Preface
Spring + Spring MVC + MyBatis (abbreviated as: SSM framework) occupies a very important position in the field of Java Web development. It has been more than ten years along the way. As a popular lightweight J2EE framework, it retains the classic Java EE Based on the high scalability and high maintainability of the application architecture, the technology and deployment costs of Java EE applications are reduced, and it is the first choice for most enterprise applications.
Therefore, mastering and learning to use the SSM framework for project development has become one of the necessary skills for Java Web developers.
This article will take you from principle to practice, detailed explanation of Spring 5+SpringMVC 5+MyBatis 3.X development technology; high concurrency project practice integrating Redis caching, message middleware ActiveMQ and other popular technologies!
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This article is based on Spring 5, Spring MVC 5 and MyBatis 3.X, starting from actual development, combined with the latest development tool IntelliJ IDEA, through a complete project example to let readers understand and learn the SSM framework, and quickly master the SSM Develop skills. The full text is divided into 11 chapters:
Chapter 1 prepares the SSM development environment; this chapter first briefly introduces the SSM framework, and then introduces the construction of the development environment, including the installation of JDK, the installation of IntelliJ IDEA, the installation and configuration of Tomcat, the installation of Maven, and the installation of MySQL database.
Chapter 2 Quickly build an SSM project; this chapter will explain how to build the first SSM project step by step using Spring, Spring MVC, and MyBatis framework, so that readers can quickly grasp the specific process and steps of the SSM framework development project, so as to lay the foundation for actual development .
Chapter 3 Spring core IOC and AOP; this chapter mainly reviews the basic knowledge of Spring IOC and AOP, the implementation principles and design patterns behind IOC and AOP. These design patterns include singleton pattern, simple factory pattern, factory method pattern and dynamic agent pattern.
Chapter 4 MyBatis Mapper and Dynamic SQL; This chapter mainly introduces the mapper elements, dynamic SQL elements, MyBatis annotation configuration and association mapping commonly used in MyBatis.
Chapter 5 Spring MVC common annotations; this chapter will introduce Spring MVC common annotations, including request mapping annotations and parameter binding annotations, as well as the principles of Spring MVC information conversion.
Chapter 6 Paging development, data verification and transaction management; this chapter first introduces the use and principle of RowBounds paging provided by MyBatis, and the use and principle of the paging plug-in PageHelper; then introduces Spring data verification and Spring and MyBatis transaction management.
Chapter 7 MyBatis cache mechanism; this chapter will introduce the MyBatis cache mechanism, including the first level cache and the second level cache, as well as the use and principle of the first level cache and the second level cache.
Chapter 8 Principle Analysis of Spring MVC; This chapter mainly introduces the principle of Spring MVC execution process, the principle of front controller DispatcherServlet, the principle of processing mapper and adapter, and the principle of view parser.
Chapter 9 MyBatis Principle Analysis; This chapter mainly introduces the overall framework of MyBatis, the initialization process and principle of MyBatis, and the execution process and principle of MyBatis.
Chapter 10 User Management System Project Actual Combat; This chapter will comprehensively use the content explained in the previous chapters to implement a simple Web project-user management system. Although the project is simple, it also includes the development and project testing of front-end and back-end code. The content can help you establish an overall idea for project development, and you can further improve on the basis of this project to make the project more practical.
Chapter 11 High Concurrency Like Project Practical Combat; This chapter mainly introduces conventional solutions for high concurrency projects, the installation and use of Redis cache and message middleware MQ, and how to implement high concurrency like projects step by step.
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Suitable for readers
This article is suitable for all Java programming language developers, all those who are interested in Spring + SpringMVC + MyBatis and want to use the SSM framework for development, and lack practical experience in SSM framework projects and developers who are interested in the internal principles of the SSM framework.
I hope this article can help you improve your own technical depth and breadth, and I hope it will be liked by everyone!