Spring Framework Course in Jaipur
Learn how Spring organizes Java backend applications through dependency injection, modular configuration, web-layer patterns and data-access integration.
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Course Overview
The legacy Spring page covered dependency injection, IoC, Spring beans, application context, Spring Boot and JPA-related concepts.
This migrated page keeps the core Spring framework progression while separating it from the dedicated Spring Boot path.
What You Will Learn
- Spring IoC and dependency injection
- Beans and application context
- Configuration and component scanning concepts
- Layered application structure
- Spring MVC fundamentals
- Validation and exception handling concepts
- Data-access integration
- Testing and maintainable backend design
Course Curriculum
Module 1 · Spring Core
- IoC container
- Dependency injection
- Beans and scopes
Module 2 · Configuration
- Annotations and component scanning
- Java configuration concepts
- Profiles and environment awareness
Module 3 · Web Layer
- MVC architecture
- Controllers and request handling
- Validation and error handling
Module 4 · Data & Testing
- Repository/data-access patterns
- Transaction concepts
- Unit/integration testing fundamentals
Practical Project Work
- Dependency-injection exercise
- Layered Java application
- Spring MVC mini application
- Data-backed Spring application
- Spring backend capstone
Who This Course Is For
- Java developers moving into enterprise/backend frameworks
- Core Java learners progressing to Spring
- Students preparing for Spring Boot
- Backend developers revising dependency-injection patterns
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.
Is Spring MVC included?
Yes. MVC and request-handling concepts are part of the framework path.
Should I learn Spring before Spring Boot?
Understanding Spring fundamentals makes Spring Boot configuration and application structure easier to reason about.