About Advanced Java Course Training
This course is aimed at the professionals who want to Specialize in Java Technologies. As java is Platform independent it is preferred by most of the Technical experts as the perfect tool for developing the Solutions for todays complex computing requirements.
Our advanced Java course comprises basic and advanced subjects. Our Java course has been designed to take place in good MNC companies as soon as you finish our Diginet Infosystems Java certification. Our Java Trainers are Java-certified experts with knowledge of various Java projects in real time. In order to achieve the career goals of all people, we developed our Java course contents and curriculum. You will be trained on Java Script and Java Programme, Java Speech, Basic Java Programme, Java OOPS Categories, Java Classes, Packages, Swing, Java Real Time Project and Java Placement Training in our Java Training Programmes.
ADVANCED JAVA COURSE HIGHLIGHTS
Advanced Java Course Duration
4 Month
(3 Months course and 1 month Project)
Learners
50000
Delivery Mode
Classroom Training
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ADVANCED JAVA COURSE OUTCOME
ADVANCED JAVA
Placing the Java EE Model in Context- Java EE 5 technology addresses these needs
1. Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)
- a. Getting the example to work
- Step 1: Find the JDBC Driver
- Step 2: Configure the database
- Step 3: Test the configuration
- Step 4: Generate your SQL query
- Step 5: Modify and paste in your query
- b. A GUI version of the lookup program
- c. Why the JDBC API seems so complex
- d. A more sophisticated example
2. RMI (Remote Method Invocation)
- a. Remote interfaces
- b. Implementing the remote interface
- c. Setting up the registry
- d. Creating stubs and skeletons
- e. Using the remote object
- a. CORBA fundamentals
- b. CORBA Interface Definition Language (IDL)
- c. The naming service
- d. Writing the IDL source
- e. Creating stubs and skeletons
- f. Implementing the server and the client
- g. Some CORBA services
- h. Activating the name service process
- i. Activating the server and the client
- j. Java Applets and CORBA
- k. CORBA vs. RMI
4. Network programming
- a. Identifying a machine
- b. Servers and clients
- c. Testing programs without a network
- d. Port: a unique place within the machine
5. Servlets
- a. The basic servlet
- b. Servlets and multithreading
- c. Handling sessions with servlets
- d. The Cookie class
- e. The Session class
- f. Running the servlet examples
6. Java Server Pages
- a. Implicit objects
- b. JSP directives
- c. JSP scripting elements
- d. Extracting fields and values
- e. JSP page attributes and scope
- f. Manipulating sessions in JSP
- g. Creating and modifying cookies
- h. JSP summary
- a. JavaBeans vs. EJBs
- b. The EJB specification
- c. EJB components
- d. EJB Container & Server
- e. Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI)
- f. Java Transaction API/Java Transaction Service (JTA/JTS)
- g. CORBA and RMI/IIOP
- h. The pieces of an EJB component
- i. Enterprise Bean
- j. Home interface
- k. Remote interface
- l. Deployment descriptor
- m. EJB-Jar file, EJB Operation
- o. Types of EJBs
- r. Developing an EJB
8. XML
- a. XML Introduction
- XML Tree
- XML Syntax
- XML Elements
- XML Attributes
- XML Validation
- XML Validator
- XML Viewing
- XML CSS
- XML XSLT
- b. XML JavaScript
- XML HTTP Request
- XML Parser
- XML DOM
- XML to HTML
- XML Applications
- c. XML Advanced
- XML Namespaces
- XML CDATA
- XML Encoding
- XML Server
- XML DOM Advanced
- XML Don't
- XML Technologies
- XML in Real Life
- XML Editors
- XML Summary
- a. Web Logic Introduction
- b. Weblogic Workshop
- File Types
- Applications and projects
- Debugging application
- Managing build process
- Compiling
- Source control systems
- Message logging
- Developing web applications
10. TOMCAT STRUTS
- a. Introduction
- b. Building Model Components
- JavaBeans and Scope
- Action Form Beans
- System State Beans
- Business Logic Beans
- c. Building View Components
- Internationalization
- Forms and Form Bean Interactions
- Automatic Form Population
- Automatic Form Validation
- The Struts Validator
- Page Composition With Tiles
- Presentation Frameworks
- Direct Presentation Techniques
- Image Rendering Components
- Rendering Text
- d. Building Controller Components
- The ActionServlet
- ActionForm Classes
- Action Classes
- Exception Handler
- Plugin Classes
- The ActionMapping Implementation
- Writing ActionMappings
- Using ActionMappings for Pages
- Using Wildcards in ActionMappings
- Using The Commons Logging Interface
- e. Configuring Applications
- The Configuration File
- Configuring your application for modules
- The Web Application Deployment Descriptor
- Add Framework Components To Your Application
- Logging