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Our Course on Java covers both Core and advanced concepts. Core Java includes fundamental concepts like OOPS like arrays, inheritance, polymorphism, etc. While advanced Java consists of topics such as JDBC, threads, Java servlets, JSP, design patterns, etc., Usual applications can be easily built using core Java concepts. But, when it comes to developing web applications, advanced Java fundamentals, like JSP, Servlets, JDBC etc., can add on to the capabilities and features of the application and thus are essential for developers. To work with hot technologies like Hadoop and Cloud services, you should be prepared with core and advanced Java concepts.
Course Objectives
At the completion of this Java basic & advanced Training learners will
- Understand how and when to apply object-oriented principles such as abstraction, polymorphism, and inheritance, etc.
- Comprehend how to work with web and application Servers like Apache Tomcat, Glassfish etc., and understand the communication over HTTP protocol.
- Understand the common JDBC Components , steps to create JDBC application, that helps to connect to various databases
- Use JavaFX – Java library used for designing, creating, testing and deploying cross-platform GUI applications and rich internet applications (RIAs) that can run across a wide variety of devices.
- Use JSP – Java Server Pages to build interactive web pages and create easy connection to the database.
- Use Servlets to extend the capabilities of servers that host applications accessed by means of a request-response programming mode.
- Understand Advanced Java frameworks like Spring, JSF, Struts etc.,to develop a secure transaction based web apps for the domains like E-Commerce, Banking, Legal, Financial, Healthcare, Inventory etc.
- Use Hibernate to overcome database dependency , object level relationship, boiler plate problems.
I Introduction to Java Basic and Advanced
- Introduction to Web Technologies
- The Java Virtual Machine
- Variables and data types
- Conditional and looping
- Constructs
- Arrays
II Object-Oriented Programming With Java Classes And Objects
- Fields and Methods
- Constructors
- Overloading methods
- Garbage collection
- Nested classes
III Inheritance
- Overriding methods
- Polymorphism
- Making methods and classes final
- Abstract classes and methods
- Interfaces
IV Exception Handling
Exception handling with try-throw-catch-finally constructs
V The Object Class
- Cloning Object
- The JDK LinkedList class
- Strings
- String conversions
VI Working with types: Wrapper classes
- Enumeration interface
VII Packages
- Package access
- Documentation comments
VIII Applets
- Configuring applets
- Applet capabilities and restrictions
IX Basics of AWT and Swing
- Layout Managers
- Event Handling
- The Action Listener interface
- Panels
- Classes for various controls such as label, choice, list,checkbox, etc
- Dialogs and frames
- Using menus
- Using the adapter classes
- Graphics
X Threads
- Synchronization
XI The I/O Package
- Input Stream and Output Stream classes
- Reader and Writer classes
XII Basic Concepts Of Networking
- Working with URLs
- Concepts of URLs
- Sockets
XIII Servlets
- Servlet Interaction & Advanced Servlets
- Life Cycle of Servlet
- Java Servlet Development Kit
- servlet package
- Reading Servlet Parameters
- Reading Initialization Parameters
- The javax.servlet.http package
XIV Database Connectivity with JDBC
- 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 MetaData
- Interface
XV JavaServer Pages
- JSP Technologies
- Understanding the client-server model
- Understanding web server software
- Configuring JSP server
- Handling JSP Errors
- JSP Translation Time Errors
- JSP Request Time Errors
- Creating a JSP Error Page
XVI RMI
- RMI Architecture
- Designing RMI application
- Executing RMI application
XVII EJB - Enterprise Java Beans
- Types of Enterprise Java Beans
- Session Bean & Entity Bean
- Features of session Bean
- Life-cycle of stateful session bean
- Features of Entity Bean
- Life-cycle of entity bean
- container- managed Transactions
- Bean-managed Transactions
- Implementing a container-managed entity bean
XVIII XML
- What is XML?
- XML Syntax Rules
XIX 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 form class
- Using struts HTML tags
- Introduction to Struts validator framework
- Client Side address validation in struts
- Custom validators Example
- Developing Applications with struts tiles
XX Hibernate
- Introduction to Hibernate 3.0
- Hibernate Architecture
- First Hibernate Application
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