Spring MVC is a powerful framework designed for building robust web applications in Java. In this comprehensive Spring MVC tutorial, we will explore the framework in depth, covering everything you need to know to become proficient in web application development using Spring MVC.
What You Can Expect from This Spring MVC Tutorial
This series is structured to cater to both beginners and seasoned developers. We’ll start with the essentials, introducing the core concepts of Spring Web MVC and its architecture. As we progress, we’ll discuss general topics such as data binding, custom data binders, and data validation. Finally, we’ll dive into advanced topics, including how Spring Boot automatically configures the DispatcherServlet.
- Understanding Spring MVC Architecture
- Configuring DispatcherServlet
- Spring HandlerInterceptor Basics
- Comparing HandlerInterceptor and Filter
- Data Binding
- Spring MVC Validation Essentials
- Advanced Spring MVC Concepts
Spring MVC Architecture
In this section of the Spring MVC tutorial, we will explore the foundational concepts of Spring Web MVC and its architecture. You’ll gain insights into the inner workings of DispatcherServlet, handler mappings, and handler adapters, as well as learn how to manually configure the DispatcherServlet.
- Introduction to Spring MVC Architecture
- The 3 Ways to Configure DispatcherServlet In Spring MVC
- Getting Started with Spring HandlerInterceptor
- Spring’s HandlerInterceptor and Filter: Which One Fits Your Needs?
Spring MVC General Concepts
Now, let’s focus on some general concepts vital for data management in Spring MVC. This Spring MVC tutorial will introduce you to the intricacies of data binding, including creating custom formatters for effectively handling complex data types.
- Data Binding In Spring MVC
- Most Popular Spring MVC Annotations
- Customizing Data Binding in Spring MVC: Creating Your Formatter
Spring MVC Validation Techniques
In this section, we’ll cover the fundamentals of validation within Spring MVC. I have already elaborated on this concept in a previous article on my Medium profile, so there is no need to repeat the details here. In that article, I covered the basics of the Bean Validation API specification, discussed common validation annotations, and provided a step-by-step guide to building your custom validator.
Advanced Spring MVC Concepts (Coming Soon)
Stay tuned for our upcoming discussions on advanced topics. We will delve into how Spring Boot auto-configures Spring MVC, examine the default configurations and explore how the DispatcherServlet is configured and registered with embedded Tomcat.
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