JAVA COURSE CONTENT: CORE JAVAPART-1Basics & Core ComponentsFeatures and HistoryJVM Architecture and BYTECODEA little bit of CODE & Class filesData types OperatorsControl ConstrictsArraysString Handling-using String, String Buffer classesOOPS and OOPS in JAVAClasses and ObjectsMethods and ConstructorsPackages and InterfacesAccess specifiesException HandlingThreads and MultithreadingWrapper Classes, Inner classesApplet ProgrammingPART-2Java API (The Java Class Libraries)‘Java.lang’-Java’slanguage Fundamentals‘Java.io’-Java’s I/O Mechanism‘Java.util’-Utilities & Collections Framework‘Java.awt.event’-GUI Applications using Java‘Java.net’-Socket Programming‘Javax.swing’-Java’s Extended GUI ProgrammingAttentions & annotationsADVANCED JAVADatabase Programming using the JDBC API:The X/OPEN Call Level InterfacesDatabase Connectivity & ODBC ConceptsThe JDBC mechanism-Connecting to a DBTypes of JDBC Drivers

The steps in implementing a JDBCApplicationTypes of statements, Result Sets etc.Introduction to JDBC 3.0 AP!Java Servlet v2.4 Technology:CGI Vs ServletsIntroduction to web designingIntroduction to the web serversHTTP Protocol-Status codes, request methodsDeployment descriptorsServlet LifecycleTypes of servletsServlet APISessions & Session trackingCookiesServlet changing and dispatchingFilteringJava Server Pages:OverviewComparing with the other technologiesJSP ArchitectureImplicit ObjectsElements of JSP (Comments, Experessions, Scriptlets, Declarations, actions)JSP DirectivesPageilinclude, taglibScopesJSP & JDBCJSP & Java Beans-The ‘use bean’ tagTag Libraries (JSTL)Case Study 1Convert the previous site from servlets using the JSPsCase Study 2Develop a full-fledged shopping (art web applications)Introduction to Distributed computing

Introduction to Distributed computingRemote Method Invocation (RMI):Introduction to remotingRMI ArchitectureStubs 7 skeletonsRMI-IIOPCOBRAIntroduction to OMGDifference between RMI and COBRAThe ‘ORB’ ProtocolCOBNRA and JavaIDLSAMPLE APPLICATION USING cobra AND JavaJ2EE-Java 2.0 Enterprise EditionJ2EE OverviewIntroductionComponents of J2EEModularization of components-The 3-tier ArchitectureEnterprise Java Beans (EJB):Introduction to EJB 2.0Deployment Descriptors for various Application serversLifecycle of EJBThe EJB trilogy-Session Beans, Entity beans, message Driven BeansSession Beans-Stateless, StatefulLife cycleDeploymentAreas of ApplicationsEntity Beans-CMP, BMPLife cycleDeploymentEJB QLAreas of ApplicationsMessage Driven Beans-’the new entrant into theEJB specificationIntroduction to JMS and Java Mail

Types of Messaging Domains-PTP,Pub/SubMOMLife cycleDeploymentAreas of ApplicationsConfiguration of messaging serversEJB and J2EE ServicesTransactionsServicesAttributesACID Properties and the 2PL ProtocolJTAPISecurityBean ManagementLazy loadingDynamic loadingPooling and Data SourcesRelationships-O/R mappingDeveloping EJB ClientsIntroduction to Naming and directory ServicesThe JNDI APILDAPStruts FrameworkIntroductions to the MVC1 & MVC2 ArchitectureOverview of struts FrameworkComponents of Model, Vies and ControllerAction ClassesForms, Form beans and Dyna FormThe Validator plug-inThe Tiles plug-inDeployment descriptorsDesign PatternsOverviewTypes of patternsFactory pattern

Signleton PatternFront ControllerSession FacadeMessage FacadeDAODTOIntercepting filterJDBC Direct Read Design PatternsJDBC Direct Read Design PatternsXML & Web ServicesIntroduction to XMLDTDs, Schemas and NamespacesXML Parsers (SAX and DOM)Interoperability between application Web servicesSOAPWSDLUDDISERVERSTOMCAT 5.5/6.0Web logic 10.XWeb sphere 6.XJBOSS 4.XIDESEclipse 3.XNet beans 5.5/6.XRAD 6.XEXTRA TOOLSLog4IANTJUNITFrameworksHibernateSpringsi

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