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The document outlines the architecture of the Spring Framework, detailing its modular organization into containers such as Core, Web, and Data. It describes various modules including JDBC, ORM, and AOP, which facilitate data access, object-relational mapping, and aspect-oriented programming, among other functionalities. The document emphasizes the flexibility of Spring, allowing developers to select relevant modules for their applications.

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Priyanka Jadhav

The document outlines the architecture of the Spring Framework, detailing its modular organization into containers such as Core, Web, and Data. It describes various modules including JDBC, ORM, and AOP, which facilitate data access, object-relational mapping, and aspect-oriented programming, among other functionalities. The document emphasizes the flexibility of Spring, allowing developers to select relevant modules for their applications.

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WELCOME

Name : Priyanka sanjay jadhav


Roll.no : 21
Class: TYBsc (cpmputer science)
Collage Name: K.K.Wagh Arts, Commerce,Science,and
Comp.science collage kakasaheb nagar
Sub:Object oriented programming using java -2
Topic : Spring Module/Architecture
Sub Teacher: Asst.Prof.S.S.Jagtap
Fig. 5.2 shows architecture of Spring Framework with its important modules. The modules of Spring Framework
are organized into multiple containers like Core, Web and Data.
• The basic idea behind the development of Spring Framework was to make it a one stop shop where we can
integrate and use the modules according to the need/requirement of the application.
• Spring is modular, allowing us to pick and choose which modules are applicable to an application, without
having to bring in the rest.
• Modules in the data layer help to provide data access from the Web and business components. The Data Layer
or Data Access/Integration layer consists of the following modules: o JDBC Module: This module provides the JDBC
abstraction layer and helps to avoid tedious JDBC coding. o ORM Module: This module provides integration for
object relational mapping APIs such as JPA, Hibernate, JDO, etc. o JMS (Java Messaging Service) Module: This
module contains features for producing and consuming messages. o OXM Module: This module provides
Object/XML binding. o Transaction Module: This model supports programmatic and declarative transaction
management for classes that implement special interfaces and for all the POJOs.
• The Web container is built on top of the core container. The Web and Web Servlet modules that are part of the
web container are useful for building the Web components for the enterprise applications using the spring
framework.
• The WebSocket module provides support for WebSocket-based, two-way communication between the client and
the server in web applications.
• The Web module provides the basic features of a Web application and the Web Servlet module provides an
implementation of the spring MVC architecture for Web applications. • The Web-Portlet module provides the MVC
implementation to be used in a portlet environment and mirrors the functionality of Web-Servlet module.
• There are few other important modules which plays vital role in the Spring Framework namely, AOP, Aspects,
Instrumentation, Web and Test modules. These modules are explained as follows:
1. The AOP module provides an aspect-oriented programming implementation allowing us to define method-
interceptors and point-cuts to cleanly decouple code that implements functionality that should be separated.
2. The Aspects module provides integration with AspectJ, which is again a powerful and mature AOP framework.
3. The Instrumentation module provides class instrumentation support and class loader implementations to be
used in certain application servers.
4. The Messaging module provides support for STOMP as the WebSocket sub protocol to use in applications. It
also supports an annotation programming model for routing and processing STOMP messages from WebSocket
clients. 5. The Test module supports the testing of Spring components with JUnit or TestNG frameworks.
• The core module is the core of the component model; it provides fundamental features like dependency
injection.
• The Bean module provides Bean Factory, which is a sophisticated implementation of the factory pattern.
• The bean module is useful for the instantiation of the beans and is used extensively by the Spring component
framework.
• The context module is used on top of the core and bean modules for initializing the context for the beans. •
The context module plays an important role in loading the components defined and configured for the
application. The EL module is used for dynamic querying of components.
• The Spring 3.0 introduces a new expression language – Spring Expression Language (SpEL). It is a powerful
expression language based on Java Server Pages (JSP) Expression Language (EL).
Thank
you…..

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