Java Server-Side Programming I

Course Number: 548-TF
Recommended Duration: 5 days

Intended Audience
Experienced programmers (COBOL, Visual Basic, or some other language). A three-day, abbreviated version of this course is available for experienced C++ programmers.

Course Overview
In this course, the experienced programmers are introduced to Java. Participants will create, test, and deploy Java applications servlets, and JSPs. There are 24 machine exercises.

Objectives
Participants will learn object oriented basics, and how to create, test, and deploy programs using the Java language. Students write applications, servlets, and JSPs as part of the hands-on exercises.

Prerequisites
Students must have programming experience. Experience with text editor, manipulating files and directories, and using a browser is required.

Topics

Java Virtual Machine (JVM)
Java Security
Applications. Applets, Servlets, JSP
Compilation and testing
Object-oriented principles (Inheritance, Polymorphism, Encapsulation, etc…)
Packages, naming and Import
Comments and Javadoc
Datatypes and variables
Primitive types and Strings
Reference vs. non-Reference types
Classes and Objects: creating new, garbage collection
Arrays, Vectors, and Collections
Operators and Expressions
Conditions: if-then-else, switch
Loops: for/while/do while
Exceptions: try, throw, catch
Inheritance: Subclass/Superclass
Class vs. Instance variables/methods
Constructors
Introduction to Multi-threading
Java’s built-in class libraries
Introduction to Java networking
Introduction to Java File I/O
Introduction to Java SQL access using JDBC (Oracle or DB2 UDB extensions optionally covered)
Java Beans
Servlet basics
JSP introduction
VisualAge for Java Overview (opt.)

Java Server-Side Programming I

Java Virtual Machine (JVM)

Java Security

Applications. Applets, Servlets, JSP

Compilation and testing

Object-oriented principles (Inheritance, Polymorphism, Encapsulation, etc…)

Packages, naming and Import

Comments and Javadoc

Datatypes and variables

Primitive types and Strings

Reference vs. non-Reference types

Classes and Objects: creating new, garbage collection

Arrays, Vectors, and Collections

Operators and Expressions

Conditions: if-then-else, switch

Loops: for/while/do while

Exceptions: try, throw, catch

Inheritance: Subclass/Superclass

Class vs. Instance variables/methods

Constructors

Introduction to Multi-threading

Java’s built-in class libraries

Introduction to Java networking

Introduction to Java File I/O

Introduction to Java SQL access using JDBC (Oracle or DB2 UDB extensions optionally covered)

Java Beans

Servlet basics

JSP introduction

VisualAge for Java Overview (opt.)