Overview of Core Java
Java programming language is developed by Sun Microsystems. Java is object oriented, platform independent, simple, secure, architectural–neutral, portable, robust, multi threaded, high performance, distributed and dynamic. It can be used to develop software and also applets. A java program can run on various operating systems without rewriting the code. And this is possible because of java run-time environment which tells the operating system what to do by interpreting the java code.
Java is a perfect programming language for anybody who wants to learn Object Oriented Concepts. In our core java training, at Newgen's, the best of the teaching methodologies are followed so that the students can gain the best of knowledge on each and every topic in the course. As we have expert trainers with long real time experience, we deliver training with practical real time awareness along with the theoretical understanding. Students are guided through the training in such a way that they can develop a standalone application using swings by the end of core java training course.
Advanced java course consist JDBC, HTML, Servlet, JSP and JSTL. Using JDBC concept you can learn database concepts in depth and perform all CRUD operations easily. Using HTML you can develop static web pages. Using Servlet and JSP you can develop dynamic web pages. Advanced Java Training is designed for those Java programmers who already have strong programming skills on JSE (Java Standard edition) and want to learn the advanced features of Java SE. Students trained at Newgen are mould to become successful software developers. Starting from the quick recap of core java, all the concepts of advanced java are taught in detail and enthusiasm is generated in students to practically learn the subject. By opting this you will be able develop any kind of web based applications.
Core Java Training Objectives
The objectives of this course are:
- To become familiar with the features of Java Language
- To discover how to write Java code according to Object-Oriented Programming principles.
- To become comfortable with concepts such as Classes, Objects, Inheritance, Polymorphism and Interfaces
- To learn Java APIs for Collections, I/O Streams
- To design GUI applications and Applets using AWT and Swing.
- To develop Multithreaded and Networking applications.
- To develop database applications using JDBC
Adv. Java Training Objectives
The objectives of this course are:
- To become familiar with the advanced features of Java Language.
- To develop Web Applications using Servlets / JSP and deploy in popular servers like Tomcat.
- To understand Java Servlets and their life cycle
- To understand Java Web application directory structure
- To develop Server side components in a Java Web application
- To understand Javaserver Pages (JSP) technology
- To develop reusable components using JavaBeans.
- To develop JSP pages using which use JavaBeans
- To develop JSP Custom tags and use them in JSP pages
- Writing Event Listeners in Java Web application
- Handling File uploads in Java Web application
To discover how to write Java applications this can communicate with Relational Databases.
New Features JAVASE 6 & J2SE 5.0
- Generics
- Enhanced for loop(for each loop)
- Autoboxing/Unboxing
- Typesafe Enums
- Varargs
- Static Import
- Metadata(Annotations)
- Collections Framework
- Reflection API
- Application Development on Eclipse IDE
Java Training Course Duration
- 120 Working days(4 Month), daily one and half hours
Introduction to JAVA
How to Install Java and about Environment VariablesJVM Architecture
Datatypes, Variables, Keywords and Identifiers
Operators and Expressions, Naming Conventions in Java
Control Flow Statements
Arrays
Command Line Arguments
Object and Class
Object Oriented Programming(OOP)
Inheritance
Interfaces
Abstract Classes, Inner Classes
Access Specifiers, Access Modifiers
Packages
Collection Frame Work
Exception Handling
Multi Threading
Input/Output Streams
Networking
AWT, Applets and Swings
FAQ’s and SCJP Exam Oriented Concepts
Advanced Java
Course Highlights
Developing Web applications on MyEclipse and Net Beans IDEs.Deploying Servlets and JSPs on Weblogic, Websphere, JBoss application Servers
JDBC 4.0
Introduction to JDBCJDBC architecture
java.sql Package
Connection, Statement, ResultSet
Prepared Statement
Callable Statement
Scrollable and Updatable ResultSet
Batch Updates
ResultSetMetaData
Simple Transaction Management
Four Levels of JDBC drivers, their pros & cons
Features of JDBC 3.0
Servlets 3.0
Need of Server side ProgrammingIntroduction to Servlets
Servlet Life Cycle
javax.servlet package
ServletConfig, ServletContext, ServletResponse
Supplying initialization parameters to Servlets
Performing database operations in Servlets
Include and forward mechanisms
Applying filters to Servlets
javax.servlet.http Package
HttpServlet Life Cycle
Http request methods GET vs POST
HttpServletRequest, HttpServletResponse
Dealing with Http headers & error codes
Session Tracking, purpose
Hidden form fields, Cookies
Http Session, URL rewriting
Event listeners
Web application security
JSP 2.2
Disadvantages of ServletsIntroduction to JSP
JSP Life Cycle
Creating dynamic Web content with JSP
Scripting elements
Scriplet
Declaration
Expression
XML syntax for JSP elements
JSP directives page, include and taglib
JSP implicit objects
JSP scopes
Include and forward mechanism
Using a Java bean in a jsp
JSP Model 1 architecture
JSP Model 2 (MVC) architecture
Custom Tag Development
Classic Tags, Simple Tags
Error Handling in a jsp
JSTL
Expression Language
Processing XML in a jsp
Java EE
RMI-Remote Method Ivocation
Java Distributed TechnologyRMI Architecture
Dynamic / Bootstrap Clients
Object Passing in RMI
DGC
Activation
RMI -IIOP
J2EE Introduction J2EE Architecture,Comparison between J2EE&.NET,J2EE Application development roles.
