This training is jointly organized by OIT

Training will be held Online 

This project-oriented course will enable students to use various techniques for building browser-based applications for dynamically generated websites, e-commerce, web-enabled enterprise computing, and other applications that require web access to server-based resources. Particular attention will be paid to methods for making web-based applications efficient, maintainable, and flexible. The course will use at least two sets of tools: servlets/JSP and a higher-level Java-based framework such as JSF 2.0. Major topics will include handling HTTP request information, generating HTTP response data, tracking sessions, designing custom tag libraries or components, page templating, asynchronously page updates with Ajax, and separating content from presentation through use of the MVC architecture. Additional topics may include HTML5, database access techniques for web apps, web app security, and dependency injection in web apps (e.g., with the Spring framework).

Course Goal

To master the web programming techniques, with an emphasis on HTML, JSP, Servlets and Java Frameworks.

COURSE OUTLINE: 

Core Java which is essential for Java EE.

 

• Working With Java Data Types
• Using Operators and Decision Constructs
• Creating and Using Arrays
• Using Loop Constructs
• Working with Methods and Encapsulation
• Working with Inheritance
• Handling Exceptions
• Java Class Design
• Object-Oriented Design Principles
• Generics and Collections
• String Processing
• JDBC

 

 

Introduction of Web Application and Java Web Programming

• Introduction to web application
• Component of web application
• How static web page work
• How dynamic web page work
• Component of java web application
• Introduction of JSP and Servlet

Basic Technology to Develop Web Application

  

• Introduction and Example of  HTML
• Introduction and Example of  CSS
• Introduction and Example of  JavaScript
• Introduction and Example of  AJAX
• Introduction and Example of  JQUERY
• Introduction and Example of  JSON

 

 

Why we use Jsp and Servlet? Essential servlet and JSP Skills

• What does the server do?
• What does the client do?
• Client and server only know HTML and HTTP
• GET and POST request
• Difference between HTTO Get and POST
• An Overview of JSP Code

Web Application Architecture and Tomcat Basics

• What is container?
• What if you had java but no servlets or container?
• What does container give?
• Servlet and deployment descriptor(DD)
• Combine servlet and JSP in application
• How to install Tomcat
• Summary of Tomcat directory and files
• Start stop and test tomcat.
• How to change tomcat port and basic troubleshooting
• Application run and working with tomcat web application manager.

Working with servlet and JSP project

• Project development on Servlet
• Project development on JSP
• Discussion on then

 

 

 Servlet filter

• What is servlet filter
• Why we need servlet filter
• What can filter do?
• Servlet filter project(authentication filter, filter config)

 

 

 Introduction and benefits of MVC pattern

• What is MVC?
• MVC in JSP
• Model 1 architecture
• Model 2 or MVC pattern

Spring Framework

• What is spring
• IoC or and dependency injection
• Spring Example
• Spring MVC
• Xml and Annotation based spring MVC program

Hibernate ORM

• What is ORM?
• Architecture of Hibernate
• Hibernate using Xml and Annotation
• Basic HQL(Hibernate Query Language)

Developing project with Spring and Hibernate

• Developing CRUD example using Spring MVC and Hibernate ORM

Birt Reporting Tools

• Introduction of Birt Reporting tools
• Design some report

Complete Project

• Develop a complete project using Spring Hibernate and Birt Reporting