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Introduction
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Java 2 Enterprise
Edition (J2EE) is a platform for building distributed, scalable,
platform independent server-side enterprise applications. Today,
Java is one of the most mature and commonly used programming
language for building enterprise softwares. Java is providing
enterprise solutions to small, medium and large enterprises
through out the world and is a leading player in mobile applications.
The need of Java professionals is growing day by day, which
is in itself a testimony to its success.
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Purpose
of course
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The purpose
of the course is to train students of various Engineering branches,
and MCAs in Server Side internet programming using the component
based programming model of J2EE. The course is designed to
give complete Knowledge of various component technologies of
J2EE. The most commonly used component technologies of J2EE
that will be covered in the course are JDBC, Java Servlets,
Java Server Pages, Enterprise Java Beans etc. apart from these
students would be trained in the use of web servers and integrated
development environments that are commonly used in the industries.
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| Introduction to J2EE | |
| Introduction to J2EE Architecture. Description of J2EE component technologies. Container Based Model of J2EE. Development Environment of J2EE. Comparison of J2EE with Parallel technologies. |
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| Overview of Core Java | |
| Classes, Objects, Inheritance and polymorphism. Exception Handling. Multithreading. Input/Output Streams. Socket Programming. |
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| JDBC | |
| Introduction and objective of JDBC API. Description of DriverManager, Connection, Statement and ResultSet Classes. Connecting a java application to a database. Scrollable ResultSet and Navigation. PreparedStatements. |
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| Java Servlets and JSP | |
| Introduction of servlet API. Session management using Cokkies, URL rewriting, Hidden Fields and Session object. Working with ServletContext. Introduction to JSP and its advantage over Servlets. Working with different types of JSP tags. Integrating beans in a JSP page. |
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| Enterprise Java Beans (EJB). | |
| Introduction and architecture of Enterprise Java Beans. Types of Enterprise Java Beans. Working with Session and Entity Beans. |
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| Project | |
| ERP Based Major Project. | |
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