Contexts and Dependency Injection Java | | Software Development
Contexts and Dependency Injection Java
Duration
12 hours
Location
Online
Language
English
Code
JVA-057
250.00 *
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Description
Our training is an introduction into CDI covering all the major aspects of this area: dependency injection, producers, disposers, interceptors, decorators, events. During the course participants will also learn how to write their own applications using CDI.
After completing the course, a certificate
is issued on the Luxoft Training form
is issued on the Luxoft Training form
Objectives
- Offer participants the major concepts and information that’s necessary for applications development using CDI.
Target Audience
- Java developers
- Java Architects
Prerequisites
- OOP
- Java
Roadmap
Introduction to CDI
Injection with CDI
Producers And Disposers
Interceptors, Decorators And Events
- Object dependencies
- Dependency Injection with CDI
- Traditional approach vs DI/IoC
- CDI - loose coupling with strong typing
- Container Control Maven Dependencies
- Interface and Implementations
- Switch implementations with annotations
- CDI Callback Annotations
- Deployment Descriptor
Injection with CDI
- CDI - Deployment Descriptors
- Managing Multiple Implementations
- Qualifiers with members
- Named beans
- Veto
- Alternatives
Producers And Disposers
- Producer methods
- Inject non-beans
- Inject objects whose values may vary at runtime
- Inject objects from JDK
- Inject objects from other frameworks
- Injecting data types with producers
- Producer methods
- Injection Point API
- Disposers
Interceptors, Decorators And Events
- What to use AOP for
- Interceptors
- Interceptor binding with members
- Ordering interceptors
- Lifecycle interceptors
- Callback annotations
- Decorator implementation
- Working with events
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