Prerequisities

Before going through Advance Java live project training candidate should have knowledge of given concepts listed below:
• Knowledge of basic Java programming.
• Knowledge of object-oriented programming (C++,C# etc )
• Knowledge of My SQL.

How we Provide

Core and Advance Java Training provided by Real time Java Developer of our company, has more than 4 years of domain experience.
• We will provide real time project training with code explanation and implementation.
• Our training modules are completely designed according to current IT market.
• After completion of 75% of course, student will go through Major Project Training, Live Project Training, Interview Preparation and Recruitment process in IT Industry.
• Student will go through the training of OPPS Concepts and My SQL as a complimentary package before starting of Core and Advance Java.
• We offer regular, fast track and weekend training in Core and Advance Java Courses.
• Study material is provided with the course which consist of concepts, examples and real time examples.

Download Required Software:
• NetBeans IDE
• Java
• My SQL

Objective

Benefits of Courses
• Java Developer
• Java Application Developer
• Java Programmer

Projects and Job

Java Training provided by Real time Java Developer of our company, has more than 4 years of domain experience.
• We will provide real time project training with code explanation and implementation.
• Our training modules are completely designed according to current IT market.
• After completion of 75% of course, student will go through Major Project Training, Live Project Training, Interview Preparation and Recruitment process in IT Industry.
• Student will go through the training of HTML, CSS and JavaScript as a complimentary package before starting of .Net.
• We offer regular, fast track and weekend training in Java course.
• Study material is provided with the course which consist of concepts, examples and real time examples.

