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| Enterprise Java | 5th Jun 2010 | 8th Aug 2010 | Sat. Sun. | 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. | 80 hours | Open |
| Enterprise Java | 21st Aug 2010 | 30th Oct 2010 | Sat. Sun. | 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. | 80 hours | Open |
Java Revision
- Revising the Object Oriented Principles
- A quick revision of Java Programming Language
Servlets
- Introducing the Server Side Programming Language
- Exploring the HTTP protocol and its Headers
- Understanding the Servlet’s Architecture
- Creating and deploying web based applications in various
servers
- Understanding the Packaging Architecture using WAR and EAR
- Deep-dive into Deployment Descriptors
- Working deeply with Servlet Context
- Developing Data based applications with Servlets
- Deep-dive into Session Management
- Looking into Session Persistence
- Working with Factory Classes
- Securing the Web Application with Form and Browser based
Authentication
- Exploring the 64bit Encoders and Decoders
- Sending compressed data to client
- Caching and its advantages
- Integrating other server side technologies with Servlets
- A deep-dive into Event HandlA deep-dive into Event Handling
with Servlets
Extensible Markup Language
- The purpose & Nature of XML
- XML Syntax and Structure rules
- Working with the Doc`ument Type Definition
- Creating new markup languages using the above.
- Exploring the Extensible Style Sheet Language
- Transforming XML to other markup languages
- Intro. to XML parsers
Java Server Pages
- Exploring the use of Java Server Pages
- Comparing JSP vs Servlets
- Benefits of using JSP
- JSP as a Presentation Layer
- Request Model & JSP Architecture
- Working with the building blocks of JSP
- Exploring the syntax with JSP
- Defining Function blocks
- Using Expressions, Scriptlets and Declaratives
- Exploring various Implicit JSP Objects
- Session Management
- Using Exception Handling in JSP
- Using various Action Tags
- Exploring the use of Java Beans
- Creating Data driven applications with JSP
- Creating User defined Tags
- Deep-dive into TLDs
- Defining Custom Tags for Data Driven Applications
Java Mail API
- Introduction to the Java Mail API
- Sending Mails using Java
- Uploading and Attaching Files
Enterprise Java Beans
- Introduction to Component Based Architecture
- The use of Distributed Components
- Understanding the common problems faced in Industry
- Exploring different types of Enterprise Beans
- Understanding EJB Deployment Descriptors
- Exploring Application Servers
- Deploying EJB’s in various App. Servers
- Illustrating the use of Stateless Session Beans
- Working over Stateful Session Beans
- Exploring Data Driven Applications with Entity Beans
- Using Bean Managed Persistence
- Making use of Container Managed Persistence
- Using the Query Language with EJB
- Introducing the Message Driven Architecture
- Creating Message Driven Beans
- Differentiating between Point to Point and
Publisher/Subscriber
Struts
- Introducing the MVC Architecture
- Identifying the Presentation, Data and Business Tiers
- Why use Struts ?
- Creating an application in Struts.
- Working with the Validation Framework
- Defining Custom Validations
- Tracing the flow of Struts Application
- The Struts Deployment Descriptor
- Working with Global Forwards and Exceptions
- Creating Plug-ins using Struts
- Using Message Resources for Internationalization
- Customizing Struts Framework for your Application
- Exploring the Request Processor
- Working with the Struts HTML Tag Library
- Using the Struts Bean Tag Library
- Exploring the Struts Logic Tag Library
- Introduction to Tiles
Hibernate
- Understanding Persistence
- Introducing Hibernate
- Using Hibernate to Persist Data
- Advantages of using Hibernate
- Current trends with Hibernate
- Creating an application using Hibernate
- Tracing the flow of Hibernate Applications
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