Training: J2EE Web Development

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Duration:

4

days

Exam:

Not certifying

Level:

Intermediate

Funding:

Temptraining

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Description

Java servlets and JavaServer Pages allow developers to leverage the power of the Java platform and create object-oriented, scalable, n-tier applications. In this course, students learn how to integrate key components of the Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE), including servlets and JSP technologies to create dynamic data-driven Web applications.

Participant profiles

Individuals involved in developing Web applications with Java

Objectives

Build data-driven Web applications with server-side Java technologies
Add a Web interface to your databases using Java servlets
Generate dynamic Web pages with JavaServer pages (JSP)
Personalize content for users with cookies and sessions using the Java Servlet API
Integrate JSP custom tags to minimize scriptlet code

Prerequisites

Real-world Java programming experience
Knowledge of Web technologies and HTML

Course content

Module 1: Introducing the Course

Lesson 1: Reviewing the Java SE and Java EE Curriculum
Lesson 2: Getting Acquainted with Other Students
Lesson 3: Reviewing Course Objectives
Lesson 4: Discussing 5 Day Course Schedule
Lesson 5: Describing the Format that the Class will Use
Lesson 6: Introducing Web Application Technologies
Lesson 7: Describing the Java EE 6 Web Profile

Module 2: Web Application Essentials

Lesson 1: Describing Java Servlet Technology
Lesson 2: Describing JavaServer Pages Technology
Lesson 3: Understanting the Model-View-Controller (MVC) Architecture
Lesson 4: Explaining Java EE Containers and Java Application Servers
Lesson 5: Describing the Web Application Development Process
Lesson 6: Identifying the Essential Structure of a WAR File

Module 3: Developing a Servlet

Lesson 1: Describing the HTTP Headers and Their Function
Lesson 2: Explaining the Request and Response Processes
Lesson 3: Understanding the Life Cycle of a Servlet
Lesson 4: Listing Injection and Lifecycle Method Annotations
Lesson 5: Understanding the Threading Model of a Servlet
Lesson 6: Developing a Servlet to Respond to Requests from the Client Browser

Module 4: Handling Form Requests in Servlets

Lesson 1: Using HTML Forms To Collect Data From Users and Send it To a Servlet
Lesson 2: Understanding How Form Data Is Sent in an HTTP Request
Lesson 3: Developing a Servlet that Retrieves Form Parameters
Lesson 4: Understanding and Using HttpSession Objects
Lesson 5: Using Cookies for Session Management
Lesson 6: Using URL Rewriting for Session Management

Module 5: Configuring Your Web Application

Lesson 1: Describing the Purpose of Deployment Descriptors
Lesson 2: Creating Servlet Mappings to Allow Invocation of a Servlet
Lesson 3: Creating and Access Context and Init Parameters
Lesson 4: Using the @WebServlet and @WebInitParam Annotations
Lesson 5: Using the ServletContextListener Interface
Lesson 6: Describing the Different Scopes in a Web Application
Lesson 7: Handling Errors Using a Deployment Descriptor

Module 6: Implementing an MVC Design

Lesson 1: Implementing the Controller Design Element Using a Servlet
Lesson 2: Implementing the Model Design Element Using a POJO
Lesson 3: Implementing the View Design Element Using a JSP and Expression Language (EL)
Lesson 4: Connecting the model, View, and Controller Elements to Implement a Working MVC Solution
Lesson 5: Injecting a Service in a Controller

Module 7: Developing Components with JavaServer Pages Technology

Lesson 1: Describing JSP Page Technology
Lesson 2: Writing JSP Code Using Scripting Elements
Lesson 3: Writing JSP Code Using the Page Directive
Lesson 4: Writing JSP Code Using Standard Tags
Lesson 5: Writing JSP code using Expression Language
Lesson 6: Configuring the JSP Page Environment in the web.xml File
Lesson 7: Writing an Error Page by Using JSP

Module 8: Developing JSP Pages by Using Custom Tags

Lesson 1: Designing JSP Pages with Custom Tag Libraries
Lesson 2: Using a Custom Tag Library in JSP Pages
Lesson 3: Describing JSTL Tags

Module 9: Using Filters in Web Applications

Lesson 1: Describing the Web Container Request Cycle
Lesson 2: Describing the Filter API
Lesson 3: Developing a Filter Class
Lesson 4: Configuring a Filter in the web.xml File

Module 10: More Servlet Features

Lesson 1: Using the Asynchronous Servlet Mechanism
Lesson 2: Using JavaScript to Send an HTTP Request from a Client
Lesson 3: Processing an HTTP Response Entirely in JavaScript
Lesson 4: Combining These Techniques to Create the Effect of Server-push
Lesson 5: Handling Multipart Form Data

Module 11 : Implementing Security

Lesson 1: Describing a Common Failure Mode in Security
Lesson 2: Requiring that a User Log in Before Accessing Specific Pages in Your Web Application
Lesson 3: Describing the Java EE Security Model
Lesson 4: Requiring SSL Encrypted Communication for Certain URLs or Servlets

Module 12 : Integrating Web Applications with Databases

Lesson 1: Understanding the Nature of the Model as a Macro-pattern
Lesson 2: Implementing Persistent Storage for Your Web Applications Using JDBC or Java Persistence AP

Documentation

Digital courseware included

Lab / Exercises

Lab 1: Developing a Servlet
Lab 2: Handling Form Requests in Servlets
Lab 3: Configuring Your Web Application
Lab 4: Implementing an MVC Design
Lab 5: Developing Components with JavaServer Pages Technology
Lab 6: Developing JSP Pages by Using Custom Tags
Lab 7: Using Filters in Web Applications
Lab 8: More Servlet Features
Lab 9: Implementing Security
Lab 10: Integrating Web Applications with Databases

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