Java Syllabus

Java/J2EE Training Course Overview

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Course Objective:
Understanding the concept of Object Oriented Programming Approach.
Understanding Java Programming Language.
Understanding Java Runtime Environment and Java Virtual Machine.
Understanding Core Java.
Understanding J2EE architecture and specifications.
Understanding N-Tier Enterprise Application Development using J2EE specifications and
Frameworks..
Understanding different open source frameworks.

Week 1 (Core Java)

Part 1 – Java Foundation:
Object Oriented Programming (OOP) Concept
Meaning of Abstraction, Polymorphism, Inheritance and Encapsulation
Introduction of Java Programming Language
Features of Java Programming Language
Introduction of Java JDK, JRE, JVM, Class Loader, Compiler, Interpretator, Garbage
Collector, Environment Variables, Class-Path and import
Platform Independency
Introduction to Class, Object, Instance
First Java Program, Main method, compilation and execution
Introduction to java Package and Access Modifiers
Part 2 – Java Statements:
Java Conditional Statements and Loops (IF-ELSE, SWITCH-CASE, WHILE loop, DOWHILE
loop, FOR loop)
Data Types and Variables in Java
Primitive Data Types
Expression/Operator in Java
Java String and Array Objects
Java I/O streams
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Week 2 (Advance Core Java)

Part 1 – Advanced Features:

Java Generics and type safety
Auto-boxing /un-boxing
Java Enumerations
Introduction to Enhanced ‘For Loop’ (for each loop) in java
Introduction to enhanced if/else
Java mutable objects – Introduction to StringBuffer and StringBuilder object
 String Tokenizer
Comparing and identifying objects
Class/Type casting in java
Static methods and variables
Part 2 – Object Collaborations:
Introduction to Object Composition and Class Inheritance
‘Has a’ and ‘Is a’ relationship
Java Class Inheritance
Java Interface and Abstract Classes
Inner classes
Java Object Cloning – Shallow and Deep Copy
Java Serialization
Polymorphism – Method Overriding and Overloading
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Week 3 (Advance Core Java contd…)

Part 1 – Exception Handling in Java:

Introduction to Exception and Errors in Java
Throwable, Error and Exception class
Exception Hierarchy
Checked and un-checked exceptions
Catching exceptions
Introduction to try, catch, finally, throws and throw

Part 2 – Multi-Threading in Java:

Introduction to thread and process

Threaded and non-threaded applications
Creating Threads- Introduction to Thread Class and Runnable Interface
Life Cycle of Threads
Thread methods and Object Methods
Inter Thread communication and thread priority
Primitive scheduling and time slicing
Race condition, Deadlocks, thread leak
Resource lock and thread synchronization
Synchronized keyword, Transient object, java.util.concurrent.locks.Lock
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Week 4 (Advance Core Java contd…)

Part 1 – SQL and Java JDBC:

Introduction to SQL (DDL, DML, DCL, DTL)
Basic SQL operations: Create table, insert data, update data, delete data
Table joins: self-join, equi-join, inner join, left-outer join and right-outer join
Introduction to PL/SQL, Stored Procedures, Functions, Views, Triggers, Cursors
DB performance tuning
 Introduction to JDBC and type 4 JDBC drivers
Statement, PreparedStatement, CallableStatement
JDBC ResultSet and MetaData
Introduction to Transaction and Transaction handling in JDBC
Part 2 – Java Collection Framework:
Introduction to java Collection framework
Set and List implementations
LinkedList, Vector and ArrayList
Map implementation
HashTable and HashMap
Queue and Stack Interface
Part 3 – Java Design Patterns:
Introduction to OOD and Design Pattern
Creational Design Patterns: Singleton, Factory, Builder, Prototype, Object Pool
Behavioral Design Patterns: Command Pattern, Iterator, Observer
Structural Design Patterns: Adapter, Decorator
Service oriented Architecture (SOA) design pattern
Model-View-Controller (MVC) design pattern
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Week 5 (J2EE Specifications)

Part 1 – Introduction to J2EE:

Introduction to J2EE, J2SE
J2EE architecture and specifications
Client-Server applications, Web applications, enterprise applications
2,3 and n-tier applications
Part 2 – Java Servlet and JSP:
Introduction to Web Servers and Servlets
Creating a Servlets and Servlet Methods
Servlet Life Cycle
Introduction to Java Server Pages (JSP)
Creating a JSP page and JSP Life cycle methods
GET and POST method
JSP tags and Java Standard Tag Library (JSTL)
JSP Actions, JSP Expression, Declarations and Scriplets
JSP implicit objects
Session tracking
Part 3 – Introduction to EJB:
Introduction to Application Servers and Enterprise Java Beans (EJB)
Types of EJB
Entity Beans – CMP and BMP
Session Beans – Stateless and Statefull session bean
Message Driven Beans (MDB)
Life cycle of Statefull session beans
Introduction to EJB 3
Introduction to JMS and JPA
 Transaction Handling in EJB and JPA
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Week 6(J2EE Frameworks)

Part 1 – Struts MVC:

Introduction to MVC design pattern
Struts Model, Vew and Controller flow
Action Servlet, Action Form and Action Mapping
Action Classes and its types
Struts Configuration file, application properties and internationalization
Struts Tiles framework
Part 2 – Hibernate:
Introduction to OR mapping framework and Hibernate
Hibernate configuration file
Hibernate mapping files and mapped persistence classes
Features and benefits of Hibernate
Introduction to Configuration, SessionFactory, Session, Transaction, Query, Criteria
Transaction handling in Hibernate
Table relationships in Hibernate
Hibernate Exceptions
Introduction to Transient, Persistent and Detached object in Hibernate
Hibernate Template
Part 3 – WebServices:
Introduction to SOA and WebServices
SOAP based WebServices and RestFullWebServices
Introduction to XML, XSLT, DTD and XML Schema
Introduction to JAX-WS and WebServices Protocol Stack
Introduction to JAX-RPC and SOAP
Introduction to JAXP parsers – DOM and SAX parsers
Introduction to JAXB
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SOAP message format
WSDL file format
Publishing and consuming WebServices
Introduction to WebServices Engine – Apache Axis 2

Week 7(J2EE Frameworks – Spring Framework)

Part 1 – Spring Framework

Introduction to Spring Framework
Dependency Injection (DI) and Inversion of Control (IOC)
Feature of Spring Framework
Spring Components/Layers
Bean Factory, Spring Context, Spring AOP, Spring DAO, Spring ORM, Spring Web
Module, Spring MVC
 Spring Configuration File
Spring Bean Life Cycle
Spring Bean Factory Interface
Spring Application Context
Types of Dependency Injection
Spring Bean Wiring and Auto Wiring
Spring Bean Scopes
Part 2 – Spring ORM
Introduction to Spring ORM
Spring Integration with Hibernate Framework
Configuring Hibernate Data Source in Hibernate configuration file
Spring-Hibernate SessionFactory object
Getting Hibernate Session object from Spring
HibernateTemplate
Spring programmatic Transaction Handling
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Declarative Transaction Handling with AOP
Spring Propagation types
Part 3 – Spring Web Module
Introduction to Spring Web Module
Integrating Spring with Struts
Various ways to integrate Struts in Spring
Spring-Struts plug-in in Struts Configuration fie
Overriding Struts Request Processor
Delegating Struts Action Management to Spring

Week 8(J2EE Frameworks - Spring Framework Contd…)

Part 1 – Spring MVC

Introduction to Spring MVC
Spring Front Controller – Dispatcher Servlet
Spring View Resolver, Handler Mapping, and ModelAndView components
Spring MVC configuration
Part 2 – Spring framework with Annotations
Introduction to Spring Annotations
Spring Stereotype Annotations
Spring MVC Annotations
Spring AOP Annotations and others
Spring Transaction Handling using Annotations
Enabling annotations in Spring
Spring Auto Wiring and Bean Wiring using Annotations
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Part 3 – J2EE application packaging and deployment
Introduction to the term clean, build and deploy
Introduction to .jar, .war, .ear, .aar archive
Deploying application using IDEs
Deploying application using webserver/application server admin console
 Introduction to ANT and MAVEN tools
Introduction to log4j
Introduction to source control and repository

Part 4-Resume Preparation

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