Complete java syllabus 7448062045 Yesdo Sddd
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Complete java syllabus 7448062045 Yesdo Sddd
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- 2. Training Outline IntroductiontoJava Technology History of Java Features of Java Writing, compiling and executing Java program Data types, Variables andarray Data Types Variable Literal Keywords Arrays Operators Operators Types of operator Expressions Operator precedence Control flow statements Branching Statements Looping Statement class Fundamentals and OOP OOP and Its Features Classes and Objects in Java Constructor This reference Overloading Nested And Inner classes Why YesdoSoftindia for Training? One by one Training (1 faculty for 1 student). 100% Practical Training. No Class room session. No fee for Interview preparation. No fee for communication skills training. No Time boundation for Practical session. No Black/White board session. No fee for Resume preparation. Real Time Training (Complete IT environment). 100 % job Assistance. Latest tutorial provided. Technologies update on weekly basis. Personal attention. Training on the basis of company´s requirement. Percentage of placement is more than 95%. Dedicated team
- 3. Inheritance Inheritancebasics, Super Runtime Polymorphism Abstractclasses and Methods Packages and Interfaces Package Interface Visibility modifiers Exceptionhandling What is Exception? Caching and Handling exceptions Throw statement and throw clause Creating your own exception Multithreading programming Thread and Multithreaded programs Thread Priority Thread Synchronization Inter-thread communication
- 4. String handling String class StringBuffer and StringBuilder class API classes fromjava. Lang package Wrapper classes Autoboxing and Autounboxing I/O I/O Streams File handling classes ObjectSerialization Utility andLegacy classes Legacy classes Classes fromjava.util
- 5. Collectionframework Collections List and Iterators Set Map Queue Applet Creating applet Applet skeleton Graphics methods Applet tag and parameters Event handling AWT event handling model Event classes and listeners Adaptor classes
- 6. AWT Overview AWT components Menus and Dialogs Layoutmanagers Swings Introduction to Swings Swing Containers Swing Components Advance Java Syllabus Objectives of the Course Understanding The Java Programming and Development Developing Applications using MVC Architecture Implementing OOPs Concepts in Live Project SCJP oriented advanced Java Concepts Prerequisites: Familiar with core Java Programming Techniques Duration of the Course 40 Hrs Who can attend this course? Graduates Professionals Web Developers Advanced Java Online Training Course Content Overview JDBC – Java Database Connectivity
- 7. Introduction to JDBC JDBC architecture java.sql Package Connection to Oracle using different types of drivers Using DriverManager and Connection Using Statement and PreparedStatement Working with ResultSet Working with ResultSetMetaData and database metadata Scrollable and updatable ResultSet Calling stored procedures using CallableStatement Simple Transaction management Batch updates Pros and cons of different types of drivers RowSets Working with CLOB, BLOB Java Servlets Understanding server-side scripting Understanding web application structure Introduction to Servlets Web Server & Web Container Understanding tags web.xml javax.servlet and javax.servlet.http packages Life cycle of servlet ServletRequest, ServletResponse Understanding HTTP methods – doGet(), doPost() Creating a Servlet and calling it ServletConfig and ServletContext Sending request, init and context parameters Servlet Chaining SendRedirect Forward Include Working with Attributes Working with a database in Servlets Session Tracking Mechanisms HttpSession Cookies URL-Rewriting Hidden-Form Fields Working with filters Working with Listeners JSP (Java Server Pages) Introduction to JSP Life cycle of JSP
- 8. Disadvantages of Servlets JSP Components Directives Declaratives Scriptlets Expressions Standard Actions Custom Tags JSP implicit objects Accessing database from JSP Using JavaBeans with JSP Working with JSP Standard action tags Working with expression language Error Handling in a jsp Creating custom tags JSTL (Java Server Pages Tag Library) IDE Eclipse Netbeans SPRING Introduction to Spring Framework POJO and POJI Model Programming Introduction to Modules of Spring Core Module JDBC/DAO Module WEBMVC Module ORM Module AOP Module JEE Module SPRING CORE Introduction to IOC Introduction to Spring Container Dependency Injection Setter Injection Constructor Injection Injecting Primitive Data types and Collection classes Autowiring Inner beans Alias Names
