Can I learn spring without JSP and servlet?

Short answer: no, you don’t need to learn Servlets and JSPs as a pre-requisite for Spring MVC and many other Java web frameworks.

Can I learn spring without knowing Java?

No, learning Spring without Java does not add any value, moreover it will be difficult for you to understand any Spring Framework concept without Java. Spring Framework is Java based Framework.

Can we learn Spring without Hibernate?

I would suggest learning Spring before Hibernate because it is much easier to learn if you stick to the core and maybe WebMVC, which is what I would recommend. Spring grew quite a bit in the last releases but the core is still simple and easy to understand.

Is spring hibernate important?

Spring framework is useful for transaction management, dependency injection; aspect-oriented programming for applications whereas Hibernate framework is useful for object-relational persistence, access data layers, and query retrieval services for enterprise-level applications.

Should I learn servlets and JSP before spring and hibernate?

Hibernate and spring is the framework which has more readymade features which makes web development easier and reduces development time. Yes, you should learn servlets and jsp before spring and hibernate. Servlets and jsp is the base for web development in Java.

What is the difference between servlet and hibernate?

Servlet is different from spring and hibernate. Also jsp is almost same as html. You will learn jsp automatically while working with spring hibernate. No need to spend extra effort and time in learning jsp and servlet as spring hibernate is very vast.

How do I integrate spring and hibernate?

AppContext – Spring and Hibernate Integration using Java-based Spring configuration Hibernate configuration used in the example is based on hibernate Java-based configuration. LocalSessionFactoryBean creates a Hibernate SessionFactory. This is the usual way to set up a shared Hibernate SessionFactory in a Spring application context.

What is the best book to learn servlets and JSP?

Knowing about servlets and JSP wouldn’t hurt, have a look at “Head First – Servlets and JSP”. An easy to understand read, but also covers a lot. – Jaydee Sep 20 ’12 at 11:38 @Jaydee I am currently heading Core Servlets and JSP by Marty Hall + Murach ‘s servlets and JSP.