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Spring Professional Certification Exam Tutorial - Module 02

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  • Updated 7/2019
4.6
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Course Information

Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
1 Hour(s) 44 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Dominik Cebula
Rating
4.6
(1,360 Ratings)

Course Overview

Spring Professional Certification Exam Tutorial - Module 02

Aspect Oriented Programming

Spring Professional Exam Tutorial explains and answers all questions from Spring Professional Certification Study Guide. Each answer to exam topic is explained in detail with video tutorial, description and good example for you to get deep understanding of discussed topic. With this course you will get all required knowledge and skills to pass Spring Professional Certification Exam.

Course is divided into 8 modules:

  • Module 01 - Container, Dependency, and IoC

  • Module 02 - Aspect Oriented Programming

  • Module 03 - Data Management: JDBC, Transactions, JPA, Spring Data

  • Module 04 – Spring Boot

  • Module 05 - Spring MVC and The Web Layer

  • Module 06 – Security

  • Module 07 – REST

  • Module 08 – Testing

This course covers second module of the entire course and inside you can find answers to all topics from Spring Professional Certification Study Guide second section, which is Aspect Oriented Programming.


Course Content

  • 1 section(s)
  • 10 lecture(s)
  • Section 1 Module 02 - Aspect Oriented Programming

What You’ll Learn

  • Knowledge and skills required for Spring Professional Certification Exam
  • Spring Professional Certification Study Guide Explanation & Answers
  • Aspect Oriented Programming


Reviews

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    Daniel Forrester
    4.0

    i think he splits it into good chunks. question 4 had a confusing line of code ``` Method deleteByEmail = employeeRepository.getClass().getDeclaredMethod("deleteByEmail", String.class); deleteByEmail.setAccessible(true); deleteByEmail.invoke(samePackageEmployeeRepository, "john@corp.net"); ``` the `samePackageEmployeeRepository` didn't make sense in there. i know that the point was to demonstrate that the method couldn't be found so it didn't really matter what it was being invoked against but mixing that class in there confused me for a bit. question 7 could have been in 2 parts, 7a and 7b, maybe.

  • H
    Halilcakal
    5.0

    Many thanks for the advices, and aspects.

  • J
    Jakub Skrzypiec
    5.0

    Well organized and well presented

  • J
    Joseph Mathuthu
    4.5

    very good concept teaching

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