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Spring Boot (Including Advance Java) Training

This Spring Boot Training Program is crafted to provide in-depth knowledge of modern backend development using Spring Boot, while building a solid foundation in Advanced Java concepts like JDBC, Servlets, and JSP.

The course covers essential backend topics including Spring Core, Spring MVC, Spring Boot, Dependency Injection, REST APIs, and integrates them with JSP and JDBC for practical development.

Learners will also gain hands-on experience through real-world projects, live coding sessions, and implementation of RESTful web services. This program is ideal for students, developers, or career switchers aiming to become proficient in modern Java backend development with Spring Framework expertise.

Online Training (Platform - Zoom)
100% Practical Projects
Hands-on Coding
Offline Trainings (Location - Zirakpur)
Project Files & Code Support
ISO Certificate
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Springboot Training by Deepak
Backend Focused
Live Coding
Spring Framework
REST API Projects
Advanced Java (JDBC, JSP)
Job-Ready Skills

Program Structure

Advance Java

  • 1.1   Download & Install Visual Studio Code
  • 1.2   HTML Introduction & Programs
  • 1.3   CSS Introduction & Programs
  • 1.4   JavaScript Introduction & Programs
  • 1.5   JavaScript Functions & Events Programs
  • 1.6   jQuery Introduction & Programs
  • 1.7   Bootstrap Introduction & Programs
  • 1.8   AJAX Introduction & Programs

  • 2.1   Database Introduction
  • 2.2   Download & Install MySQL
  • 2.3   SQL Introduction & SQL Commands
  • 2.4   JDBC Introduction; Database Connection
  • 2.5   JDBC CRUD Operations - Part 1 (Insert, Update, Delete, Select)
  • 2.6   ResultSet Working
  • 2.7   JDBC Development Approach
  • 2.8   Statement vs PreparedStatement
  • 2.9   SQL Injection Attack
  • 2.10   Batch Updations
  • 2.11   Transaction Management
  • 2.12   DataSource
  • 2.13   Connection Pooling

  • 3.1   Web Application Introduction
  • 3.2   Servlet Introduction and First Program
  • 3.3   HttpServlet Hierarchy
  • 3.4   Servlet Life Cycle
  • 3.5   "web.xml" file Explanation
  • 3.6   Annotations in Java & Servlet
  • 3.7   Request Object (HttpServletRequest & HttpServletResponse)
  • 3.8   Http Methods; Difference between GET & POST
  • 3.9   Servlet Communication; sendRedirect() vs RequestDispatcher
  • 3.10   Session Management (HttpSession)
  • 3.11   HttpSession Internal Working
  • 3.12   Cookies
  • 3.13   URL-Rewritting
  • 3.14   Hidden Form Field
  • 3.15   ServletContext
  • 3.16   ServletConfig
  • 3.17   Filters in Servlet
  • 3.18   JSP Introduction
  • 3.19   JSP Life Cycle
  • 3.20   JSP Tags Categories
  • 3.21   JSP Scripting Tags (Scripting, Directive & Expression Tag)
  • 3.22   JSP Directive Tags (Page, Include & Taglib Directive Tag)
  • 3.23   JSP Action Tags (Standard & Custom Action Tags)
  • 3.24   JSP Implicit Objects
  • 3.25   Expression Language
  • 3.26   JSTL (JSP Standard Tag Library)
  • 3.27   MVC Design Pattern

  • 3.1   Any one project using JSP, Servlet, JDBC
    • Aadhar Card System
    • Airline Reservation System
    • E-Mail Server
    • Event Management System
    • Hostel Management System
    • Job Portal
    • PG Management System
    • Property Management System
    • Social Network
    • Software Market
Spring Framework

  • 1.1   Advance Java Terminologies
  • 1.2   Spring Introduction
  • 1.3   Spring Container (IOC Container)
  • 1.4   POJO and JavaBean classes
  • 1.5   Spring First Program; Bean Factory & Application Context
  • 1.6   "id" and "name" attribute
  • 1.7   Java Configuration File
  • 1.8   @Component; Bean Scope
  • 1.9   Bean Life Cycle Deep Explanation
  • 1.10   Properties Configuration using XML, Java & Annotations
  • 1.11   Properties Configuration using XML (constructor-arg tag)
  • 1.12   Dependency Injection (DI)
  • 1.13   Setter Method DI vs Constructor DI
  • 1.14   P-Namespace and C-Namespace
  • 1.15   DI using Java Config File
  • 1.16   Autowiring Introduction
  • 1.17   XML Based Autowiring
  • 1.18   Autowiring using Annotations

