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Course - Enterprise Java Foundation

Course overview:

This is a course especially designed for developers who will be involved in deploying e-business applications. The course would provide an ideal grounding and preparation for attending further courses on J2EE technologies, e.g. IBM WebSphere or BEA WebLogic. The focus is on those aspects that underpin J2EE technologies, using good object-oriented approaches and model building. The latter part of the course is project-based, students building and deploying a system that can be driven using distributed mechanisms such as RMI and Java Servlets.
An understanding of basic object-oriented concepts would also be advantageous, but is not necessary.
This is a highly practical course having numerous workshops, and can be run using a variety of IDEs including Eclipse, NetBeans, IBM RAD.

Who should attend:

People with programming experience who wish to learn object-oriented Java development, focusing on the components that underpin J2EE

Course objectives:

• to understand object-oriented concepts and mechanisms
• to write, compile and run Java programs
• to design and implement Java Classes and Interfaces
• to work with core classes in the Sun J2SE (SDK/ JDK) library
• to build a working model using good object-oriented practices
• to understand build and deployment technologies
• to provide a detailed preview of Servlets and JSP technologies

Prerequisites:

Strong programming background.

Duration:

5 days

Course contents:

• Java syntax
• Java primitive data types and control structures
• compiling and running programs
• Java primitives, operators, arrays, control structures
• Java objects: fields & methods, constructors, access control, garbage collection
• Java inheritance, polymorphism, Java Interfaces
• Java SDK & APIs - Using SDK provided classes
• Math, String, Date, Calendar, Vector, File, Stream, I/O, Properties
• Collections, Iterators and Enumerations
• Generics
• Java packaging:
  • package, import & CLASSPATH
  • JARs: importing and creation
  • WAR, EAR, Ant deployment
• Debugging, Testing with JUnit
• Exceptions
• Database access using JDBC
• RMI for distributed systems
• Project - building a simple object system
• Preview of J2EE technologies: Servlet, JSP, EJB

On successful completion of this course:

Attendees will be able to develop object-oriented Java programs, access information on a relational database and distribute objects using RMI. Attendees will be in a position to attend more advanced courses on J2EE technologies (Servlet, JSP, EJB).

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