• Spring
• Introduction
• Architecture
• File System
• Spring Bean
• Basic Example
• DI & IOC concept
• Constructor Injection
• CI Dependent Object
• CI using Collection
• CI using inheritance
• Setter Injection
• SI Dependent Object
• SI using Collection
• Autowiring
• Spring AOP
• AOP Basic
• Spring JDBC
• JDBC File System
• Basic Example
• Spring ORM/Hibernate
• Spring ORM File system
• Basic Example
• Basic Example With Annotation
• Intro To Spring MVC
• MVC File System
• MVC Basic Example
• MVC Path Variable
• MVC Request Parameter
• MVC Mutilple Request
• MVC Form Action
• Spring MVC with Database
• Spring Security
• Spring Security Example

Spring File System

• We can say a Spring Framework creates an object for us.
• Here in the diagram given above, we create a Java class having setter methods or constructor.
• By using both the techniques, we can create a class.
• After that, with the help of SpringBean.xml, we inject the class and assign the values to the object (we can say that we write a class in the format of tag, like class name, object name, variable name and values for the variables).
• After creating web.xml, we develop one main class inside which we use spring container (ApplicationContext and BeanFactory) that reads the SpringBean.xml and creates an object for us.