Java Online Training

Java Online Training Course Content :

Java Programing – Core Java

JSP

Introduction
Overview of Java language and architecture
Java servlet architecture
How JSP simplifies the creation of servlets
Introducing servlets
How the Servlet API fits into Java EE
Servlet lifecycle
Obtaining configuration information
Deploying servlets
Overview of servlet containers
Types of servlet containers available
Deciding whether to select a basic servlet container versus a full-featured Java EE container
Tomcat as a popular, stable reference platform for servlets and JSP
The javax.servlet and javax.servlet.http packages
The HttpServlet class and how it extends GenericServlet
The HttpServletRequest interface and how it gives access to data received from the browser
The HttpServletResponse interface and how it is used to issue a response to the server
JSP Architecture
JSP Containers
Servlet Architecture
Page Translation
Types of JSP Content
Directives
Content Type
Buffering
Scripting Elements
JSP Expressions
Standard Actions
Custom Actions and JSTL
Objects and Scopes
Implicit Objects
JSP Lifecycle
Scripting Elements
Translation of Template Content
Scriptlets

Struts

HTML

JDBC

Re-Introducing JDBC
Review of JDBC architecture
Review of JDBC driver types
Discussion of evolution of JDBC from version 1.0 through 2.0 and 3.0
Database concepts review
Relational database terminology
SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE statements
Transactions, logging, isolation, and concurrency
Key JDBC classes and the java.sql package
DriverManager and DataSource
Connection
Statement, PreparedStatement, and CallableStatement
ResultSet
Extra features supported by the javax.sql package
Rowsets
Application development activities using the basic JDBC concepts
Building an interface for selecting records
Building a data-drilldown example
Building interfaces for inserting, updating, and deleting records
Connecting to databases
Selecting and installing a database driver
Connecting to the database via a network address
Connecting to the database based on information supplied by JNDI (the Java Naming and Directory Interface)
Using the java.sql.DataSource class
Increasing performance with connection pooling
Opening and closing the connection
Handling ClassNotFoundException and SQLException
Working with a database connection
Controlling transaction behavior
Using getWarning and clearWarnings to retrieve, respond to, and clear warnings
Creating statements, prepared statements, and callable statements
Retrieving and using database metadata
Ad-Hoc SQL queries with Statement and PreparedStatement
Creating a Statement object
Executing a SQL statement
Using executeQuery() for statements that return a ResultSet

JAXB

Java Web Services