Java Web Programming

Public Training Price: $1295 per student
Private Training Price: $4795 for up to 3 students*
*Additional students subject to a nominal fee
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Java Web Programming Training Class Summary

This two-day course teaches Java programmers how to build dynamic web applications using Java Server 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.

Audience: Java programmers who need to develop web applications using JSPs and Servlets.

Prerequisites: Java Programming, HTML, familiarity with XML.

Class Length: 2 days

Java Web Programming Training Class Objectives
  • Write web applications that combine Java Servlets, JavaServer Pages, and JavaBeans using the Model-View-Controller Architecture.
  • Use JavaBeans to encapsulate business and data access logic.
  • Generate HTML or XML output with JavaServer Pages.
  • Process HTTP requests with Java Servlets.
  • Configure your web applications with the web.xml deployment descriptor.
  • Create scriptless JSPs by using JSTL tags for functionality such as conditionals, iteration, internationalization, and XML processing.
  • Simplify JSP development with JSP 2.0 features, such as the JSP Expression Language and Tag Files.
Java Web Programming Training Class Detailed Outline
  1. Course Introduction
    • Course Objectives
    • Overview
    • Suggested References
  2. 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
  3. 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
  4. Java Servlets
    • Generic Servlet
    • Servlet Life cycle
    • web.xml
    • HTTP Requests
    • HttpServlet
    • HTTPServletRequest
    • RequestDispatcher
    • ServletContext
    • JSP vs. Servlet
  5. 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
  6. JSP Expression Language
    • JSP Expression Language
    • Literals
    • Variables
    • The . and [] Operators
    • Other Operators
    • Implicit Operators
  7. 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
  8. Security
    • Concepts
    • Constraints
    • Roles
    • login-config
    • BASIC Authentication
    • FORM Authentication
    • Login and Error Pages
  9. Appendix A: Creating Tag Libraries
    • Custom Tags
    • Using Custom Tags
    • Defining Tags
    • Tags with Attributes
    • Fragments and Variables
    • Packaging Tag Files
  10. 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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