
Install openjdk from adoptopenjdk, choosing jdk 11 (or 8) for Windows or Mac. Then set JAVA_HOME and update PATH to run java from anywhere and verify with java -version.
Install Maven, the Java build tool, and download, extract, and set M2, M2_HOME, and PATH so mvn works from anywhere.
Install and configure the spring tool suit for java development. Download, extract, and launch the eclipse-based IDE, set a workspace, connect to a JDK, and create a Java project.
Set up git and GitHub for real-world java projects, push commits to a remote repository, and clone or import code into STS Eclipse for collaborative version control.
Develop a bookstore application in Java where authors manage books and customers browse, search, order, and view purchased titles, with add, update, delete, and detail operations.
Explore a layered Java architecture to model a book order with a sequence diagram, detailing order controller, order service, repository, and database interactions, including inventory checks and conversions.
Develop the book entity class in Java with fields like bookId, bookName, description, price, quantity, authorName, and email; generate getters and setters and create a book dto for data transfer.
Define a book repository interface and its implementation to manage data in the repository layer. Learn to add a book method returning long and connect to the service and controller.
Create a book service interface and its implementation in the service layer, passing a deal to the service rather than an entity, and prepare for controller integration.
Develop end-to-end book creation by wiring a client through the controller and service layer to the repository, using a converter to map details to an entity.
Explore implementing the adapter design pattern to convert book detail DTOs into book entities, wiring controller, service, and repository with a converter for seamless data flow.
Learn to implement deserialization to read a saved book entity from a file, using an object input stream, and integrate across the repository and client layers.
Implement get book detail by deserializing a file-based book object, converting between entity and dto via the converter, and debugging the flow from controller to repository.
If you are someone who is curious to know how to apply Java Programming to develop Real World Projects then this is the course for you, where you will learn to apply each and every java concepts to build any application of your own requirements.
In this course we will learn to develop an Ecommerce Application just by using Core Java and its concepts.
We will learn about the following:
You will learn to install JDK and Local development environment
You will learn about Class diagrams, Sequence diagrams and Activity diagram
You will learn to Apply Java Concepts to Develop a Real world Project
You will learn the best practices of Java Project Development
You will learn about Layered Architecture and How to use it to develop Java Projects
Create Java Project for Bookstore App
Sequence Diagram Explanation
Class Diagram Explanation
Creating all the required packages
Creating the Book DTO and Entity classes
Creating Repository Interface and Implementation layer for Book
Creating Service layer Interface and Implementation layer for Book
Creating Controller layer and Test Client class for Book
Integrate Book Client with Controller and Service layer
Learn to Debug the code by navigating through what we have build so far
Integrate Repository and Converter layer for Book by using Adapter Design pattern
Save the Book Entity in a list inside Repository
Serialize and save Book Entity in file
Write Deserialization logic to get the Book Entity object from the saved file
Get Book Detail and Deserialize Object and Debugging