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Introduction

1

  • Why Java
  • Paradigms
  • Diff B/W Java & Other (C,C++)
  • Java History
  • Java Features
  • Java programming format
  • Java Statements
  • Java Data Types
OOPS (Object Oriented Programming & Systems)

2

  • Introduction
  • Object
  • Constructors
  • This Key Word
  • Inheritance
  • Super Key Word
  • Polymorphism (Over Loading & Over Riding)
  • Abstraction
  • Interface
  • Encapsulation
  • Introduction to all predefined packages
  • User Defined Packages
  • Access Specifiers
STRING Manipulation

3

  • String
  • String Buffer
Array

4

  • What is Array
  • Single Dimensional Array
  • Multi Dimensional Array
  • Sorting of Arrays
Exception Handling

5

  • Introduction
  • Pre Defined Exceptions
  • Try-Catch-Finally
  • Throws, throw
  • User Defined Exception examples
I/O Streams

6

  • Introduction
  • Byte-oriented streams
  • Character – oriented streams
  • File
Multithreading

7

  • Introduction
  • Thread Creations
  • Thread Life Cycle
  • Life Cycle Methods
  • Synchronization
  • Wait() notify() notify all() methods
Wrapper Classes

8

  • Introduction
  • Byte, Short, Integer, Long, Float, Double, Character
  • Boolean classes
Inner Classes

9

  • Introduction
  • Member Inner Class
  • Static Inner Class
  • Local Inner Class
  • Anonymous Inner Class
Collection Frame Work

10

  • Introduction
  • Util Package interfaces, List, Set, Map
  • List Interface 7 Its Classes
  • Set Interface & Its Classes
  • Map Interface & Is Classes
AWT

11

  • Introduction
  • Components
  • Event-Delegation-Model
  • Listeners
  • Layouts
  • Individual Components Lable, Button, Check Box, Radio Button,
  • Choice, List, Menu, Text Field, Text Area
SWING (JFC)

12

  • Introduction Diff B/W AWT and SWING
  • Components hierarchy
  • Panes
  • Individual Swings components J Label
  • JButton, JTextField, JTextAres
Advanced Java Syllabus (J2EE Course Syllabus) — Introduction to Enterprise Edition

13

  • Distributed Multitier Applications
  • J2EE Containers
  • Web Services Support
  • Packaging Applications
  • J2EE 1.4 APIs
Web Server and Application Server

14

  • Tomcat-Introduction
  • Overview, installation, Configuring Tomcat
  • Jboss server-Introduction
  • Overview,installation and Configuration
  • Comparison
SQL

15

  • Basics of SQL queries
    • SQL Joins
JDBC

16

  • Introduction
  • JDBC Architecture
  • Types of Drivers
  • Statement
  • Result Set
    • Read Only Result Set
    • Updatable Result Set
    • Forward Only Result Set
    • Scrollable Result Set
    • Prepared Statement
Servlets

17

  1. Introduction
  2. Web application Architecture
  3. HTTP Protocol & HTTP Methods
  4. Web Server & Web Container
  5. Servlet Interface
  6. HTTPServlet
  7. GenericServlet
  8. Servlet Life Cycle
  9. Servlet Config
  10. Servlet Context
  11. Servlet Communication<.li>

Servlet-Browser Communication

  • sendError
  • setHeader
  • sendRedirect

Web-Component Communication

  • Forward
  • Include

Servlet-Applet Communication

  • Session Tracking Mechanisms
  • Http Session
  • Cookies
  • URL-Rewriting
  • Hidden-Form Fields
  • Filters & Wrappers
  • Listeners
  • Web-Security
JSP

18

  • Introduction
  • Jsp LifeCycle
  • Jsp Implicit Objects & Scopes
  • Jsp Directives
    • page
    • include
    • taglib
Jsp Scripting Elements

19

  • declaratives
  • scriptlets
  • expressions
JSP Actions

20

Standard Actions

  • useBean  tag
  • setProperty tag
  • getProperty tag
  • include  tag
  • forward  tag
  • param  tag
  • plug-in  tag
  • params tag
  • fallback tag
  • directives tag
  • scriptlet tag
  • expression tag

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