- 9. Lazy Initialization Bean Inheritance Factory methods Configuration Bean Life Cycle Bean Scopes Dependency Check depends-on attribute Aware Interfaces Working with properties files Multiple Configuration files Pre processor and Post Processors I18N Annotations Spring JDBC/DAO Drawbacks of plain JDBC JDBC Template NamedParameter JDBC Template Simple JDBC Template All the methods defined in Templates DAOSupport classes Callback interfaces DrivermanagerDatasource BasicDataSource Combopooled DataSource ServerSuppiled DataSource Examples of database access operations using spring DAO Examples of accessing stored procedures using spring DAO Spring ORM Drawbacks of Hibernate Spring with Hibernate without HibernateTemplate Spring with Hibernate with HibernateTemplate HiberanteTemplate HibernateDAOSupport Callback interfaces Spring with JPA and other ORM integration Spring AOP Introduction Need of AOP Aspect JoinPoint PointCut
- 10. Advice Target Weaving Dynamic Proxy. Spring AOP Architecture Before Advice After Returning Advice Throws Advice Around Advice After Advice XML based AOP Schema based AOP Annotation based AOP Covers Spring 2.0 AOP, @AspectJ Style AOP support Spring MVC Introduction Spring MVC Resources Commands or Models DispatcherServlet Controller Classes Spring MVC flow Steps to develop the SpringMVC application HadlerMappings BeanNameUrlHandlerMapping SimpleUrlHandlerMapping ControllerClassNameHandlerMapping Validations ViewResolvers XmlViewResolver ResourceBundleViewResolver Spring with JMS Integration Spring 3.0 Annotations Hibernate Training Course Overview Advantages of Hibernate compared to JDBC Introduction ORM (Object Relational Mapping)
- 11. Hibernate Resources Configuration file Mapping file Persistent class or POJO Client application. Hibernate Architecture Installation and Directory Structure Hibernate Data Types First Application using Hibernate Hibernate API Configuration SessionFactory Session Transaction Object Life cycle in Hibernate Transient object Persistent object Detached object CRUD operations using Session methods. save, persist, SaveOrUpdate update, merge, delete load, get flush, evict, clear etc Versioning Primary key Generators
- 12. Assigned Increment Sequence Hilo Seqhilo Identity Foreign Native UUID Custom generator Hibernate Query Language (HQL) Joins in Hibernate Batch processing and Native SQL Criteria API Criteria with projections Inheritance Mapping Table per class Table per sub class Table per concrete class Component Mapping Custom Mapping Collection Mapping <list> <set> <map> <bag> Mapping array
- 13. Sorting collections Association Mapping one to one one to many many to one many to many Uni directional Bi directional Explanation on inverse and cascade attributes Caching First level Cache(Session cache) Second level Cache(SessionFactory cache) Query level cache Connection Pool Default connection pool Server supplied pool Third party vendor connection pool Transactions and Concurrency Programmatic transactions with JTA Optimistic Concurrency control Pessimistic Concurrency control Hibernate Pagination Hibernate Filter Hibernate Interceptor Connecting with Multiple Databases(Oracle, HypersonicSQL) Integrating Hibernate with Servlet Integrating Hibernate with Struts Working with Hibernate Annotations
- 14. STRUTS – 1.x Different types of Applications Different Layers in Application Presentation Processing Layer Business Processing Layer Data Storage and Access Layer Web Application Designing Models Model1-Architecture Model2-Architecture(MVC) Designing web application using MVC architecture Struts Introduction Struts Architecture Struts Resources JSP ActionServlet web.xml ActionForm Action class Struts Configuration File Explanation about Struts-configuration File Detailed explanation of struts request processing flow Customizing RequestProcessor Validations in Struts Client Validations Server-side Validations By using validate() method – programmatic approach By using Validator Framework – declarative approach Combination of programmatic approach and declarative approach Different types of Action Forms and Dynamic Action Forms Action Form DynaActionForm ValidatorForm DynavalidatorForm ValidatorActionForm DynaValidatorActionForm
- 15. Exception Handling in Struts Programmatic Approach Declarative Approach Local Forwards and Global Forwards Local Exceptions and Global Exceptions Struts predefined Tag libraries HTML Tag Library Bean Tag Library Logic Tag Library Nested Tag Library Tiles Tag Library Predefined Action Classes ForwardAction IncludeAction DispatchAction LookupDispatchAction MappingDispatchAction SwitchAction LocaleAction DownloadAction EventDispatchAction Internationalization(I18N) in Struts 1.x Struts with Ajax Example Preventing Double Submits Data Source File Uploading and Downloading in Struts Tiles Framework IDEs: Eclipse, Netbeans STRUTS – 2.x Basic Components of Struts 2 Struts 2 Features Differences between Struts 1.x & 2.x Steps to Create Struts 2 Application Core Components in Struts 2 Filter Dispatcher Interceptors
- 16. Value Stack Action Context Action Invocation OGNL(Object Graph Notation Language) Struts 2 Work Flow Struts 2 Action Struts 2 Configuration Multi Configuration MultiNameSpace Struts 2 Tag Library Interceptors Params Interceptor Model Driven Interceptor Custom Interceptor Exception Handling Struts 2 Validation Custom Validation Input Validation Aware Interfaces Application Aware Session Aware Request and Response Awares Internationalization(I18N) in Struts 2.x
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