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Christy's Profile
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Christy is working as a Software Professional in Bangalore. She has more than 3 years of experience in Java/J2EE technologies. She has the passion to learn the latest technologies and thereby enhance her technical expertise. Her hobbies include writing poems, reading novels, knitting and cooking. |
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Christy's Articles (38)
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Caching in Spring
In this article, we will discuss about the Caching support provided by the Spring framework. This article assumes that the reader has a basic understanding on Spring framework. The first section of the article illustrates the various APIs provided by Spring such as Cache, Cache Manager and Composite Cache Manager. Plenty of code samples will be provided for illustrating the concepts better. Caching support can be specified for methods using annotations also and the later section of this article provides an in-depth discussion on its usage.
Introduction to Spring OXM
Spring OXM stands for Spring Object XML Mappers and it is a module available in Spring to ease the mapping between java objects and XML documents. The module is extensible and hence it provides integration with various popular frameworks like Castor, JAXB, XmlBeans and XStream. In this article, we will see how to serialize and de-serialize java objects and xml documents using various frameworks with the help of Spring.
Introduction to Spring REST Services
This article provides an introduction to Spring's REST services. The first section of the article provides a good introductory knowledge to the basics of REST services following by a sample application. The next section extends the introductory part by providing a bit complicated implementation by supporting the various protocol methods exposed and supported by the service. Later on, the article goes on in explaining the RestTemplate API , which is the client interface template for accessing RESTful services. The final section of this article provides a sample thereby integrating the RESTful services in the Spring's Web Tier. If you are beginner looking for basic concepts on Spring Framework, please read Introduction to Spring Framework.
Introduction to Spring Validation
In this article, we will see the usage of Spring Validators. Spring provides a simplified set of APIs and supporting classes for validating domain objects. As always, the framework is extensible and it is possible to hook-in custom validator implementations into the framework. This article starts in explaining the basics of Spring validator by guiding to write a custom validators for simple and complex objects. Later on, it explores the theory behind 'message codes resolver' and illustrates the usage of writing customized version of the same. Finally, the article concludes in the usage of validator in the Web tier. This article assumes that readers has the sufficient knowledge on Spring Framework. If you are beginner looking for basic concepts on Spring Framework, please read Introduction to Spring Framework.
Introduction to Spring Converters and Formatters
In this article, we will provide introductory details on Spring Converters and Formatters. Converter components are used for converting one type to another type and also to provide a cleaner separation by forcing to place all such conversion related code in one single place. Spring already supports built-in converters for the commonly used types and the framework is extensible enough for writing custom converters as well. Spring Formatters come into picture to format the data according to the display where it is rendered. Examples may include formatting date/timestamp values according to locales etc. The first section of this article deals with Converters whereas the rest deals with Formatters and plenty of code samples are given at appropriate places for better illustration. This article assumes that readers has the sufficient knowledge on Spring Framework and its workflow. If you are beginner looking for basic concepts on Spring Framework, please read Introduction to Spring Framework and Introduction to Spring Web Flow (SWF). The following section provides the list of popular articles in the Spring Framework.
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Christy's Tips (34)
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Caching in Spring
In this article, we will discuss about the Caching support provided by the Spring framework. This article assumes that the reader has a basic understanding on Spring framework. The first section of the article illustrates the various APIs provided by Spring such as Cache, Cache Manager and Composite Cache Manager. Plenty of code samples will be provided for illustrating the concepts better. Caching support can be specified for methods using annotations also and the later section of this article provides an in-depth discussion on its usage.
Introduction to Spring OXM
Spring OXM stands for Spring Object XML Mappers and it is a module available in Spring to ease the mapping between java objects and XML documents. The module is extensible and hence it provides integration with various popular frameworks like Castor, JAXB, XmlBeans and XStream. In this article, we will see how to serialize and de-serialize java objects and xml documents using various frameworks with the help of Spring.
Introduction to Spring REST Services
This article provides an introduction to Spring's REST services. The first section of the article provides a good introductory knowledge to the basics of REST services following by a sample application. The next section extends the introductory part by providing a bit complicated implementation by supporting the various protocol methods exposed and supported by the service. Later on, the article goes on in explaining the RestTemplate API , which is the client interface template for accessing RESTful services. The final section of this article provides a sample thereby integrating the RESTful services in the Spring's Web Tier. If you are beginner looking for basic concepts on Spring Framework, please read Introduction to Spring Framework.
Introduction to Spring Validation
In this article, we will see the usage of Spring Validators. Spring provides a simplified set of APIs and supporting classes for validating domain objects. As always, the framework is extensible and it is possible to hook-in custom validator implementations into the framework. This article starts in explaining the basics of Spring validator by guiding to write a custom validators for simple and complex objects. Later on, it explores the theory behind 'message codes resolver' and illustrates the usage of writing customized version of the same. Finally, the article concludes in the usage of validator in the Web tier. This article assumes that readers has the sufficient knowledge on Spring Framework. If you are beginner looking for basic concepts on Spring Framework, please read Introduction to Spring Framework.
Introduction to Spring Converters and Formatters
In this article, we will provide introductory details on Spring Converters and Formatters. Converter components are used for converting one type to another type and also to provide a cleaner separation by forcing to place all such conversion related code in one single place. Spring already supports built-in converters for the commonly used types and the framework is extensible enough for writing custom converters as well. Spring Formatters come into picture to format the data according to the display where it is rendered. Examples may include formatting date/timestamp values according to locales etc. The first section of this article deals with Converters whereas the rest deals with Formatters and plenty of code samples are given at appropriate places for better illustration. This article assumes that readers has the sufficient knowledge on Spring Framework and its workflow. If you are beginner looking for basic concepts on Spring Framework, please read Introduction to Spring Framework and Introduction to Spring Web Flow (SWF). The following section provides the list of popular articles in the Spring Framework.
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