Spring and Hibernate From ScratchIn this guide I will describe the process to create a Spring and Hibernate web application from scratch - or actually, almost from scratch as we will start with a simple Maven project created using Eclipse. We will use a sample project called springmvc to illustrate the process. The project name will appear in various configuration files, and needless to say you should change it to the name of your project. The software we will be using is Eclipse for Java EE Developers. We assume that the application server is Tomcat 8.5 (or anything supports Servlet 3.1 Specification), which require JDK 1.7 or above. The DBMS used is PostgreSQL (or anything supported by Hibernate). We will divide the process into several steps: we first create a Maven web project, then add Spring MVC, Hibernate, and then Spring Security. 1. Maven Web Application2. Spring MVC3. Hibernate4. Spring Security |
