Basic of Spring Java Hibernate: Beginners To Advance

Here you will learn
Spring Framework
Chapter 1 : Introduction
1 Spring ( Build Path )
Chapter 2 : Introduction
1 Lab - 1 - HelloWorld - XML
Chapter 3 : Injection ( Injecting Dependent Object Into Calling Object( Parent Object ) )
1 Lab - 2 - Setter Injection - XML
2 Lab - 3 - Constructor Injection - XML
Chapter 4 : Spring Beans Inner Bean Inject
Injection ( Injecting Dependent Object Into Calling Object( Parent Object ) )
1 Lab - 4 - Inner Bean ref attribute – XML
2 Lab - 5 - Inner Bean Nest Bean - XML
3 Lab - 6 - Inner Bean Constructor – XML
Chapter 5 : Spring Beans Bean Scope
Injection ( Injecting Dependent Object Into Calling Object( Parent Object ) )
1 Lab - 7 - Bean Scope Singleton Scope – XML
2 Lab - 8 - Bean Scope Prototype Scope – XML
3 Lab - 9 - Bean Scope - Annotation
Chapter 6 : Spring Beans Properties ( Collection Of Objects )
Injection ( Injecting Dependent Object Into Calling Object( Parent Object ) )
1 Lab - 10 - Beans Properties List Properties - XML
2 Lab - 11 - Beans Properties ListFactoryBean - XML
3 Lab - 12 - Beans Properties Util List - XML
4 Lab - 13 - Beans Properties Set Properties - XML
5 Lab - 14 - Beans Properties Set Util - XML
6 Lab - 15 - Beans Properties Map Properties - XML
7 Lab - 16 - Beans Properties MapFactoryBean - XML
8 Lab - 17 - Beans Properties Map Util - XML
Chapter 7 : Spring Beans Advanced
1 Lab - 19 - Beans Bean Inheritance - XML
2 Lab - 20 - Beans Override - XML
3 Lab - 21 - Beans Initialize and Destroy - XML
4 Lab - 22 - Beans Spring init Method - XML
Chapter 8 : Spring Beans Properties ( Autowire )
Injection ( Injecting Dependent Object Into Calling Object( Parent Object ) )
1 Lab - 23 - Beans Autowire Auto Scan Not Autowired
2 Lab - 24 - Beans Autowire


Java Spring Hibernate
Developing Java Web Application Using Spring Hibernate From Scratch
Learning how to Develop Java Web Application Using Spring Hibernate From Scratch.

1 . Hospital Out-Patient Referral System

1 . Overall Function of the System
• Operator of the Permissions Level, with clear classification, when the System is to be Authenticated.
• The Patient privacy of the Individual is Responsible for the Patient's Medical Records can only be the Patient during treatment by the Doctor, other anyone, including Administrator is not authorized to access.

2 . Patient's Role
• To Register as a User, set to your Login Name and Password
• The names of the Doctors a custom query.
• Based on Results of the Query to make a Reservation, if you specify the day Doctor’s Appointment volume is full, the Reservation Failed. Result random returns to the Patient.
• You can have an Appointment, view or undo
• Make an Appointment, you can query the Doctor Information, Medical Information.
3 . Doctor Role
• You can view the Reservation the context of the Patient.
• You can query for Patient Records.
• You can create Patient Records.
• The Patient's Medical Record to be Modified.
4 . Administrator Role.
• You can Add and Delete Doctors Account.

2 . Design Process
From the demand analysis, separation of the entities
Major entities:
• Doctor (doctor)
• Patient (patient)
• Medical Record (history)
• Reservation records (pinqueue)
• Administrator (administrator)
• Doctors can be a maximum number of Appointments (appointment)
• Doctors currently available number of Appointments (currappointment)