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Many enterprises in industries like finance and defense leverage batch jobs to achieve their business outcomes, making it important for developers to have this skill set. Spring Batch is a framework within the popular Spring ecosystem that is used to build batch processing jobs in Java. This course teaches you how to use Spring Batch to create your own batch jobs, complete with their own repositories, logic, and conditions. Instructor Kevin Bowersox covers building jobs, reading job inputs, writing job outputs, processing items, and configuring advanced workflows with listeners and nested jobs. Along the way, you can learn how to restart and skip jobs, add multiple steps, and reuse flows. Plus, learn how to execute jobs from the command line and leverage a scheduler to time job execution.
Topics include:
- Batch processing overview
- Project setup
- Building a batch job
- Configuring a job repository
- Building conditional job flows
- Controlling flow with custom statuses
- Using listeners
- Reusing flows
- Nesting jobs
- Reading job input from files
- Reading from databases in single and multithread scenarios
- Writing job output to files and databases
- Processing items
- Configuring jobs and steps
- Scheduling jobs
Table of Contents
Introduction
1 Batch processing with Spring Batch
2 What you should know
Getting Started with Spring Batch
3 Batch processing concepts
4 Spring Batch overview
5 MySQL Database installation
6 Spring Batch project setup
7 Building a batch job
Building Batch Jobs
8 Spring Batch architecture
9 Configuring a job repository
10 Job parameters
11 Building jobs with multiple steps
12 Restarting jobs
13 Job flow
14 Building conditional flows
15 Controlling flow with custom statuses
16 Challenge Creating a conditional flow
17 Solution Creating a conditional flow
Advanced Job Flows
18 Batch status control
19 Listeners
20 StepExecutionListener
21 Reusability in batch jobs
22 Reusing external flows
23 Nesting jobs
24 Parallel flows
Reading Job Input
25 Chunk-oriented processing
26 ItemReader
27 Configuring chunk-oriented steps
28 Reading flat files
29 Reading from databases in single-thread scenarios
30 Reading from databases in multithreaded scenarios
Writing Job Output
31 ItemWriter
32 Writing flat files
33 Writing to a database with PreparedStatements
34 Writing to a database with named parameters
35 Challenge Writing a JSON file
36 Solution Writing a JSON file
Processing Items
37 ItemProcessor
38 ItemProcessor Bean Validation
39 Implementing custom processor logic
40 Chaining ItemProcessors
41 Challenge Filtering batch data
42 Solution Filtering batch data
Resilient Batch Jobs
43 Skip logic
44 Configuring jobs for skips
45 Retry logic
46 Configuring steps for retries
47 Multi-threaded steps
Operating Jobs
48 Job operation
49 Scheduling with Spring
50 Scheduling jobs
Conclusion
51 Your next Spring Batch steps
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