- 7 CD-ROMs featuring live instructor-led classroom sessions with full audio, video and demonstration components with over 15 hours of instruction by Michael Deskis
- Printable courseware on CD-RM
- Course review questions
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- Focused on practical solutions to real-world development problems
- Comprehensive, understandable, and reusable as reference material.
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Course Introduction |
Chapter 7.0 - Java Database Connectivity |
Instructor Introduction |
Java Database Connectivity |
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JDBC with MVC |
Chapter 1.0 - J2EE Overview |
Different Types of Drivers |
J2EE Overview |
JDBC V2.0 Environment Connections |
Ecommerce Environment |
Accessing Connection Pools |
Development Paths |
Creating Connections |
N-Tier Architecture Approach |
Using StringBuffer & ResultSet Object |
Containers |
Demo - Relational Database Access Program |
Roll of a Browser |
Result Set Table |
3 Implementations of Java Language |
Demo - JavaBean & JavaServer Page Capabilities |
J2EE Extensions API |
Chapter 7 Summary |
J2EE Architecture |
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Java Database Connectivity "JDBC" |
Chapter 8.0 - Enterprise JavaBeans |
J2EE Packaging |
Enterprise JavaBeans |
Web.xml File |
Benefits of Enterprise JavaBean Development |
Chapter 1 Summary |
Comparing JavaBeans & EJB's |
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Illustrating EJB's |
Chapter 2.0 - Java Servlets |
Session EJB's |
Java Servlets |
Demo - Building an Enterprise JavaBean |
Types of Java Programs |
Staple Session Beans |
Characteristics of Java Servlets |
Message EJB's |
Illustrating Servlet Processing |
Naming Overview |
Advantages of Java Servlets |
Demo - Creating an EJB Client |
Servlet Class Hierarchy |
Chapter 8 Summary |
Servlet Lifecycle |
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Components of an HTTP Server |
Chapter 9.0 - J2EE Security |
Request & Response Objects |
J2EE Security |
Demo - Building a Servlet |
4 Processes of J2EE Security |
Role of an HTML Form |
Security Layers |
ACTION & METHOD Parameter |
Application Authentication |
HTML FORM Source & Sample |
WebSphere Security Policies |
Demo - Servlet Interaction |
Security Delegation Policy |
What is HTTP Processing? |
Chapter 9 Summary |
Demo - Extracting Information |
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Java Servlet API |
Chapter 10.0 - Custom JSP Tags |
Servlet Request Handling |
Custom JSP Tags |
Request Methods for Input Data |
JSP Components |
Chapter 2 Summary |
Defining Tag Handler |
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Deploying Tag Libraries |
Chapter 3.0 - J2EE Applications |
Demo - Custom JSP Tags |
J2EE Applications |
Chapter 10 Summary |
Web Application Structure |
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Servlet Tags |
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Demo - Structure of J2EE Projects |
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Chapter 3 Summary |
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Chapter 4.0 - Session Management |
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Session Management |
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Session Support |
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Creating a Session Object |
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HttpSession Methods |
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Demo - Sessions |
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Session Invalidation |
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Illustrating Request Dispatcher |
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Application Performance |
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Persistent Sessions |
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Chapter 4 Summary |
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Chapter 5.0 - JavaBeans |
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JavaBeans |
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Illustrating JavaBeans |
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Rules of JavaClasses |
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Visual Logic Beans |
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Demo - Building a JavaBean Class |
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Servlet/JSP Model |
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Demo - Inserting a JavaBean |
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Chapter 5 Summary |
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Chapter 6.0 - JavaServer Pages |
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JavaServer Pages |
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JSP Document Components |
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Approach: Advantages & Disadvantages |
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Server-Side Scripting |
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JSP Translation |
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JSP Forwarding |
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Demo - Creating a JSP Document |
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JSP Components |
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JSP Implicit Objects |
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include and taglib Directive |
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JSP Expression |
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JSP Scriplet & Comment |
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Distinct JSP Disadvantages |
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JSP Action Tags |
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Servlets & JavaBeans |
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Demo - Inclusion of JavaBeans & Servlets |
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useBean Translation |
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Chapter 6 Summary |
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