This document outlines the contents of an advanced Java course, including introductions to Java EE, servlets, JSP, HTTP, databases, and EJBs. The course covers key concepts like the model-view-controller pattern, request dispatching, session management, connecting to databases using JDBC and data sources, and integrating components using Enterprise JavaBeans. It provides an overview of important Java EE and web application technologies and architectures.
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Advance Java Course Contents
This document outlines the contents of an advanced Java course, including introductions to Java EE, servlets, JSP, HTTP, databases, and EJBs. The course covers key concepts like the model-view-controller pattern, request dispatching, session management, connecting to databases using JDBC and data sources, and integrating components using Enterprise JavaBeans. It provides an overview of important Java EE and web application technologies and architectures.
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Advance Java Course Contents
1.) JAVA EE introduction
2.) Servlets and JSP 3.) How the Web works, Thin clients,TCP/IP 4.) HTTP Overview, Brief HTML Review 5.) Overview of Java EE, Servlets and Web Applications 6.) HTTP Headers and MIMI Types 7.) Request Dispatcher: Including and Forwarding 8.) Sharing data with the request object attributes 9.) Sharing data with Servlet Context attributes 10.) Error Handling 11.) Model View Controller 12.) Data Sharing among Servlets and JSP 13.) JSP Capabilities and Session Management 14.) JDBC Capabilities 15.) JDBC Architecture, API Overview 16.) Connecting to Database 17.) Database Metadata, Handling Database exceptions, 18.) DAO 19.) JDBC Driver Types 20.) Advance JDBC Features 21.) Component Integration and EJB 22.) Web Architecture 23.) Connecting Servlets to a database via Data source 24.) JNDI, Writing an EJB Client