Advanced Java

The Java programming language was developed by Sun Microsystems in the early 1990s. Although it is primarily used for Internet-based applications, Java is a simple, efficient, general-purpose language. Java was originally designed for embedded network applications running on multiple platforms. It is a portable, object-oriented, interpreted language.

Course Highlights

Java Database Connectivity

JDBC Product
Types of Drivers
Two-Tier Client/Server Model
Three-Tier Client/Server Model
Basic Steps of JDBC
Creating and Executing SQL Statement
The Result Set Object
Working with Database Meta Data
Interface

Servlets

Servlet Interaction & Advanced Servlets
Life Cycle of Servlet
Java Servlet Development Kit
Javax.servlet Package
Reading Servlet Parameters
Reading Initialization Parameters
The Javax.servlet.http Package
Handling HTTP

Java Server Pages

JSP Technologies
Understanding the Client-Server Model
Understanding Web Server Software
Configuring the JSP Server
Handling JSP Errors
JSP Translation Time Errors
JSP Request Time Errors
Creating a JSP Error Page

RMI, XML & Hibernate

RMI Architecture
Designing RMI Application
Executing RMI Application
What is XML?
XML Syntax Rules
Introduction to Hibernate 3.0
Hibernate Architecture
First Hibernate Application

Enterprise Java Beans

Types of Enterprise Java Beans
Session Bean & Entity Bean
Features of Session Bean
Life-Cycle of State Full Session Bean
Features of Entity Bean
Life-Cycle of Entity Bean
Container-Managed Transactions
Bean-Managed Transactions
Implementing a Container-Managed Entity Bean

Struts

Introduction to the Apache Struts
MVC Architecture
Struts Architecture
How Struts Works?
Introduction to the Struts Controller
Introduction to the Struts Action Class
Using Struts Action from Class
Using Struts HTML Tags
Introduction to Struts Validator Framework
Client Side Address Validation in Struts
Custom Validators Example
Developing Application with Struts Tiles