Advanced Java Training

60 Working Days (1.5 Hours Daily)

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Overview

The Advanced Java Training course provides a deep understanding of JDBC, Servlets, JSP, JSTL, and MVC frameworks. Designed with real-world applications in mind, this course emphasizes practical labs and simulations. Students will learn to build robust, scalable, and maintainable web applications using Java EE technologies, explore state management techniques, and implement dynamic web projects following MVC design principles.

Who Can Attend

Students and developers with Core Java knowledge.
Java developers aiming to learn enterprise-level web development.
Software engineers interested in Java EE technologies.
Programmers preparing for Java web application interviews.

Course Content

Introduction and Persistence

Java Platforms and Applications
Introduction to Interfaces and Runtime Polymorphism
Persistence Overview: File Management vs Database Systems
Advantages of Database Management Systems over File Systems

JDBC (Java Database Connectivity)

Introduction to JDBC and Comparison with ODBC
JDBC API and Driver Architecture
Types of JDBC Drivers and Their Advantages/Disadvantages
JDBC Packages: java.sql and javax.sql
Developing JDBC Applications Step-by-Step
Using DriverManager and Connection Interfaces
Statement, PreparedStatement, and CallableStatement
ResultSet Interface and Metadata Handling
Batch Updates and Transaction Management (ACID Properties)
Connection Pooling and DataSource Interface
Working with RowSets (JdbcRowSet, CachedRowSet, WebRowSet)
JDBC 4.0 Features and Enhancements

SQL Integration

Introduction to SQL and Types of Queries
Working with BLOB, CLOB, and Array Datatypes
Handling Database Metadata and Parameterized Metadata
Executing Stored Procedures and Functions
SQL Exception Handling and SQL XML Support

Servlets

Introduction to JEE and Web Applications
Servlet Architecture and Advantages over CGI
Servlet API Packages and Versions
Lifecycle of a Servlet and Deployment (web.xml Configuration)
Working with ServletRequest, ServletResponse, ServletConfig, and ServletContext
HttpServlet and Handling doGet() / doPost() Methods
HTML to Servlet Communication and Form Handling
RequestDispatcher (Include and Forward)
Redirection and Servlet Collaboration
State and Session Management using Cookies, URL Rewriting, and HttpSession
Servlet Filters and Listeners (Event Delegation Model)
Security, Authentication, and Authorization in Servlets
Working with Different Application Servers: Tomcat, WebLogic, JBoss, GlassFish
Async Servlet, File Uploading/Downloading, and Servlet 3.x Features
Annotations and Dynamic Servlet Registration

JSP (JavaServer Pages)

Introduction to JSP and Advantages over Servlets
JSP Lifecycle (jspInit, _jspService, jspDestroy)
JSP Tags and Scripting Elements (Declarations, Expressions, Scriptlets)
Implicit Objects: request, response, page, session, application, config, etc.
Directives: Page, Include, and Taglib
Standard Actions: jsp:include, jsp:forward, jsp:param, jsp:useBean, jsp:setProperty, jsp:getProperty

JavaBeans and Expression Language (EL)

Defining and Using JavaBeans in JSP
jsp:useBean, setProperty, and getProperty Tags
Expression Language Syntax and Operators
Implicit Objects in EL (param, header, cookie, pageScope, etc.)
Defining Functions and Using EL for Dynamic Data Binding

JSTL (JavaServer Pages Standard Tag Library)

Overview and Versions of JSTL
Core, Formatting, SQL, and XML Tags
Using JSTL Functions in JSP Applications
Integrating JSTL with EL and Custom Tags

Custom Tags and Tag Libraries

Creating Custom Tags using SimpleTagSupport and TagSupport
Understanding Tag Handler Classes and Tag Library Descriptor (TLD) Files
Lifecycle of Custom Tags and Attribute Handling
Developing Body Tags and Integrating Custom Tags into JSP Pages

MVC Architecture and Integration

Introduction to MVC Design Pattern (MVC-1 and MVC-2)
Advantages and Disadvantages of MVC-1 and MVC-2
Developing Projects using MVC Pattern
Integrating JDBC, Servlets, and JSP for Dynamic Web Applications
High-Level Overview of Struts Framework