errors and API documentation.
- REST Architecture
- CRUD APIs
- JSON Handling
- ResponseEntity
- API Validation
- Exception Handling
- Swagger Documentation
Spring Security & JWT
Apply authentication, authorization, password handling, roles and JWT concepts to REST endpoints.
- Authentication
- Authorization
- JWT Security
- Password Encryption
- Role-Based Access
- Spring Security Filters
- Secure REST APIs
Microservices Architecture
Explore service discovery, gateway and client patterns after completing the core application workflow.
- Microservices Basics
- API Gateway
- Service Discovery
- Eureka Server
- OpenFeign
- Load Balancing
- Distributed Systems
Docker & Cloud Deployment
Integrate Spring and Hibernate in a deployable application, then practise container, Linux, cloud and CI/CD concepts.
- Docker Basics
- Dockerfile
- Docker Compose
- AWS Deployment
- Linux Server Setup
- CI/CD Pipelines
- Production Deployment
- Integration and Deployment
Real-World Enterprise Projects
Choose a project brief and combine the framework, persistence, API and security topics into a documented backend application.
- Employee Management System
- Banking Application Backend
- E-Commerce Backend API
- Student Management System
- Hospital Management API
- Food Delivery Backend System
- Chat Application Backend
- Job Portal Backend System
Project practice ideas
Use these examples to discuss suitable practice work with your trainer.
Employee Management System
Connect employee records to a relational database with CRUD endpoints, validation and transaction boundaries.
E-Commerce Backend API
Model products and customer operations, then connect persistence, REST endpoints and role-based access.
Student Management System
Build a layered application with entity relationships, pagination, queries and consistent API errors.
Hospital Management API
Plan a practice data model and access rules, using sample data for appointments and related records.
Job Portal Backend System
Bring together accounts, job listings, relationships and documented REST endpoints in a backend capstone.
Frequently asked questions
What is dependency injection?
It is a design approach where required dependencies are supplied to a class rather than created directly inside it.
Do I need Core Java first?
Yes. OOP, interfaces, collections and exceptions should be comfortable before Spring.
Are Spring Boot and MVC included?
Yes. The curriculum covers MVC request handling and Spring Boot setup before moving to REST APIs and persistence.
Does this course cover Spring and Hibernate together?
Yes. The integration module covers Spring Data JPA, Hibernate ORM, entity relationships, CRUD, query concepts and transactions within a Spring application.
Are security and deployment topics included?
Yes. Later modules introduce Spring Security, JWT, microservices, Docker, Linux and cloud deployment concepts after the core application workflow.
Can I study Hibernate separately?
Yes. The related Hibernate course focuses on ORM, mappings, relationships, queries and persistence. The JPA and Spring Boot pages provide further focused paths.
Who is this course for?
Java developers progressing to application frameworks Core Java learners comfortable with OOP, interfaces, collections and exceptions Backend developers learning Spring and Hibernate integration Students building database-backed Java API projects
How can I confirm fees, duration and batch timings?
Contact Groot Academy for the current syllabus, fees, duration and available learning modes before enrolling. These details depend on the selected course and batch.
Ready to discuss Spring Framework?
Ask the course team about syllabus coverage, current batch timings, fees, duration and learning modes before you decide.