What you'll learn:
- Creation of web applications and Windows applications using Java. File handling and performing simple calculations in Java.
- Understanding JDBC APIs and the DriverManager class. Establishing connections to databases and creating JDBC statements.
- Working with different types of JDBC statements like PreparedStatement and CallableStatement.
- Handling result sets and metadata in JDBC. Exploring advanced JDBC concepts like BLOB and CLOB data types.
- Batch updates, auto-generated keys, and row sets in JDBC. Implementing connection pooling and transactions.
- Introduction to Java Servlets and their life cycle. Servlet request and response handling, including cookies and sessions.
- Communication between applets and servlets. Using JSPs for dynamic web content generation.
- Advanced JSP concepts like JavaBeans, custom tags, and EL expressions. Implementing internationalization in Java applications.
- Introduction to Java EE design patterns and web application security measures.
Welcome to our comprehensive Java and JDBC course! This course is designed to provide you with a thorough understanding of Java programming and Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) for building dynamic and interactive web applications. Throughout the course, you will explore a wide range of topics, from creating web and Windows applications using Java to advanced JDBC concepts and servlet development. Whether you're a beginner looking to enter the world of Java development or an experienced programmer seeking to enhance your skills, this course offers valuable insights and practical knowledge to propel your career forward. Join us on this exciting journey to mastering Java and JDBC! This comprehensive course is designed to provide students with a deep understanding of Java and JDBC (Java Database Connectivity). Starting with fundamental concepts, it progresses to advanced topics, covering servlets, JSP (JavaServer Pages), and internationalization using Java. Participants will learn to create web applications, handle file operations, perform database transactions, and communicate with applets. By the end, they will be equipped to develop robust Java-based web applications efficiently.
Section 1: Introduction to Java and JDBC
This section provides a foundational understanding of Java programming and JDBC (Java Database Connectivity). Students begin by creating sample web and Windows applications using Java, gaining hands-on experience in application development. They delve into file handling operations in Java and learn to perform simple calculations, setting the stage for more complex tasks.
Section 2: JDBC Statements and Result Sets
In this section, students dive deeper into JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) to interact with databases effectively. They explore JDBC APIs, including the DriverManager class and Connection interface, to establish connections with databases. Through lectures and practical examples, they master the creation of JDBC statements, prepared statements, and callable statements. Additionally, students learn to handle result sets and execute database queries efficiently.
Section 3: Advanced JDBC Concepts
Building upon their foundational knowledge, students explore advanced JDBC concepts to enhance their database interaction skills. They delve into topics such as storing and reading BLOB (Binary Large Object) and CLOB (Character Large Object) values, working with array data types, and implementing batch updates. Students also gain insights into handling XML data types, managing transactions, and utilizing wrapper interfaces for error handling.
Section 4: Working with Java Servlet
This section focuses on Java Servlets, which are server-side components used to extend the functionality of web servers. Students learn about the Servlet API, servlet life cycle, and various methods for handling client requests. They gain hands-on experience in creating servlet applications and deploying them on Tomcat servers. Topics include servlet initialization parameters, request dispatching, session tracking, and cookie management.
Section 5: Communicating with Applet
In this section, students explore techniques for communicating between Java applets and servlets, facilitating dynamic web content delivery. They learn about filters in Java, servlet context listeners, and HTTP session management. Through practical examples, students discover different types of inter-servlet communication mechanisms and gain proficiency in implementing them effectively.
Section 6: Servlet and JSP
This section introduces JavaServer Pages (JSP), a technology used for creating dynamic web content. Students learn about JSP life cycle, scripting tags, implicit objects, and directive tags. They explore advanced JSP concepts, including JavaBeans, custom tags, EL expressions, and internationalization. By the end of this section, students can develop robust web applications using servlets and JSP.
Section 7: Advanced JSP Concepts
In this section, students delve into advanced JavaServer Pages (JSP) concepts to further enhance their web development skills. They explore topics such as JavaBeans, which facilitate the separation of presentation and business logic, and learn how to declare and use beans within JSP pages. Additionally, students gain proficiency in creating custom tags, leveraging the JSP Tag Library (JSTL) for common tasks, and implementing conditional and looping constructs within JSP pages. Through hands-on examples and exercises, students solidify their understanding of JSP fundamentals and advanced techniques.
Section 8: Implementing Internationalisation using Java
This section focuses on implementing internationalization (i18n) in Java web applications, allowing them to support multiple languages and locales. Students learn about the Locale and ResourceBundle classes, which enable developers to manage localized resources effectively. They explore techniques for internationalizing web applications, including the use of general-purpose tags, conditional and looping tag examples, and formatting tags for numbers, dates, and time zones. By the end of this section, students are equipped with the knowledge and skills to develop Java applications that cater to diverse linguistic and cultural preferences.
Section 9: Java EE Implementation
The final section of the course introduces students to Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) design patterns and best practices for building robust and scalable web applications. Students learn about various design patterns commonly used in Java EE development, including authorization and authentication patterns for securing web applications. Through practical examples and case studies, students gain insights into implementing authentication mechanisms, managing user sessions, and ensuring the security of web applications against common vulnerabilities. By mastering Java EE implementation concepts, students are prepared to develop enterprise-grade web applications that meet industry standards and requirements.
