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JAVA WEB PROGRAMMING
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This two-day course teaches Java programmers how to build dynamic web applications using JavaServer Pages, Servlets and JavaBeans. These technologies combine to form the presentation side of a J2EE web-based application. Students will implement a Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture for their web applications.
Course Length: 2 Days
Course Tuition: $690 (US)
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| Java Programming, HTML. |
• Web Applications and MVC
Web Applications
JSPs and Servlets
Model-View-Controller
Model 2 Architecture
The WAR File
web.xml
Handling Errors
Building the WAR
Deploying the WAR
• JavaServer Pages
Introduction to JSP
JSP Syntax
JSP Scripting Elements
Request and Response Implicit Objects
page Directive
Error Handling
The include directive
include and forward Actions
• Java Servlets
Generic Servlet
Servlet Lifecycle
web.xml
HTTP Requests
HttpServlet
HTTPServletRequest
RequestDispatcher
ServletContext
HttpSession
JSP vs. Servlet
• JavaBeans
What is a JavaBean?
Rules
Properties
Using JavaBeans in JSPs
Properties and Forms
Data Access Objects
Resource Reference
Bean Scopes in Servlets
Bean Scopes in JSPs
• JSP Expression Language
JSP Expression Language
Literals
Variables
The . and [ ] Operators
Other Operators
Implicit Objects
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• Introduction to JSTL
What is JSTL?
Core Tags — Conditionals
Core Tags — Iteration and Import
Variables, Output, and Exceptions
XML Manipulation Tags
Internationalization Tags
SQL Tags
• Security
Concepts
Constraints
Roles
login-config
BASIC Authentication
FORM Authentication
Login and Error Pages
• Appendix A - Tag Libraries
Custom Tags
Using Custom Tags
Defining Tags
Tags with Attributes
Fragments and Variables
Packaging Tag Files
• Appendix B - ANT
What Is Ant?
build.xml
Tasks
Properties and Property Files
Managing Files and Directories
Filesets
Java Tasks
Creating Java Archives
Specifying Paths
Miscellaneous Tasks
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