  • 2.1   Maven Deep Explanation
  • 2.2   Purpose and benefits of using Maven
  • 2.3   POM File
  • 2.4   Maven using CMD
  • 2.5   Maven Project in Eclipse

  • 3.1   Introduction & Spring JDBC - Insert, Update & Delete
  • 3.2   Plain - JDBC vs Spring - JDBC
  • 3.3   NamedParameterJdbcTemplate
  • 3.4   Spring Batch Updates
  • 3.5   Spring Connection Pooling
  • 3.6   Design Pattern Introduction
  • 3.7   DAO Introduction & programs
  • 3.8   Spring JDBC - DAO

  • 4.1   ORM (Object Relational Mapping)
  • 4.2   Data Persistency
  • 4.3   Hibernate Deep Explanation
  • 4.4   Hibernate Program (Using XML Mapping)
  • 4.5   Hibernate Program (Using Annotations Mapping)
  • 4.6   Hibernate CRUD Operations
  • 4.7   Spring with Hibernate

  • 5.1   JPA Introduction
  • 5.2   Java Persistence API Classes & Interfaces
  • 5.3   JPA Program Explanation
  • 5.4   JPA CRUD Operations
  • 5.5   JPQL (Java Persistence Query Language)
  • 5.6   Named Queries in JPA
  • 5.7   Native SQL Queries in JPA
  • 5.8   Spring with JPA

  • 6.1   Spring Data JPA Introduction
  • 6.2   Spring Data JPA Practical 1 - Core CRUD Operations
  • 6.3   Spring Data JPA Practical 2 - Query Methods

  • 7.1   Spring WEB & WEB-MVC Introduction
  • 7.2   Spring WEB & WEB-MVC Architecture
  • 7.3   Steps to create Spring WEB-MVC Program
  • 7.4   @Controller, Handler Methods, @RequestMapping etc
  • 7.5   Data Transfer in Controllers (Model & ModelAndView)
  • 7.6   HttpSession & @SessionAttributes
  • 7.7   Spring Form Tag Library; @ModelAttribute
  • 7.8   Spring Form Validations
  • 7.9   Error & Exception Handling
  • 7.10   Spring MVC Tiles
  • 7.11   Upload Files (Image, PDF, Word etc)
  • 7.12   Download Files (Image, PDF, Word etc)
  • 7.13   Internationalization in Web App
  • 7.14   Spring MVC Program using Java Configurations

  • 8.1   Spring Security Introduction
  • 8.2   Types & Flow of Spring Security
  • 8.3   Spring Security Programs using XML (Authentication & Authorization)
  • 8.4   Spring Security Programs using Java (Authentication & Authorization)
Spring Boot

  • 1.1   Spring Boot Introduction
  • 1.2   Spring Boot Program Deep Explanation
  • 1.3   Install STS Tool in Eclipse and Create Spring Boot Project
  • 1.4   Download & Install STS IDE and Create Spring Boot Project
  • 1.5   Spring Initializr
  • 1.6   Auto Configurations in Spring Boot
  • 1.7   Starters with Dependencies
  • 1.8   Dependency Management
  • 1.9   POM and BOM; Application Properties
  • 1.10   Spring Boot Basic Programs
  • 1.11   Logging Deep Explanation
  • 1.12   Logging using "Java Logging API"
  • 1.13   Java Logging API - Task
  • 1.14   "SLF4J" - Logging Facade
  • 1.15   Logging using "Logback"
  • 1.16   Spring Boot Logging

  • 2.1   AOP Introduction
  • 2.2   AOP Terminologies
  • 2.3   Spring Boot AOP Programs

  • 3.1   Spring Boot with JDBC Introduction; DataSource
  • 3.2   JdbcTemplate; CRUD Operations (Insert, Update, Delete, Select)
  • 3.3   Plain-JDBC vs Spring-JDBC
  • 3.4   Spring Connection Pooling
  • 3.5   NamedParameterJdbcTemplate
  • 3.6   Batch Updates in Spring Boot
  • 3.7   Connection Pooling in Spring Boot

