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Java

INTRODUCTION

Ø  Why Java

Ø  Paradigms

Ø  Diff b/w Java & Other (C,C++)

Ø  Java history

Ø  Java features

Ø  Java programming format

Ø  Java Tokens

Ø  Java Statements

Ø  Java Data Types

Ø  Typecasting

Ø  Arrays

OOPS

Ø  Introduction

Ø  Class

Ø  Object

Ø  Static Keywords

Ø  Constructors

Ø  This Key Word

Ø  Inheritance

Ø  Super Key Word

Ø  Polymorphism (Over Loading & Over Riding)

Ø  Abstraction

Ø  Encapsulation

Ø  Abstract Classes

Ø  Interfaces

 

STRING MANIPULATIONS

 

Ø  String

Ø  String Buffer

Ø  String Tokenizer

PACKAGES

Ø  Introduction to all predefined packages

Ø  User Defined Packages

Ø  Access Specifiers

EXCEPTION HANDLING

Ø  Introduction

Ø  Pre Defined Exceptions        

Ø  Try-Catch-Finally

Ø  Throws, throw

Ø  User Defined Exception examples

MULTITHREADING

Ø  Introduction

Ø  Thread Creations

Ø  Thread Life Cycle

Ø  Life Cycle Methods

Ø  Synchronization

Ø  Wait() notify() notify all() methods

I/O STREAMS

Ø  Introduction

Ø  Byte-oriented streams

Ø  Character – oriented streams

Ø  File

Ø  Random-access file

Ø  Serialization

NETWORKING

Ø  Introduction

Ø  Socket, Server socket

Ø  Client –Server Communication

 

WRAPPERCLASSES

Ø  Introduction

Ø  Byte, Short, Integer, Long, Float, Double, Character, Boolean classes.

 

COLLECTION FRAME WORK

 

Ø  Introduction

Ø  Util Package interfaces, List, Set, Map

Ø  List interface 7 its classes

Ø  Set interface & its classes

Ø  Map interface & its classes

 

INNER CLASSES

Ø  Introduction

Ø  Member inner class

Ø  Static inner class

Ø  Local inner class

Ø  Anonymous inner class

 

AWT

Ø  Introduction

Ø  Components

Ø  Event-Delegation-Model

Ø  Listeners

Ø  Layouts

Ø  Individual components Lable, Button, CheckBox, Radio Button,

Ø  Choice, List, Menu, Text Field, Text Area

 

SWING (JFC)

Ø  Introduction Diff b/w awt and swing

Ø  Components hierarchy

Ø  Panes

Ø  Individual Swings components Jlabel,

Ø  JButton, JTextField, JTextAres.

 

J2EE

JDBC - Java Database Connectivity

Ø  Connection to Oracle using different types of drivers

Ø  Using Statement and PreparedStatement

Ø  Working with ResultSet and ResultSetMetaData

Ø  Scrollable and updatable ResultSet

Ø  Calling stored procedures using CallableStatement

Ø  Understanding relationship between JDBC API and drivers

Ø  Transaction management

Ø  Batch update

Ø  Pros and cons of different types of drivers

Ø  Using Connection pools and data sources

 

XML

Ø  How to create XML documents

Ø  Understanding different types of parsers – DOM & SAX

Ø  What is JAXP

Ø  Using DOM to read data from XML document

Ø  Modifying XML document

Ø  Using SAX to read data from XML document

Ø  Using DTD and Schema to validate xml document

 

Java Beans

Ø  Understanding JavaBeans specifications

Ø  Introspection and properties

 

HTML & Java Script

Ø  Understanding HTML tags

Ø  Creating HTML forms

Ø  Working with Cascading style sheet

Ø  Understanding JavaScript objects – window, document etc.

Ø  Using JavaScript to validate user input

 

Java Servlets

Ø  Understanding server-side scripting

Ø  Understanding web application structure

Ø  Creating a Servlet and calling it

Ø  Understanding tags web.xml

Ø  Understanding HTTP methods – doGet(), doPost()

Ø  Life cycle of servlet and init parameters

Ø  Creating and using Cookies

Ø  Creating and using Http sessions

Ø  Working with headers

Ø  Request dispatching

Ø  Working with Listeners

Ø  Using filters

 

JSP (Java Server Pages)

Ø  Structure of Java server page

Ø  JSP containing code and form

Ø  Using implicit objects in JSP

Ø  Using JavaBeans with JSP

Ø  Accessing database from JSP

Ø  Working with expression language

Ø  Creating simple custom tags

Ø  Understanding .tld files

Ø  Custom tags with attributes and body

Ø  Communication between custom tags and jsp

 

 

 

Web Security

Ø  Authentication and authorization

Ø  Implementing security using tags in web.xml

Ø  Authentication types

 

AJAX & JQUERY

Ø  What is AJAX

Ø  Using XMLHttpRequest object to make request

Ø  Servlet/JSP sending XML & JSON

Ø  Using JavaScript to process XML DOM and JSON

Ø  Using JQuery to make AJAX request

 

JSTL (Java Server Pages Tag Library)

Ø  Understanding JSTL tags

Ø  Working with core and formatting tags

Ø  Working with sql and xml tags

Ø  Working with JSTL functions

 

JSF (Java Server Faces)

Ø  Understanding Front-controller design pattern

Ø  Creating user interface using JSF UI elements

Ø  Defining page navigation using faces-config.xml

Ø  Working with Managed/Backing beans

Ø  Validating and converting user input

Ø  Working with events and listeners

Ø  Working with internationalization

Ø  Using dataTable

 

Struts 1.3

Ø  What is MVC design pattern

Ø  Understanding controller in Struts and configuring it

Ø  Creating user interface with struts UI elements

Ø  Creating ActionForms and Action classes

Ø  Validating user input with validation framework

Ø  Working with Dyna ActionForms

Ø  Resource file and internationalization

Ø  Working with ActionDispatch

Ø  Working with Tiles

 

Struts 2.x

Ø  Understanding architecture of Struts 2

Ø  Building views and actions

Ø  Validation framework

Ø  Actions with annotations

 

Java Mail

Ø  Understanding mail server – SMPT, POP3 and IMAP

Ø  Understanding mail agents like Outlook express

Ø  Using JavaMail API to send mail

Ø  Sending mail with HTML as body

Ø  Sending mail with attachments

Ø  Connecting to POP3 and reading mails

Ø  Connection to mail server with authentication

 

Web Services

Ø  What is a web service

Ø  How web service uses SOAP, HTTP, XML and WSDL

Ø  Understanding SOAP envelope and message

Ø  Creating a web service and consuming it using JAX-WS

Ø  Understanding XML marshaling and unmarshalling

Ø  Understanding RESTful web services

Ø  Accessing RESTFful web services using AJAX through JQuery

 

Design Patterns

Ø  What is a design pattern

Ø  Understanding different tier

Ø  Presentation tier design patterns – Front Controller, Incepting Filter etc.

Ø  Business tier design patterns – Business Delegate, Session Facade etc.

Ø  Integration tier design patters – Data Access Object, Web service Broker etc.

 

What's new in Java EE 6.0 - Servlets 3.0 and JSF 2.0

Ø  Annotation based Java Servlets, Listeners and Filters - @WebServlet, @WebFilter and @WebListener

Ø  Dynamically loading Servlets and web fragments

Ø  FileUpload API in Servlets 3.0

Ø  Annotation based JSF 2.0 Managed

Course	:	JAVA J2EE
Duration	:	60 Hours
Duration	:	Core JAVA& J2EE

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