Advance Java Programming
About Course
Welcome to the Java Development Essentials course! This comprehensive program covers key Java topics including Swing for GUI applications, JDBC for database connectivity, Java Networking and J2EE for network programming, Servlets for web development, JSP and JSTL for server-side scripting, Hibernate 4.0 for ORM, and Spring MVC for scalable web applications. Get ready to master essential Java skills for modern development!
What Will You Learn?
- In this course, you will learn the fundamental concepts and practical skills required for Java development, including creating interactive graphical user interfaces (GUIs) using Swing, connecting Java applications to databases with JDBC, implementing network communication and enterprise-level solutions with Java Networking and J2EE, building dynamic web applications using Servlets, Event Listeners, and Filters, mastering server-side scripting and tag-based programming with Java Server Pages (JSP) and JSTL, understanding Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) principles with Hibernate 4.0, and developing scalable web applications using the Spring MVC framework.
Course Content
Swing
Welcome to Java Swing Essentials! This course covers the fundamentals of Swing, an integral part of Java's graphical user interface (GUI) toolkit. You'll explore Swing's MVC architecture, differences from AWT, and dive into essential components like JFrame, JLabel, JButton, JTextComponent, JToggleButton, JRadioButton, and JCheckbox. Additionally, you'll learn about Swing's pluggable Look and Feel for customizable visual styles, making this course a must for anyone delving into Java GUI development.
MVC Architecture
04:25Difference Between AWT and swing.
03:05Swing Events
06:30Swing GUI component
06:00Layout Managers
05:45Window and Frame
03:40Swing
JDBC
Welcome to Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) Essentials! This course covers the core components of JDBC, including its architecture, drivers, and the java.sql package. You'll delve into JDBC drivers, CRUD operations using JDBC, and key interfaces like DriverManager, Driver, Connection, Statement, and ResultSet. Additionally, you'll learn about the differences between java.sql and javax.sql, making this course essential for mastering Java's database interaction capabilities.
JDBC Architecture
03:45Type of JDBC Driver
04:30Different way to create the JDBC connection
04:10Step to Connect With Database
03:15JDBC
Java Networking and J2EE
Welcome to Java Networking and Java Enterprise Edition (J2EE) Basics! In this course, you'll explore network programming in Java using the java.net package, learning to establish two-way communication between server and client using both TCP and UDP protocols. Additionally, you'll dive into the features and architecture of Java Enterprise Edition (J2EE), along with working with Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB). This course is designed to provide you with a solid foundation in Java networking and enterprise-level development.
J2EE Architecture
05:00URL and URL Connection Class
05:40TCP/IP Server Socket
06:10Datagram Socket Datagram Packet Class
05:05Java Networking and J2EE
Servlets, Event Listeners and Filters
Welcome to Servlets Essentials! This course delves into the javax.servlet and javax.servlet.http packages, covering the servlet life cycle, creating servlets, ServletConfig and ServletContext objects, and the HttpServletRequest and HttpServletResponse interfaces. You'll also explore session tracking mechanisms, event handling, creating and configuring filters, parameter initialization in filters, and manipulating responses using filters. By the end of this course, you'll have a strong grasp of servlet development and web application management in Java.
Servlet Creation Method
04:50Servlet with Its Life Cycle
05:35Session Tricking Mechanism
04:05Event Handling in Servlet
04:15Filter
04:10Difference Between Generic and Http Servlet
03:10Servlet Context and Configuration
02:53Request dispatcher
04:15Cookie
04:10Servlets, Event Listeners and Filters
Java Server Pages and JSTL
Welcome to Java Server Pages (JSP) Fundamentals! This course introduces you to JSP technology, covering its architecture including Model I and Model II, the life cycle of a JSP page, working with basic JSP tags, action tags, and implicit objects in JSP. You'll also explore JSP Unified EL, elements of tag extensions, the Tag Extension API in Java, the life cycle of Simple Tag Handlers, and an introduction to JSTL including Core Tag Library and XML Tag Library. By the end of this course, you'll have a solid understanding of JSP development and advanced features for building dynamic web applications.
JSP with Its Life Cycle
03:30JSP Implicit Object
04:50Difference between JSP and Servlet
00:00JSP Processing Life Cycle
02:50JSP XML Tags
03:05JSP Action Tag
03:00JSLT Tag
04:12JSP Exception Tag
03:15Java Server Pages and JSTL
Hibernet 4.0
Welcome to Hibernate Essentials! This course explores the architecture of Hibernate, Hibernate Query Language (HQL), setting up the development environment, creating database tables, writing Hibernate configuration files, JavaBean and Hibernate mapping files, and implementing Object-Relational mapping (O/R mapping) with Hibernate. By the end of this course, you'll have a strong foundation in Hibernate ORM and its essential components for database interaction in Java applications.
Hibernate
04:21HQL
03:25HQL Architecture
04:50Difference between HQL and SQL
02:20Hibernet 4.0
Spring MVC
Spring MVC : Spring Framework Architecture; Dependency Injection
and Inversion of Control; AOP with Spring; Managing Transactions
in Spring; Spring Form Tag Library; Spring’s Web MVC Framework
Spring Architecture
04:11Spring Bean Life Cycle
02:55AOP Spring
02:55Spring MVC
Student Ratings & Reviews
No Review Yet
