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This document contains suggestions for topics to cover in books related to web application development. It includes topics on web security, HTTP authentication, system vulnerabilities, SSL, JNDI authentication, servlets, JDBC, JSP, Java beans, EJB, XML, HTML, and SGML. Example programs and code snippets are suggested to demonstrate concepts like servlet lifecycle, connecting JDBC to servlets, custom JSP tags, and XML DTDs. Questions are also provided to check student progress on understanding topics.

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Suggestion: by Exam Aasaan Hai

This document contains suggestions for topics to cover in books related to web application development. It includes topics on web security, HTTP authentication, system vulnerabilities, SSL, JNDI authentication, servlets, JDBC, JSP, Java beans, EJB, XML, HTML, and SGML. Example programs and code snippets are suggested to demonstrate concepts like servlet lifecycle, connecting JDBC to servlets, custom JSP tags, and XML DTDs. Questions are also provided to check student progress on understanding topics.

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MCS-051

Suggestion
By
Exam Aasaan Hai
Book 3
What is the need of web security ? Explain data integrity and system integrity in the
context of web security. (Page - 8)
 Explain HTTP basic authentication and HTTPS Client Authentication with the help of an
example program. (page - 12)
 Explain briefly, the different types of system vulnerabilities.(page – 20 check progress)
 What is SSL? Explain SSL encryption and Handshake mechanism. (Page - 28)
What is JNDI authentication ? Explain with the help of an example. (Page - 41)
Book 1
1. Servlet

2. JDBC

3. JSP
Unit 1 (Servlet)
 Generic servlet vs. HTTP servlet, dopost() vs. doget() page - 8
Servlet Life cycle with example progeam (page – 9,11) ****
How to connect JDBC with Servlet with example program (page - 20)
 Difference between GET and POST (page – 24 check progress)
 Difference Between Session and cookie (page – 24 check progress)
Servlet chaining vs. servlet engine?
 Servlet context Vs. Servlet config
Handling Cookies and a Session in a Java Servlet
Write a servlet program to fetch and display all the fields of an Account
table with field name, account_no., address and balance. (this just an
example program)
Unit 2 (JDBC)
 JDBC vs. ODBC (page – 33)
Types of JDBC statements and their purpose (page - 35)
Types of JDBC drivers(page - 36)
 Write a code fragment showing how to use JDBC to query and modify a
database. (Page 41, 43)
Unit 3 (JSP)
 Scripting Element in JSP ( Page - 58)
Explain Scriplets with example (page - 59)
What are the limitations of JSP ? How can the integration of JSP - and servlet
overcome these limitations ?
 What is custom tag in JSP ? What are the components that make up a tag
library in JSP ? (page – 69 check progress)
 Write a JSP program to display current date and time.
 Briefly explain JSP implicit objects. (page - 64)
What are the limitations of JSP ? How can the integration of JSP - and servlet
overcome these limitations ?
Book 2
Java Beans

 What is Java Bean? (page - 7)


 What is EJB? (Page - 9)
 Architecture of EJB with diagram (page 10 or 26)
 Advantages of EJB Architecture (Page – 28 )
 What is the difference between stateless and stateful session beans ?
 Life cycle of stateless and stateful session beans. (Page – 13,14)
 Entity Beans and it’s life cycle.
What is the purpose of message-driven beans ? Explain the various circumstances
under which a message-driven bean should be used. (Page – 18)
Java beans vs. Enterprise java Beans.
What is the advantage of using Entity beans over directly using JDBC APIs for
database connectivity ? (Page – 19 check progress)
Java Beans

 What are the services offered by EJB (page - 30)


What are the restriction on EJB? (Page – 31)
Session Beans vs. Entity Beans (page 33)
 Explain two interfaces associated with EJB class files.(Page – 59 check progress )
XML

 HTML vs. XML(page - 64)


 SGML vs. XML(Page – 66)
 XML design and development goals (page 68)
What is an XML parser ? What are the types ? Briefly explain. (Page - 74)
 XML Entities and it’s types.
 What is DTD? Why do we use it? Explain the different components of DTD?
XML

 XML example question type


A bank account has the following attributes :
i. Account number (mandatory)
ii. Customer_id (can be multiple)
iii. First name (mandatory)
iv. Middle name (optional)
v. Last name (optional)
vi. Account type (mandatory)
vii. Balance (mandatory)
Write an XML DTD to describe the bank account.

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