EJB – Enterprise Java Beans
IntroductionComparison between different Distributed tech(EJB, CORBA, COM/DCOM)
EJB Architecture
EJB Container
Stateless Session Bean
Statefull Session Bean
Bean Managed Entity Bean (Container Managed Entity Bean, Bean Managed Security)
Container Managed Security
Bean Managed Transactions
Container Managed Security
Bean Managed Transactions
Container Managed Transactions
Clusters
Using JDBC Connection Pool in EJB
EJB 2.0
Local Enterprise BeansCMP2.0 model – Container Managed Persistency
EJBQL – EJB Query Language
EJB Select Methods
Finder Methods with EJBQL
CMR – Container Manager Relationships
MDB-Message Driven Bean
EJB 2.1
Enhancements to EJB –QLTimer Service
Web services Support to SLSB
EJB 3.0
Introduction to EJB 3.0Architecture of EJB 3.0
Session Beans in EJB 3.0
Stateless Session Bean
Stateful Session Bean
Entity Components + JPA 1.0
Simplified packagingin on context dependency injection (CDI)
JPA-Java persistence API
Relations with Entites
one-to-one
one-to-many
many-to-one,
many-to-many
inheritance with Entities
JPQL-Java Persistance Query Language
Message Driven Bean in EJB 3.0
Transaction with EJB 3.0
AOP in EJB 3.0
AOP – Aspect oriented programming
Exposing EJB 3.0
Stateless Session Bean as Web Service
EJB 3.1
Introduction of 3.1Removal of local business interface
Introduction of singletons
Asynchronous Session Beans
Embeddable API forexecuting EJB in Java SE env
JTS/JTA-JavaTransaction Service / Java Transaction API
ACID(Atomicity , Consistency, Isolation, Durability) propertiesWhen to use Transactions
Local
Transactions
Distributed Transactions
Flat Transactions
Nested Transactions
Chained Transactions
Two- phase Commit Protocol
JNDI-Java Naming & Directory Interface
JNDI Architecture, Programming with JNDI, JNDI Security.JAAS (Java Authentication and Authorization Service)
JMS 1.1 (Java Messaging Service)
Java Mail 1.3
XML (extensible markup Language)
IntroductionNeed of XML in application architectures
DTD (Document Type Definition)
XML Parsers – SAX (Simple API for XML)
DOM (Document Object Model)
using IBM’s XML4J
parser
XML Schemas
XML DB Utility (XML SQL Utility)
XSL :
XSL tagsusing apache szian’s XSLT engine for transformation
X path specifications
X path expressions
JAXP 1.2 (Java API for XML Parsing)
Web Services
SOAP 1.1 (Simple Object Access Protocol)UDDI 2.0 (The Universel Description, Discovery and Integration )
WSDL 1.1(Web Services Description Language)
JAX-RPC 1.1(Java API for XML Remote Procedure Call)
SAAJ 1.2 (SOAP with Attachments API for Java)
JAXR (Java API for XML Registration)
JAXB (Java Architecture for XML Binding)
JAXWS (Java API for XML …….Webservices)
J2EE Design Patterns
Servers
Weblogic 10.0IBM Websphere 6.0
J Boss
Sun one Application Server 9.1
Oracle 9i Application Server
Pramati
Glass Fish
IDE’S
My EclipseJ Builder
Intellij
Net Beans
Weblogic Workshop
EXADEL Studio
WSAD
TOOLS
Build – ANTLogging – Log 4j