  • 4.1   Design Pattern Introduction
  • 4.2   DAO Introduction & programs
  • 4.3   Spring Boot JDBC - DAO

  • 5.1   ORM (Object Relational Mapping)
  • 5.2   Data Persistency
  • 5.3   Hibernate Introduction & Its Architecture
  • 5.4   Hibernate Program (Using XML Mapping)
  • 5.5   Hibernate Program (Using Annotations Mapping)
  • 5.6   Hibernate Auto-Increment
  • 5.7   Hibernate CRUD Operations
  • 5.8   Spring Boot with Hibernate

  • 6.1   JPA Introduction
  • 6.2   Java Persistence API Classes & Interfaces
  • 6.3   JPA Program Explanation
  • 6.4   JPA CRUD Operations
  • 6.5   JPQL (Java Persistence Query Language)
  • 6.6   Named Queries in JPA
  • 6.7   Native SQL Queries in JPA
  • 6.8   Spring Boot with JPA

  • 7.1   Spring Data JPA Introduction
  • 7.2   Spring Boot with Spring Data JPA Practical 1 - Core CRUD Operations
  • 7.3   Spring Boot with Spring Data JPA Practical 2 - Query Methods

  • 8.1   Spring WEB & WEB-MVC Introduction & Architecture
  • 8.2   Spring MVC Components Deep Explanaition
  • 8.3   Steps to create Spring WEB-MVC Program
  • 8.4   Controller, Handler Methods, HTTP Request Method Annotations
  • 8.5   Data Transfer in Controllers (Model & ModelAndView)
  • 8.6   HttpSession & @SessionAttributes
  • 8.7   Spring Form Tag Library; @ModelAttribute
  • 8.8   Spring Form Validations
  • 8.9   Error & Exception Handling
  • 8.10   Thymeleaf Introduction
  • 8.11   Thymeleaf Installation
  • 8.12   Spring Boot First Web-Mvc Program
  • 8.13   Spring Boot with Thymeleaf Programs

  • 9.1   API & Web Services Deep Explanation
  • 9.2   SOAP vs REST
  • 9.3   Create RESTful Web Services and Programs
  • 9.4   RESTful Web Service Annotations
  • 9.5   RESTful Web Service CRUD Operations
  • 9.6   RESTful Web Service Response Handling (ResponseEntity & Optional)
  • 9.7   Error & Exception Handling in RESTful Web service
  • 9.8   Jackson Introduction; Data Binding Programs
  • 9.9   Streaming API & Tree Model Programs
  • 9.10   Jackson Annotations
  • 9.11   Read Online API in Spring Boot Web App
  • 9.12   Pagination

  • 10.1   Spring Security Introduction & Flow Explanation
  • 10.2   Spring Security Classes & Interfaces
  • 10.3   In-Memory & Web Based Authentication Programs
  • 10.4   Form-based Authentication
  • 10.5   Database (ORM) Authentication
  • 10.6   O-Auth 2.0 Deep Explanation
  • 10.7   O-Auth 2.0 Program (Generate Token)
  • 10.8   Open ID Connect (Sign In With Google)
  • 10.9   JWT (JSON Web Token) Introduction
  • 10.10   JWT Program Explanation

  • 11.1   Microservices Introduction & Programs
  • 11.2   Microservices Architecture & Deep Explanation
  • 11.3   API Gateway (Spring Cloud Gateway) Program; YAML File
  • 11.4   Service Discovery Server (Eureka) Program
  • 11.5   API Gateway & Service Discovery Server Program

  • 12.1   Any Project on Spring Boot
    • E-commerse Application
    • CRM (Customer Relationship Management) Application
    • ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) Application
    • LMS (Learning Management System) Application
    • Online Food Delivery Application
    • Online Banking Application
    • Online Ticket Booking Application

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  Student Reviews

Manish Rawat

This Spring Boot course helped me finally understand backend development. JDBC and Servlets used to scare me, but now I’m confidently building real APIs. Thanks a lot, sir!

