Course
Title |
Course
Length |
Audience |
Objectives |
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4 days |
Intermediate
to advanced Java programmers who want to learn how to develop Web
Services applications in Java. |
Web
Services comprises several technologies: XML is the foundation of
Web Services, SOAP provides the mechanism for remote procedural calls,
the Web Services Definition Language (WSDL) provides a way to define
services, and Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration (UDDI)
provides a mechanism for Web Services to be discovered. This course
discusses each of these technologies and how they are implemented
in Java. |
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| |
5 days |
This
course is intended for IT professionals who want to become familiar
with programming in Java but have no prior programming experience. |
Students
who take this class will learn the objectives of Java, understand
object-oriented programming concepts, and be able to write a Java
application and applet. |
|
| |
5 days |
Programmers who want to learn the Java programming language and have
no prior knowledge of Java. Students should have knowledge of a programming
language like C, Fortran, COBOL, Visual Basic, etc. |
After taking this class, students will be able to develop object oriented
programs in Java. Topics covered include multi-threading, Swing
GUI development, creating socket and TCP/IP connections,
I/O, interfaces, and object-oriented concepts.
After completion, students will be ready to pass the Sun Certified
Java Programmer exam. |
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4 days |
This
course is intended for C++ programmers who want to learn the Java
programming language and have no prior knowledge of Java. Students
should have a good working knowledge of C++ and object-oriented
programming concepts, especially inheritance, polymorphism and abstraction.
|
The objectives for this course are the same as Intro to Java for
Programmers, except that the course can be delivered in 4 days
assuming the audience is familiar with object-oriented programming
concepts. |
|
| |
4 days |
Programmers who have a good working knowledge of the Java programming
language, as well as a basic understanding of Web technologies and
HTML. |
This class covers the details of developing Web applications that
use Servlets and JavaServer Pages. Students will develop
an online store complete with a shopping cart and real data in a database. |
|
| |
5 days |
Beginning Java programmers who are familiar with the Java language
and Web technologies, but are new to JDBC and JavaBeans. |
In addition to covering Servlets and JavaServer Pages,
this course covers XML development using Java. It also covers
multithreading, JDBC, and JavaBeans (an essential
feature of JavaServer Pages). |
|
| |
4 days |
This
course is intended to follow the Java for Programmers or Java for
C++ Programmers course. |
Topics
covered include serialization, sockets, reflection,
inner classes, multithreading, RMI, JavaBeans,
the Java Native Interface (JNI), and JDBC. |
|
| |
5 days |
Programmers who have a good working knowledge of the Java programming
language, as well as a basic understanding of Web technologies, HTML,
distributed computing, and JDBC. |
Covers
the following J2EE technologies: Servlets, JavaServer Pages,
CORBA and XML. |
|
| |
5 days |
Experienced Java programmers who are familiar with the advanced aspects
of Java like serialization, sockets, RMI, and JDBC. |
Students will learn all about Enterprise JavaBeans: how they
work, how to design EJB applications, how to write EJBs,
and how to deploy them to an application server. Topics include
entity, session and message-driven beans, database persistence, transactions,
security, and exception handling. |
|
| |
1 day |
Programmers who have a good working knowledge of the Java programming
language. |
Topics include: messaging concepts like point-to-point and
publish/subscribe messaging, the Java Message Service (JMS)
API, developing messaging applications using JMS, and message-driven
EJBs. |
|
| |
2 days |
System
administrators who need to understand how to install, configure and
secure the Apache httpd Web server. |
Topics
include: installing and configuring httpd, .htaccess files, virtual
hosts, MIME types, URL mapping, directory indexing, performance tuning,
handlers, filters, security and httpd modules. |
|
| |
2 days |
System
administrators who need to understand how to install, administer. |
Topics
include: installing and configuring Tomcat, an overview of Java Web
applications, deploying Web applications, the Tomcat manager, valves,
logging, using JNDI, JDBC and connection pooling, security, connectors,
shared hosting and load testing. |
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| Custom
courseware |
You can create
a custom Java course that contains the exact topics you need.
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