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MVC: Model View Controller

Provides structured architecture. Separates application into 3 interconnected


modules.
FRONT CONTROLLER
provide a centralized entry point for handling requests.
This servlet intercepts all incoming requests, processes them, and delegates them
to appropriate handlers(controllers).
Responsibilities of FC:
1. Request Handling
2. View Resolution
3. Integration
4. Centralized configuration
Working:
1. Client request
2. Dispatcher servlet
3. Handler mapping: map appropriate controller for req with help of
HandlerMapper
4. Controller execution
5. Model and view
6. View Resolution: View Resolver in Dispatcher Servlet
7. Response
SERVLET: programming component that is used to extend the capabilities of a web
server.
Lifecycle of Servlet:
1. Loading & Instantiation
2. Initialization
3. Request Handling
4. Destroy
RICHARDSON MATURITY MODEL
0. Level 0: The Swamp of POX
all operations are invoked by sending requests to a single URL, e.g.,
/api/performAction
1. Level 1: Resources
Each resource can be accessed via its own URL.
2. Level 2: HTTP Methods
GET, POST,PUT, DELETE
3. Level 3: HATEOS (Hypermedia as the Engine of Application State)
Highest Maturity where client can use hypermedia links(hyperlinks) to
explore.
UNIT TEST CONTROLLERS: Use MockMVC, .perform, .andExpect status,
jsonPath, .value

Spring MVC & REST


1. Spring MVC Fundamentals
o Setting up a Spring MVC application

o Controllers: @Controller, @RestController, request mappings

o Handling form submissions and data binding

2. RESTful Web Services with Spring


o Principles of RESTful API design

o Using annotations: @RequestMapping, @GetMapping, @PostMapping,


etc.
o Handling request and response bodies with @RequestBody and
@ResponseBody
3. Exception Handling
o Global exception handling using @ControllerAdvice

o Custom error responses for REST APIs

4. HATEOAS
o Implementing HATEOAS in Spring REST APIs

o Using Spring HATEOAS to add links to resources

5. Testing Spring MVC Applications


o Unit testing controllers with Mockito and JUnit

o Integration testing with MockMvc

6. RMM: Richardson Maturity Model

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