Core Spring.NET (CSNET)

Developers interested in developing application with Spring.NET

Experience with developing application using .NET and C#

Spring.NET is the port of Spring to the Microsoft .NET framework. In this 4-day training you learn how to use the Spring.NET Framework to create well-designed, testable business applications in an agile manner.

At the end of the training, you should gain an understanding of Spring and associated technologies and be able to:

• Develop .NET applications using the Spring Framework
• Use Dependency Injection to set up and configure applications
• Test Spring Applications
• Use NHibernate and ADO.NET with Spring.NET to access relation databases
• Make use of Spring.NET’s support for transactions
• Utilize AOP to add behavior to objects
• Develop web applications
• Use technologies such as WCF, NMS and MSMQ with Spring.NET

• Spring .NET Framework Foundations
  • Introduction to Dependency Injection
  • Test Driven Development with Spring.NET
  • How Spring helps you write better, more cohesive code, with a discussion on relevant OO design patterns
• Effective Middle-tier Architecture
  • Spring AOP (Aspect-Oriented Programming)
  • Best-practices for persistence with Spring.NET
  • Persistence strategies (e.g., NHibernate, Spring ADO.NET)
  • Transaction management with Spring.
  • Middle-tier unit and integration test strategies
• Effective Web Architecture and Design
  • Spring's ASP.NET framework
  • Persist and re-constitute rich form backing objects without programming
  • Externalizing page flow from ASP.NET pages.
  • Rich bi-directional data binding to and from web tier’s forms
• Effective Enterprise Integration Architecture & Design
  • Complex business validation rules in the web and application tiers
  • How Spring.NET’s support for enterprise integration technologies enables a real world application to scale into the enterprise domain.
  • Exposing and consuming Spring managed objects as remote endpoints
  • Loosely coupled, web services using Spring.NET and WCF.