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1. 2018
Yesdo Softindia Pvt. Ltd.
Near Dr.D.Y Patil Medical College
Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune
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Website: www.yesdosoftindia.com
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Java Programming Course

2. Training Outline
IntroductiontoJava Technology
 History of Java
 Features of Java
 Writing, compiling and executing Java
program
Data types, Variables andarray
 Data Types
 Variable
 Literal
 Keywords
 Arrays Operators
Operators
 Types of operator
 Expressions
 Operator precedence
Control flow statements
 Branching Statements
 Looping Statement class
Fundamentals and OOP
 OOP and Its Features
 Classes and Objects in Java
 Constructor
 This reference
 Overloading
 Nested And Inner classes
Why YesdoSoftindia
for Training?
 One by one
Training (1
faculty for 1
student).
 100% Practical
Training.
 No Class room
session.
 No fee for
Interview
preparation.
 No fee for
communication
skills training.
 No Time
boundation for
Practical
session.
 No Black/White
board session.
 No fee for
Resume
preparation.
 Real Time
Training
(Complete IT
environment).
 100 % job
Assistance.
 Latest tutorial
provided.
 Technologies
update on
weekly basis.
 Personal
attention.
 Training on the
basis of
company´s
requirement.
 Percentage of
placement is
more than
95%.
 Dedicated team


3. Inheritance
 Inheritancebasics, Super
 Runtime Polymorphism
 Abstractclasses and Methods
Packages and Interfaces
 Package
 Interface
 Visibility modifiers
Exceptionhandling
 What is Exception?
 Caching and Handling exceptions
 Throw statement and throw clause
 Creating your own exception
Multithreading programming
 Thread and Multithreaded programs
 Thread Priority
 Thread Synchronization
 Inter-thread communication

4. String handling
 String class
 StringBuffer and StringBuilder class
API classes fromjava. Lang package
 Wrapper classes
 Autoboxing and Autounboxing
I/O
 I/O Streams
 File handling classes
 ObjectSerialization
Utility andLegacy classes
 Legacy classes
 Classes fromjava.util

5. Collectionframework
 Collections
 List and Iterators
 Set
 Map
 Queue
Applet
 Creating applet
 Applet skeleton
 Graphics methods
 Applet tag and parameters
Event handling
 AWT event handling model
 Event classes and listeners
 Adaptor classes

6. AWT
 Overview
 AWT components
 Menus and Dialogs
 Layoutmanagers
Swings
 Introduction to Swings
 Swing Containers
 Swing Components
Advance Java Syllabus
Objectives of the Course
 Understanding The Java Programming and Development
 Developing Applications using MVC Architecture
 Implementing OOPs Concepts in Live Project
 SCJP oriented advanced Java Concepts
Prerequisites:
 Familiar with core Java Programming Techniques
Duration of the Course
 40 Hrs
Who can attend this course?
 Graduates
 Professionals
 Web Developers
Advanced Java Online Training Course Content Overview
JDBC – Java Database Connectivity

7.  Introduction to JDBC
 JDBC architecture
 java.sql Package
 Connection to Oracle using different types of drivers
 Using DriverManager and Connection
 Using Statement and PreparedStatement
 Working with ResultSet
 Working with ResultSetMetaData and database metadata
 Scrollable and updatable ResultSet
 Calling stored procedures using CallableStatement
 Simple Transaction management
 Batch updates
 Pros and cons of different types of drivers
 RowSets
 Working with CLOB, BLOB
Java Servlets
 Understanding server-side scripting
 Understanding web application structure
 Introduction to Servlets
 Web Server & Web Container
 Understanding tags web.xml
 javax.servlet and javax.servlet.http packages
 Life cycle of servlet
 ServletRequest, ServletResponse
 Understanding HTTP methods – doGet(), doPost()
 Creating a Servlet and calling it
 ServletConfig and ServletContext
 Sending request, init and context parameters
 Servlet Chaining
 SendRedirect
 Forward
 Include
 Working with Attributes
 Working with a database in Servlets
 Session Tracking Mechanisms
 HttpSession
 Cookies
 URL-Rewriting
 Hidden-Form Fields
 Working with filters
 Working with Listeners
JSP (Java Server Pages)
 Introduction to JSP
 Life cycle of JSP

