1.
Introduction to JEE 5
Tier
architecture, MVC architecture, Types of web containers Java
EE application Model, Distributed multi-tiered applications,
Security, Java EE components-client components-web
components-EJB components, Web services support, Java EE
APIs.
2.
Java Script
Introduction
to JavaScript, Java script variables, Operators, Conditional
statements, Functions, Loops, Popup Boxes, Events, Exception,
Array, Validations.
3.
Java Servlet Technology
Servlet
packages – javax.servlet package, javax.servlet.http package,
Servlet Lifecycle, instantiation, initialization service,
destroy – Request and Responses - Performing URL redirection –
RequestDispatcher, sendRedirect () –State management –
session, cookie, URL rewriting, hidden fields – Deploying
servlet using
application servers – web-application archieve, examining
web.xml deployment descriptor.
4.
Java Database Connectivity
(JDBC)
JBDC
Driver Types, processing result sets, ResultSetMetaData class,
scrollable resultset, PreparedStatement class,
CallableStatement, Performing batch update.
5.
Java Server Pages (JSP)
Introduction
to JSP-The JSP Request-Response Cycle, Structure Of A JSP Page
- JSP scripting elements and directives-, declarations,
expressions, directives, scriplets, comments,actions,implicite
JSP objects - Working with variable scopes – page scope,
request scope, session scope, application scope- Using java
beens,custom tags.
6.
Struts using MyEclipse
Model
View Controller (MVC) Design patterns – Model Components –
Action Forms, Action classes – View Components – Forms and
FormBean Interactions – Presentation Techniques – Controller
Components – Action Servlet & Action mapping
implementation – Handling input validation and business logic
exceptions
7.
Java Server Faces (JSF)
What
is JSF –JSF releases –features-JSF components-JSF tags-JSF
life cycle-JSF
architecture-JSF
HTML tag references, using JSF in
JSP
8.
Java Mail
Understanding
Protocols For Java Mail – SMTP, POP3, IMAP, MMIE- Java Mail
Components – session management, message manipulation, message
content, mail storage and retrieval -Using Java Mail API –
sending email and attachments, receiving e-mail, deletingb
mail, saving and loading mail.
9.
XML
Explaining
XML – well formed XML, valid XML-Understanding document
structure – prologue, elements, attributes- XML parsers – DOM
parsers, SAX parsers – Implementing XML DTDs, XML Namespaces,
XML schema.
10.
Web services
Defining
web services – universal resource identification, XML based
technologies, Concepts of Remote Method Invocation. DCOM, web
service architecture, advantage of web services, Technologies
behind web services – SOAP, WSDL, and
UDDI.
11.
Enterprise
Java Beans (EJB)
EJB
component architecture- EJB Server-Instance Passivation,
Instance Pooling, database Connection Pooling, Precashed
instances- EJB container, The Enterprise Bean – Entity
Bean-bean managed persistence, container managed persistence-
Session Bean- statefull session bean, stateless session bean,
Deploying and accessing an Enterprise java bean, entity bean,
Message Driven Beans, remote interface, Home interface, EJB
class – MDB life cycle methods.
12.
Java Messaging Service (JMS)
Introducing
JMS, Messaging models – point–to-point messaging,
publish-and–subscribe messaging, JMS components –
destinations, connections, connection factories, sessions,
producers, consumers, Configuring JMS.
13.
Security in JEE
Security
functions, JavaEE security implementation mechanism, securing
containers, programmatic security, securing the application
server.
14.
AJAX
with JAVA
Introducing
AJAX,
JavaScript for
Ajax,
Java and
Ajax,
Ajax
with Servlet and JSP, XML and JSON for
Ajax,
Database Application with
Ajax,
Ajax
libraries and Toolkits.
15.
Introduction to J2ME
Java
platforms(J2SE-J2EE-J2ME), Mobile Information Device Profile
(MIDP)-CLDC-CDC, J2ME Development Kit, JVM-KVM,MIDlets-MIDlets
API-MIDlet Lifecycle, Creating Applications using
MIDlets.
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