What this book covers
Chapter 1, Spring Mongo Integration, demonstrates the integration of a Spring MVC with MongoDB along with installing MongoDB, to create database and collections.
Chapter 2, Messaging with Spring JMS, teaches you to install Apache ActiveMQ and different types of messaging. This chapter also demonstrates the creation of multiple queues and communicating with these queue using Spring templates with the help of screenshots.
Chapter 3, Mailing with Spring Mail, creates a mailing service and configures it using the Spring API, and demonstrates how to send mails with attachments using MIME messages.
Chapter 4, Jobs with Spring Batch, illustrates how Spring Batch can be used to read an XML file, and also how to create Spring-based batch applications to read a CSV file. This chapter also demonstrates how to write simple test cases using Spring Batch.
Chapter 5, Spring Integration with FTP, gives you an overview of different types of adapters, such as inbound and outbound adapters, with an outbound gateway and its configurations . This chapter also looks into two important classes, FTPSessionFactory and FTPsSessionFactory, by using getter and setter.
Chapter 6, Spring Integration with HTTP, takes you through the use of a multivalue map to populate a request and put the map in the HTTP header. Also, it will provide you with information about HTTP and Spring integration support, which can be used to access HTTP methods and requests.
Chapter 7, Spring with Hadoop, shows how Spring integrates with Apache Hadoop and provides Map and Reduce processes to search and count data. The chapter also discussed installing a Hadoop instance on Unix machines and configuring Hadoop jobs in a Spring framework.
Chapter 8, Spring with OSGI, develops a simple OSGI application, and also demonstrates how a Spring dynamic module supports OSGI development and reduces the creation of files, thereby making things easier with configuration.
Chapter 9, Bootstrap your Application with Spring Boot, starts with setting up a simple Spring boot project, along with the process of using a Spring Boot to bootstrap applications. This chapter also gives information about how a Spring Boot supports a cloud foundry server and helps to deploy applications on cloud.
Chapter 10, Spring Cache, implements our own caching algorithm and teaches you to make a generic algorithm. This chapter also discusses the classes and interface that support a caching mechanism in a Spring Framework.
Chapter 11, Spring with Thymeleaf Integration, integrates the Thymeleaf templating engine into a Spring MVC application, and also uses a Spring Boot to start Spring with a Thymeleaf application.
Chapter 12, Spring with Web Service Integration, integrates JAX_WS with Spring Web Service. It demonstrates how to create spring Web services and an endpoint class, accessing the web service by accessing the WSDL URL.
