Spring Framework Master Class - Java Spring the Modern Way - Step 8 - Spring Modules

The video provides an overview of the Spring Framework, emphasizing its modular nature. It explains how Spring allows the use of specific modules without needing the entire framework. The video covers core container modules, data access, integration layers, and transaction management. It also discusses Spring's web modules, cross-cutting concerns like unit testing, and aspect-oriented programming. The video concludes by summarizing Spring's solutions for web, business, data access layers, and cross-cutting concerns.

What is a key characteristic of the Spring Framework?

• It is a monolithic framework.

• It is a modular framework.

• It only supports web applications.

• It requires all modules to be used together.

How does Spring JDBC simplify database operations?

• By eliminating the need for SQL.

• By reducing the lines of code needed.

• By increasing the lines of code needed.

• By only supporting one type of database.

Which ORM frameworks does Spring integrate with?

• Django and Flask

• Hibernate and MyBatis

• Express and Koa

• Laravel and Symfony

What is a feature of Spring's transaction management?

• It only supports single-step transactions.

• It ensures all steps are successful or rolled back.

• It does not support rollback operations.

• It allows partial transaction completion.

Which web framework is offered by Spring?

• Spring MVC

• React

• Angular

• Vue.js

What are cross-cutting concerns in applications?

• Concerns that are irrelevant to application design.

• Concerns that only affect the web layer.

• Concerns applicable to multiple layers.

• Concerns that only affect the data layer.

How does Spring support aspect-oriented programming?

• Through Spring JDBC

• Through Spring ORM

• Through Spring MVC

• Through Spring AOP