Springframework and Hibernate Training

Posted in java, personal by pedro | Wednesday, August 27th, 2008 at 2:22 pm

I’ve just agreed with my boss to conduct training. The training will be provided by myself. Here is brief outline of the training. If you have some suggestion, I will be very obligated.

* Spring IoC

  • Introduction
  • Resource Abstraction
  • Bean Lifecycles
  • Lifecycle callbacks
  • Lab 1
  • Factory Bean
  • Method Injection
  • Alternative Injection Strategies
  • Lab 2
  • Bean Inheritance
  • Autowire
  • Bean Scopes
  • Lab 3
  • Property Editors
  • Post Processors
  • Lab 4

* Spring AOP

  • Introduction
  • Declaring Advice
  • Declaring Pointcut
  • Lab 1
  • Proxying Mechanism
  • Schema base AOP vs @AspectJ
  • Lab 2
  • AOP API
  • Lab 3

And Day Two:

* iBatis

  • When to use
  • How to use
  • Lab 1

* Hibernate

  • Introduction
  • O/R Mismatch
  • HibernateTemplate
  • HibernateDaoSupport
  • Lab 1
  • Transaction
  • Lab 2
  • Subclass mapping
  • UserTypes
  • Polimorfic Queries
  • Lab 3
  • HQL, Criteria, DetachedCriteria
  • Filters
  • Object state
  • Lock/Update/Merge/Flush
  • FlushMode
  • Detached Object
  • LockModes
  • Lab 4
  • LazyLoading
  • Fetch Joins
  • Advanced Collections (Bag/Set…)
  • Lab 5
  • Interceptors
  • Listeners
  • Second LeveL Cache
  • Batch Operation
  • Lab 6

Please give me some feedback, and of course I will share with you if I spot something interesting.

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My name is Sebastian Pietrowski. I've finished Warsaw University as Master degree. During my studies I started work for merlin.pl. The primary language I use is Java but I have also programmed in Python, Ruby and Scala. I worked as a technical solution architect at merlin.pl. infrastructure when we were moving from PL/SQL to J2EE. I engineering a great performance optimized solution that made the application 10 times faster than requirements and 85 times faster as original solution.

Currently, I am working as a Senior Expert at F.Hoffmann-La Roche to help define future roadmap in design and development of Enterprise software at Roche and Genentech and build adoption for new technologies. I'm continuously mentoring new developers, helping them understand how important test driven development is and empowering them to get better at their daily job. I'm involved in many activities which brings new technologies for better and faster development. You can find more details on my LinkedIn profile.

But don’t get me wrong, I am not your typical nerd. I'm a pleasant guy that you can drink a glass of wine with me and talk about a range of topics with. My leisure activities include playing basketball, soccer and listening to music. I try to be pragmatic while staying focused on application performance and tuning with success in my daily work.

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