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Advanced Java Programming Module

The document outlines an advanced Java programming course that covers JavaServer Pages (JSP), servlets, databases, and web applications over 45 sessions. The course introduces JSP concepts like scripting elements and directives. It covers integrating Java code and beans in JSP. Later sessions teach model-view-controller architecture, setting up web applications, controlling application behavior, and creating custom tag libraries. Later topics include accessing databases with JDBC, asynchronous page updates with AJAX, servlet fundamentals, handling requests and responses, cookies, and session tracking. The final session involves a live project training.

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Advanced Java Programming Module

The document outlines an advanced Java programming course that covers JavaServer Pages (JSP), servlets, databases, and web applications over 45 sessions. The course introduces JSP concepts like scripting elements and directives. It covers integrating Java code and beans in JSP. Later sessions teach model-view-controller architecture, setting up web applications, controlling application behavior, and creating custom tag libraries. Later topics include accessing databases with JDBC, asynchronous page updates with AJAX, servlet fundamentals, handling requests and responses, cookies, and session tracking. The final session involves a live project training.

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Advanced Java Programming Module

Course Name: Advanced Java (J2EE) Module


Course Duration: 45 Days
Session 1 Introduction and Overview of JSP
Understanding the need for JSP
Evaluating the benefits of JSP
Comparing JSP to other technologies
Avoiding JSP misconceptions
Understanding the JSP lifecycle
Installing JSP pages
Looking at JSP in the real world
Session 2 Invoke Java Code with JSP Scripting Element
Static vs. Dynamic Text
Dynamic Code and Good JSP Design
JSP Expressions
Servlet vs JSP Pages for similar tasks
JSP scriptlets and Declarations
Predefined variables
Comparison of expressions, scriptlets and
declaration
Session 3 The JSP page Directive
Understanding the purpose of the page
directive
Designating which classes are imported
Specifying the MIME type of the page
Generating Excel spreadsheets
Participating in sessions
Setting the size and behavior of the output
buffer
Designating pages to handle JSP errors
Controlling threading behavior
Session 4 Including Files and Applets in JSP Pages
Using jsp:include to include pages at request
time
Using <%@include ...%> (the include directive)
to include files at page translation time
Understanding why jsp:include is usually better
than the include directive
Using jsp:plugin to include applets for the Java
Plug-in
Session 5 JavaBeans Components in JSP Documents
Understanding the benefits of beans
Creating beans
Installing bean classes on your server
Accessing bean properties
Explicitly setting bean properties
Advanced Java (J2EE) Programming Module

Automatically setting bean properties from


request parameters
Sharing beans among multiple servlets and JSP
pages
Session 6 The Model View Controller (MVC) Arch.
Understanding the benefits of MVC
Using RequestDispatcher to implement MVC
Forwarding requests from servlets to JSP pages
Handling relative URLs
Choosing among different display options
Comparing data-sharing strategies
Session 7 Using and Deploying Web Applications
Purpose of Web Applications
Structure of Web Applications
Setting up Web Applications with Tomcat
Giving custom addresses to servlets
Sharing data among Web applications
Session 8 Controlling Web Application Behavior
Location and purpose of web.xml
Custom URLs
Initialization parameters
Preloading pages
Welcome pages
Error pages
Session 9 Creating Custom JSP Tag Libraries
Java-Based Tags
JSP-Based Tags (Tag files)
Session 10 Accessing Databases with JDBC
Overview of JDBC technology
JDBC Drivers
Basic Steps in using JDBC
Using JNDI with JDBC
Retrieving data from a ResultSet
Using prepared and callable statements
Handling SQL exceptions
Submitting multiple statements as a transaction
Session 11 AJAX: Asynchronous Page Updates
The basic AJAX process
Using dynamic content and JSP
Using dynamic content and servlets
Sending GET data
Sending POST data
Displaying HTML results
Parsing and displaying XML results
Session 12 Overview of Servlet and Setup
Understanding the role of servlets
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Evaluating servlets vs. other technologies
Understanding the role of JSP
Configuring the server
Configuring your development environment
Testing the server setup
Session 13 Servlet Basics
The basic structure of servlets
A simple servlet that generates plain text
A servlet that generates HTML
Servlets and packages
Some utilities that help build HTML
The servlet life cycle
Servlet debugging strategies
Session 14 Handling the Client Request: Form Data
The role of form data
Creating and submitting HTML forms
Reading individual request parameters
Reading the entire set of request parameters
Handling missing and malformed data
Dealing with incomplete form submissions
Filtering special characters out of the request
parameters
Session 15 Handling the Client Request
Reading HTTP request headers
Building a table of all the request headers
Understanding the various request headers
Reducing download times by compressing page
Differentiating among types of browsers
Session 16 Generating the Server Response
Format of the HTTP response
How to set status codes
What the status codes are good for
Shortcut methods for redirection and error
pages
A servlet that redirects users to browserspecific pages
A front end to various search engines
Session 17 HTTP Response Headers
Format of HTTP Response Headers
Setting response headers
Understanding what response headers are good
for
Building Excel spread sheets
Generating JPEG images dynamically
Sending incremental updates to the browser
Session 18 Handling Cookies
Advanced Java (J2EE) Programming Module

Understanding the benefits and drawbacks of


cookies
Sending outgoing cookies
Receiving incoming cookies
Tracking repeat visitors
Specifying cookie attributes
Differentiating between session cookies and
persistent cookies
Simplifying cookie usage with utility classes
Modifying cookie values
Remembering user preferences
Session 19 Session Tracking
Implementing session tracking from scratch
Using basic session tracking
Understanding the session-tracking API
Differentiating between server and browser
sessions
Encoding URLs
Storing immutable objects vs. storing mutable
objects
Tracking user access counts
Accumulating user purchases
Implementing a shopping cart
Building an online store
Session 20
Live Project Training

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