10. Interim Conclusion
Examples 01 through 28 have presented, one by one, all the concepts required by the case study:
Concept | Examples | In the case study |
controllers, actions, routing, redirects | 01 through 05 | folder [controllers] |
beans, services, dependency injection | 06 | [RdvMedecinsApplication.java], [config] folder, [@Service] services |
action model, binding, validation via annotations | 07 through 12 | [models/Forms.java], [web/Validation.java] |
Thymeleaf views, template, fragments, common view attributes | 13 to 16 | folder [templates], [web/CommonModel.java] |
Forms, validation, redrawing | 17–19 | [templates/persons/form.html], [templates/fragments/person-fields.html] |
Post / Redirect / Get, flash message (flash attributes) | 20 | [web/FlashMessage.java], [web/CookieFlashMapManager.java], [templates/fragments/flash.html] |
Links and buttons, confirmation window | 21 | [templates/fragments/confirmation.html], [static/js/app.js] |
Internationalization | 22 | [i18n/*.json], [web/Translator.java], [controllers/LanguageController.java], [config/WebConfig.java] |
Data Scopes | 23 | [web/ApplicationModel.java] (singleton), cookies |
filters, [@ControllerAdvice], error pages | 24 | [web/HtmlExceptionHandler.java], [web/CommonModel.java], [controllers/ErrorController.java] |
Spring Security, JWT, roles, CAPTCHA, rate limiting | 25–27 | folder [auth], [config/SecurityConfig.java], [controllers/AuthController.java] |
Web / Business / DAO, Spring Data JPA, Transactions | 28 | folders [entities], [repositories], [business] |
The case study brings them all together into a complete, realistic-sized application (approximately 80 files and 6,400 lines, including comments). It was written with the same care as the examples: each file begins with a comment explaining its role, and tricky sections are annotated in the code. Each main folder also contains a file named [README.md] that lists its files. The document’s commentary highlights what the examples did not show and refers to them for the rest.