8.  Disadvantages of Servlets
 JSP Components
 Directives
 Declaratives
 Scriptlets
 Expressions
 Standard Actions
 Custom Tags
 JSP implicit objects
 Accessing database from JSP
 Using JavaBeans with JSP
 Working with JSP Standard action tags
 Working with expression language
 Error Handling in a jsp
 Creating custom tags
 JSTL (Java Server Pages Tag Library)
IDE
 Eclipse
 Netbeans
SPRING
 Introduction to Spring Framework
 POJO and POJI Model Programming
 Introduction to Modules of Spring
 Core Module
 JDBC/DAO Module
 WEBMVC Module
 ORM Module
 AOP Module
 JEE Module
SPRING CORE
 Introduction to IOC
 Introduction to Spring Container
 Dependency Injection
 Setter Injection
 Constructor Injection
 Injecting Primitive Data types and Collection classes
 Autowiring
 Inner beans
 Alias Names

9.  Lazy Initialization
 Bean Inheritance
 Factory methods Configuration
 Bean Life Cycle
 Bean Scopes
 Dependency Check
 depends-on attribute
 Aware Interfaces
 Working with properties files
 Multiple Configuration files
 Pre processor and Post Processors
 I18N
 Annotations
Spring JDBC/DAO
 Drawbacks of plain JDBC
 JDBC Template
 NamedParameter JDBC Template
 Simple JDBC Template
 All the methods defined in Templates
 DAOSupport classes
 Callback interfaces
 DrivermanagerDatasource
 BasicDataSource
 Combopooled DataSource
 ServerSuppiled DataSource
 Examples of database access operations using spring DAO
 Examples of accessing stored procedures using spring DAO
Spring ORM
 Drawbacks of Hibernate
 Spring with Hibernate without HibernateTemplate
 Spring with Hibernate with HibernateTemplate
 HiberanteTemplate
 HibernateDAOSupport
 Callback interfaces
 Spring with JPA and other ORM integration
Spring AOP
 Introduction
 Need of AOP
 Aspect
 JoinPoint
 PointCut

10.  Advice
 Target
 Weaving
 Dynamic Proxy.
 Spring AOP Architecture
 Before Advice
 After Returning Advice
 Throws Advice
 Around Advice
 After Advice
 XML based AOP
 Schema based AOP
 Annotation based AOP
 Covers Spring 2.0 AOP, @AspectJ Style AOP support
Spring MVC
 Introduction
 Spring MVC Resources
 Commands or Models
 DispatcherServlet
 Controller Classes
 Spring MVC flow
 Steps to develop the SpringMVC application
 HadlerMappings
 BeanNameUrlHandlerMapping
 SimpleUrlHandlerMapping
 ControllerClassNameHandlerMapping
 Validations
 ViewResolvers
 XmlViewResolver
 ResourceBundleViewResolver
Spring with JMS Integration
Spring 3.0 Annotations
Hibernate Training Course Overview
Advantages of Hibernate compared to JDBC
Introduction
ORM (Object Relational Mapping)

11. Hibernate Resources
 Configuration file
 Mapping file
 Persistent class or POJO
 Client application.
Hibernate Architecture
Installation and Directory Structure
Hibernate Data Types
First Application using Hibernate
Hibernate API
 Configuration
 SessionFactory
 Session
 Transaction
Object Life cycle in Hibernate
 Transient object
 Persistent object
 Detached object
CRUD operations using Session methods.
 save, persist, SaveOrUpdate
 update, merge, delete
 load, get
 flush, evict, clear etc
Versioning
Primary key Generators

12.  Assigned
 Increment
 Sequence
 Hilo
 Seqhilo
 Identity
 Foreign
 Native
 UUID
 Custom generator
Hibernate Query Language (HQL)
Joins in Hibernate
Batch processing and Native SQL
Criteria API
Criteria with projections
Inheritance Mapping
 Table per class
 Table per sub class
 Table per concrete class
Component Mapping
Custom Mapping
Collection Mapping
 <list>
 <set>
 <map>
 <bag>
 Mapping array

