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Java Servlet/JSP

Overview

This course presents an in-depth coverage on developing server-side web applications using Java Servlets API and JSP (Java Server Page). This course covers the materials needed to take the Java Web Component Developer certification exam (310-080) administered by Sun Microsystems. Students must have the fundamental knowledge and experience in the Java programming language in order to best benefit from taking this course. Java Web Component Developer certification exam requires Sun Certified Programmer status. Like other web publishing related application areas, Java technology can be divided into two primary areas: the client-side and server-side. In a nutshell, Java applets are client-side applications; whereas Java Servlets are server-side applications. The demand for Java server-side programmers in the IT job market is in a rapid growth. Therefore, the proficiency in Java Servlets programming will make you highly marketable. To become a true Java programmer, you really need to be able to develop applets and Servlets.

Prerequisites

Students must be familiar with HTML and The Internet with some Java Script knowledge.

Outline

Module 1: Basic Networking Concepts

·         Objectives

·         Early Web Architecture 

·         Dynamic Content: CGI, SSI Java Script and Java Applets 

·         Servlets: Framework and Advantages 

·         Application Architecture: Two Tier and Three-Tier 

·         HTTP and HTML 

·         HTTP Transaction, Request, Methods, Response Codes, Headers and Entity Headers 

·         Media Types and Subtypes 

·         HTML Basic Tags and Form Tags 

Module 2: Servlets

·        Objectives

·        HelloWorld Servlet

·        Mapping Requests to Servlets 

·        Servlet Creation, Initialization, execution and Destruction 

·        Package javax.servlet 

·        package javax.servlet. Http ServletRequest, Http.Java.ServletResponse and Http Utilities

·        A Customer Support Site 

·        Session Tracking with Cookies and Tracking by URL Rewriting 

Module 3: More Servlets

·        Document Object Models 

·        Server Side Includes and Java Web Server Templates

·        JavaServer Pages, JSP and Beans 

·        USEBEAN Tag, Embedded Script Tags 

·        JSP Directives, Servlet Sandbox

·        Queries Update and Update Statements  

Module 4: Servlets and JDBC  

·        Tables and Keys

·        Drivers 

·        HTT Authentication and Update Statements

·        Securing the Customer’s Site

·        Result Set                                                                           

·        Using a JDBC in a Custom site