Are you a Spring Developer?
Do you have Enterprise solutions to develop or architect?
Chariot Solutions, a Spring Training Partner and Philadelphia leader in Spring Training, Mentoring and Consulting can help you take your Spring skills to the next level – Enterprise Integration!
There are many Spring developers who have learned by experimenting, reading documentation and maybe code dives into an existing application or two. But with the knowledge you gain from Official SpringSource training at Chariot from our certified SpringSource instructors, you can be more equipped to chose the right tools for your complex integration solutions.
The Enterprise Integration with Spring (EIwS) course is not only extremely valuable to any Spring developer, it should be REQUIRED for anyone architecting Spring applications.
What is cool in the EIwS course?
- Synchronous & Asynchronous Processing
- Messaging with Enterprise Integration Patterns
- Messaging with JMS
- Exposing Services with RMI, HTTP
- Web Services with SOAP, REST and WS Security – and why REST is cool!
- Spring Local and Distributed Transaction Management – JTA/XA – Open Source distributed transactions without a JEE Server
- Service Integration with SMTP (email), File, JMS, FTP, JDBC, TCP/UDP, XMPP, etc.
- Polling and Triggering/li>
- Tasks and Scheduling of Processes
- Message Filtering, Routing, Transformation, Splitting, Aggregating, Bridging and Chaining
- Creating Batch processes for inline or offline execution
- Monitoring Batch process exceptions
- Unit and Mock testing of application layers
- Modifying Integration processes without recompiling… AWESOME Right?
One of the key take-aways from this course is knowing which tools are available to choose from and why.
What does Gordon teach?
When I teach the Core or EIwS classes, I go through the common Spring project application layers, and their respective roles and responsibilities. We discuss the tools you have within Spring and which to use to solve integration concerns. In EIwS, the course builds from common concurrency, tasks & scheduling, Messaging with JMS to the flexible power of Spring Integration and Spring Batch tool sets. I teach layering your applications focussing on the power and flexibility of Service POJOs exposing your processes in a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) manner and keeping your POJOs – Pure business objects, un-compromised by framework or infrastructure java objects.
I am teaching EIwS February 22-25, 2010 in Philadelphia! If you come you will receive:
- A shiny new course book
- An Official Spring USB thumb drive with SpringSource Tool Suite, Course Documentation PDF, all the labs & solutions
- The secret meaning of the acronym “SOA”
- Bad humor from your instructor (if I teach you can count on it)
- Demo’s that Gordon creates (if taking my class)
- Lunch, Coffee, Tea & soft drinks
Q&A
Q: What if I have not taken the Core Spring course?
A: It is highly recommended that you attend the Core Spring Course first. Click here to see the Course Schedule
Q: What if I am not using Spring 3 yet?
A: No problem, although the course focuses on 3.0 features, you will still get usable information for your applications.
Q: What will I learn?
A: Scroll up.
Q: What if I already have used some of the topics covered?
A: Relax during those chapters or, even better, provide your “in the trenches” experience with the class.
Q: How can I get management to pay for the class?
A: This course is Essential to my skills, to provide you with better tools to choose the right approach to solving our complex integration needs. Check Here for possible Early Bird Discounts.
Q: Where do I find out about the Enterprise Integration course?
A: Click here for SpringSource Training Site
Q: When is Gordon teaching the class?
A: Click here for the next scheduled course on February 22, 2011
Q: Is there certification for Enterprise Integration Specialist?
A: Check here for the status on Enterprise Integration Specialist Certification
Memorable Quotes:
- “Wow, I just learned in 5 minutes what it took me 2 weeks to do in the past”
- “Understanding the layered design of Spring applications really helps me best architect my solutions.”
- “I really needed to provide file processing into my database, glad I took this class for those implementation discussions”