Topics

CORE JAVA
• Introduction to Java
• Simple, Object Oriented, and Familiar
• Robust and Secure
• Interpreted, Threaded, and Dynamic
• Primitive Data Types
• Arithmetic and Relational Operators
• Arrays
• Strings
• Multi-Level Break
• Memory Management and Garbage Collection
• The Background Garbage Collector
• Integrated Thread Synchronization
• Features Removed from C and C++
• Java is Object Oriented
• Object Technology in Java
• What Are Objects?
• Basics of Objects
• Classes
• Instantiating an Object from its Class
• Constructors
• Methods and Messaging
• Finalizers
• Subclasses
• Java Language Interfaces
• Access Control
• Packages
• Class Variables and Class Methods
• Abstract Methods
• Architecture Neutral, Portable, and Robust
• Interpreted and Dynamic
• Dynamic Loading and Binding
• The Fragile Super class Problem
• Solving the Fragile Super class Problem
• Run-Time Representations
• Security in Java Memory Allocation and Layout
• Security Checks in the Class Loader
• The Byte Code Verification Process
• The Byte Code Verifier
• Security in the Java Networking Package
• Multithreading
• Threads at the Java Language Level
• Integrated Thread Synchronization
• Multithreading Support--Conclusion
• Performance and Comparisons
• Performance
• The Java Language Compared
• A Major Benefit of Java: Fast and Fearless Prototyping
• Java Base System and Libraries
• Java Language Classes
• Input Output Package
• Utility Package
• Abstract Window Toolkit
• The Hot Java World-Wide Web Browser
• The Evolution of Cyberspace
• The HotJava Browser--A New Concept in Web Browsers
• Dynamic Content
• Dynamic Types
• Dynamic Protocols
• Freedom to Innovate
• Implementation Details
• Security The First Layer--the Java Language Interpreter
• The Next Layer--the Higher Level Protocols
• HotJava--the Promise
DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING (JDBC)
• What Is the JDBC API?
• Driver Types
• Two-tier and Three-tier Models
• Connection Overview
• Transactions
• DriverManager Overview
• Statement Overview
• Sending Batch Updates
• ResultSet Overview
• Types of Result Sets
• Concurrency Types
• PreparedStatement Overview
• CallableStatement Overview
JDBC SQL Programming
• Error Checking and the SQLException Class
• The SQLWarning Class
• JDBC Types
• Executing SQL Queries
• ResultSetMetaData
• Executing SQL Updates
• Using a PreparedStatement
• Parameterized Statements
• Stored Procedures
• Transaction Management
Applets:
• Getting Started With Applets
• Defining an Applet Subclass
• Methods for Milestones
• Life Cycle of an Applet
• Applet's Execution Environment
• Developing an Applet
• Deploying an Applet
• Deploying With the Applet Tag
• Doing More With Applets
• Finding and Loading Data Files
• Defining and Using Applet Parameters
• Displaying Short Status Strings
• Displaying Documents in the Browser
• Invoking JavaScript Code From an Applet
• Invoking Applet Methods From JavaScript Code
• Manipulating DOM of Applet's Web Page
• Displaying a Customized Loading Progress Indicator
• Writing Diagnostics to Standard Output and Error Streams
• Developing Draggable Applets
• Communicating With Other Applets
• Working With a Server-Side Application
• Network Client Applet Example
Getting Started with Swing
• Learning Swing with the NetBeans IDE
• Using Swing Components
• Concurrency in Swing
• Using Other Swing Features
• Laying Out Components Within a Container
• Modifying the Look and Feel
• Drag and Drop and Data Transfer
• Writing Event Listeners
J2EE
• Introduction to Enterprise Edition
• Distributed Multitier Applications
• J2EE Containers
• Web Services Support
• Packaging Applications
• J2EE 1.4 APIs
Java Servlet Technology
• What is Web Application?
• What Is a Servlet?
• Servlet Life Cycle
• Sharing Information
• Using Scope Objects
• Controlling Concurrent Access
• Getting Information from Requests
• Constructing Responses
• Filtering Requests and Responses
• Programming Filters
• Customized Requests and Responses
• Specifying Filter Mappings
• Invoking Other Web Resources
• Including Other Resources in the Response
• Transferring Control
• Accessing the Web Context
• Maintaining Client State
• Session Management
• Session Tracking
• Tracking Service Requests
• Notifying Methods to Shut Down
• Creating Polite Long-Running Methods
JSP Technology
• JavaServer Pages Technology
• The Life Cycle of a JSP Page
• Translation and Compilation
• Creating Static Content
• Response and Page Encoding
• Creating Dynamic Content
• Using Objects within JSP Pages
• Expression Language
• Deactivating Expression Evaluation
• Implicit Objects
• Literals & Operators
• Reserved Words
• JavaBeans Components
• Reusing Content in JSP Pages
• Transferring Control
• jsp:param Element
• Including an Applet
• Setting Properties for
• Groups of JSP Pages
Message Driven Bean
• The Application Client
• The Message-Driven Bean Class
• The onMessage Method
• The ejbCreate and ejb
• Remove Methods
• Advanced Enterprise Beans
• EJB: Query Language
• Terminology
• Simplified Syntax
• Simple Finder Queries
• Navigate to Related Beans
• Other Conditional Expressions
• Select Queries
• BNF Symbols
• BNF Grammar of EJB QL
• FROM Clause
• Path Expressions
• WHERE Clause
• SELECT Clause
• ORDER BY Clause
Enterprise Beans
• What Is an Enterprise Bean?
• What Is a Session Bean?
• What Is an Entity Bean?
• What Is a Message-Driven Bean?
• Client Access with Interfaces
• The Contents of an Enterprise Bean
• Naming Conventions for Enterprise Beans
• The Life Cycles of Enterprise Beans
Bean Managed Persistence
• Entity Bean Class
• Home Interface
• Remote Interface
• Mapping Table Relationships for BMP
• One-to-One Relationships
• One-to-Many Relationships
• Many-to-Many Relationships
• Primary Keys for BMP
Session Bean
• Session Bean Class
• Home Interface
• Remote Interface
• Helper Classes
• Creating the Application
• Stateless Session Bean
• Implementation Class
• Container Managed Persistence
• Building and Running
• Creating the Database Tables
• Creating the Data Source
• Capturing the Table Schema
• Building the Enterprise Beans
• Primary Keys for CMP
• Finder and Selector Methods
Java Message Service API
• Overview
• What Is Messaging?
• When Can You Use the JMS API?
• Basic JMS API Concepts
• Basic JMS API Concepts
• JMS API Architecture
• The JMS API Programming Model
• Administered Objects
• Connections
• Sessions
• Message Producers
• Message Consumers
• Writing Simple JMS Client Applications
Spring
• Spring Core
• Dependency Injuction
• Aspect Oriented Programming
• Major concepts in Spring
• Spring Architecture
• Installation Procedure
• Spring in Web Application
• Bean descriptor
• Spring and Struts
• Spring data access
• Spring using Hibernate
XML Programming
• Intoduction to XML
• Robustness & Extensibility
• XML Syntax & Documents
• XML Applications
• Elements and Tags
• Text and Attributes
• XML Declaration & Comments
• Processing Instructions
• Entities & Namespaces
• DTDs & Schemas
• Style sheets & XSL
• SOAP, Writing XML with Java
• Output Streams, Writers, and Encodings
• Converting Flat Files to XML
• Reading XML
• InputStreams and OuputStreams
Hibernate
• Introduction to O-R Mapping
• Hibernate Basics, Object Identifier
• One-to-One Association
• One-to-Many Association
• Many-to-One Association
• Many-to-Many Association
• Collection Mapping
• Component Mapping
• Inheritance Mapping
• Hibernate Query Language
• Hibernate in Web Application
AJAX
• Introduction to AJAX
• AJAX Components
• php & CSS, JavaScript & DOM
• XMLHttpRequest
• Server Side Code
• AJAX - JSP Application
• Project Development
• Requirement analysis
• Requirement specification
• Requirements review
• Minutes of Meeting
• Preliminary design
• Preliminary design document
• Preliminary design review
• Time Sheet Management
• Detailed design
• Detailed design document
• Detailed design review
• Code, Code review, Comment review
• Unit testing, Implementation
• Acceptance testing
• Training, Maintenance
STRUTS
• Introduction
• The MVC Design Pattern
• System State and Business Logic
• JSP Pages and Presentation
• Components
• ActionServlet and ActionMapping
• Struts Control Flow
• Building Model Components
• ActionForm Beans
• Forms and FormBean Interactions
• Automatic Form Validation
• Building Controller Components
• The ActionServlet
• ActionForm Classes & Action Classes
• The ActionMapping Implementation
• The Struts Configuration File
• The ActionServlet
• Module Configuration Files
• Add Struts Components To Your Application
• Logging in Struts Applications
Java Server Faces
• Introduction to JSF
• JSF Features
• JSF for Web Application
• JSF components
• JSF Tags, Life Cycle & Architecture
• JSF Renderers
• JSF php Tag Reference
• JSF Core Tag Reference
• JSF Facelet Tag Reference
• JSF Navigation, JSF with Ajax