Pooja Saini

Deepak sir explains every Spring concept from scratch. I was completely new to backend, but I’m now creating REST APIs, connecting MySQL with Spring Boot, and using Postman like a pro.

Akash Chaudhary

Course structure is very practical. We worked on live projects using JSP + Spring Boot. This training really bridged the gap between theory and real development.

Meena Rathi

Previously I only knew Core Java. After this course, I built a mini CRM using Spring MVC and Spring Boot. Sir gives full code support and project guidance.

Ankit Rawal

Hands-on backend training, clear REST API concepts, and professional-grade code examples. This training helped me crack a backend dev interview recently!

Neha Jindal

I used to skip backend topics in college. But this course made me fall in love with Spring. JSP, Servlets, JDBC, and Spring Boot — all in one place!

Ritik Chauhan

Real-time project sessions were the best part. I created login/signup functionality using JSP + Spring Boot with database integration. Feeling confident for interviews now

Ravi Kapoor

Joined to learn Spring Boot but also mastered Servlet lifecycle, DispatcherServlet, and full-stack integration. Everything is explained practically.

Mehul Arora

I’m preparing for backend developer roles. This course gave me exactly what I needed — real project exposure, REST API creation, database layers, and code flow clarity.

Riya Soni

I had tried YouTube tutorials, but things never clicked. After joining this course, I understood how Spring works behind the scenes. Concepts are crystal clear now.

Tushar Bhagat

Superb explanation of Spring Core, Dependency Injection, and annotations. Plus live Zoom classes and recordings helped me revise at my pace.

Divya Sharma

Sir taught everything from JDBC to Spring Boot with clarity. Learned how to build structured backend projects like a real developer.

Siddharth Bansal

Coming from a PHP background, I found this course very helpful to transition into Java Spring Boot. Got interview calls after adding project on resume

Tanu Jain

College barely touched on Spring. This course filled all the gaps. I now understand Controllers, Models, Repositories, and Services clearly.

Sanni Prajapati

Really excellent Teachinf Skills. Thank you sir. you are explaining very well

Rahul

Best Java Course till date and superb explanation by deepak sir.

Ganesh Yadav Kasar

Very nice basic covered in every session and it will always helpful me.

Vivek Billore

Thank you sir for your amazing course !!!!!! i have completed today

Frequently Asked Questions

Definitely! This course is built for learners who have basic knowledge of Core Java.
We start with JDBC, Servlets & JSP and gradually move to Spring Framework, Spring Boot, and REST APIs.
Everything is taught from scratch — even if you’re new to backend development, you’ll be able to build real-time projects confidently by the end of the course.

You will learn complete backend development using Spring Boot and Advanced Java.
Topics include Spring Core, MVC, Dependency Injection, REST API development, MySQL integration, and real-world project building.
By the end, you’ll be able to create fully functional enterprise-grade web applications.

Yes, absolutely! This training is specially designed to make you job-ready for backend roles.
You’ll build multiple projects and get hands-on with the tools used in the industry, such as:
• Spring Boot + MySQL
• REST APIs & Postman
• Deployments and JSON handling
These skills are exactly what companies look for in Java backend developers.

Yes, we offer complete placement assistance!
Our support includes:
• 1:1 mock interviews (Java + Spring)
• Resume & LinkedIn profile building
• GitHub project setup & portfolio support
• Internship & job referrals (based on your performance)

We help you become confident enough to apply for Java Backend and Full Stack roles.

After completing this course, you can apply for roles like:
• Java Backend Developer
• Spring Boot Developer
• REST API Developer
• Full Stack Java Developer (if you also know frontend)
• Software Engineer (Java)

These are high-demand roles across both startups and MNCs.

Yes, 100% hands-on!
You’ll work on real backend projects and learn to use industry tools like:
• Postman for API testing
• Spring Boot DevTools for fast development
• MySQL Database + Spring Data JPA
• Deployment tools (like Render or Tomcat)

All projects are explained in an easy-to-follow, real-world format.

Yes! Every class is recorded and shared with you after each session.
You’ll also get access to:
• All project files & source code
• PDF notes and weekly assignments
• You can download all the notes, source code and projects

It’s quick and simple!
• Just click the "Register Now" button on this page
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