13.  Sorting collections
Association Mapping
 one to one
 one to many
 many to one
 many to many
 Uni directional
 Bi directional
 Explanation on inverse and cascade attributes
Caching
 First level Cache(Session cache)
 Second level Cache(SessionFactory cache)
 Query level cache
Connection Pool
 Default connection pool
 Server supplied pool
 Third party vendor connection pool
Transactions and Concurrency
 Programmatic transactions with JTA
 Optimistic Concurrency control
 Pessimistic Concurrency control
Hibernate Pagination
Hibernate Filter
Hibernate Interceptor
Connecting with Multiple Databases(Oracle, HypersonicSQL)
Integrating Hibernate with Servlet
Integrating Hibernate with Struts
Working with Hibernate Annotations

14. STRUTS – 1.x
Different types of Applications
Different Layers in Application
 Presentation Processing Layer
 Business Processing Layer
 Data Storage and Access Layer
Web Application Designing Models
 Model1-Architecture
 Model2-Architecture(MVC)
 Designing web application using MVC architecture
Struts Introduction
Struts Architecture
Struts Resources
 JSP
 ActionServlet
 web.xml
 ActionForm
 Action class
 Struts Configuration File
 Explanation about Struts-configuration File
 Detailed explanation of struts request processing flow
 Customizing RequestProcessor
Validations in Struts
Client Validations
Server-side Validations
 By using validate() method – programmatic approach
 By using Validator Framework – declarative approach
 Combination of programmatic approach and declarative approach
Different types of Action Forms and Dynamic Action Forms
 Action Form
 DynaActionForm
 ValidatorForm
 DynavalidatorForm
 ValidatorActionForm
 DynaValidatorActionForm

15. Exception Handling in Struts
 Programmatic Approach
 Declarative Approach
Local Forwards and Global Forwards
Local Exceptions and Global Exceptions
Struts predefined Tag libraries
 HTML Tag Library
 Bean Tag Library
 Logic Tag Library
 Nested Tag Library
 Tiles Tag Library
Predefined Action Classes
 ForwardAction
 IncludeAction
 DispatchAction
 LookupDispatchAction
 MappingDispatchAction
 SwitchAction
 LocaleAction
 DownloadAction
 EventDispatchAction
Internationalization(I18N) in Struts 1.x
Struts with Ajax Example
Preventing Double Submits
Data Source
File Uploading and Downloading in Struts
Tiles Framework
IDEs: Eclipse, Netbeans
STRUTS – 2.x
Basic Components of Struts 2
 Struts 2 Features
Differences between Struts 1.x & 2.x
Steps to Create Struts 2 Application
Core Components in Struts 2
 Filter Dispatcher
 Interceptors

16.  Value Stack
 Action Context
 Action Invocation
 OGNL(Object Graph Notation Language)
Struts 2 Work Flow
Struts 2 Action
Struts 2 Configuration
 Multi Configuration
 MultiNameSpace
Struts 2 Tag Library
Interceptors
 Params Interceptor
 Model Driven Interceptor
 Custom Interceptor
 Exception Handling
Struts 2 Validation
 Custom Validation
 Input Validation
Aware Interfaces
 Application Aware
 Session Aware
 Request and Response Awares
Internationalization(I18N) in Struts 2.x

17. Why Yesdo Softindia Pvt. Ltd. for Training?
 One by one Training (1 faculty for 1 student).
 100% Practical Training.
 No fee for counseling.
 No Class room session.
 No fee for Interview preparation.
 No fee for communication skills training.
 No Time boundation for Practical session.
 No Black/White board session.
 No fee for Presentation skills.
 No fee for Resume preparation.
 Real Time Training (Complete IT environment).
 100 % job Assistance.
 Latest tutorial provided.
 Technologies update on weekly basis.
 Personal attention.
 Training on the basis of company´s requirement.
 Percentage of placement is more than 95%.
 Dedicated team for placement.

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