The document outlines the curriculum for a 70-hour Java training program by Srihitha Technologies, covering topics like Core Java, multithreading, Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), I/O streams, generics, collections, and advanced Java concepts such as JSP, JDBC, and J2EE. It details various Java technologies and frameworks, providing an overview of exception handling, data types, and servlet development as well. Additionally, it addresses Java Messaging Service (JMS), Enterprise Java Beans (EJBs), and remote method invocation (RMI), along with the necessary software and database requirements.

1. Srihitha Technologies
B7, 3rd Floor, Eureka Court, Beside Image Hospitals, Ameerpet, Hyderabad .
Ph: 9885144200, 9394799566. www. srihithatechnologies.com
Java
Duration: 70hrs
Core Java • String Tokenizer
Packages:
Introducing the JAVA technology:
• Introduction to all predefined
• Relating Java with other languages
packages
• Showing how to download, install,
• User Defined Packages
and configure the Java environment
• Access specifiers
on a Windows system
• Describing the various Java
Exceptions and Assertions:
technologies such as Java EE, Java
ME, Embedded Java SE
• Introduction
• Key features of the technology and
• Exceptions categories
advantages of using Java
• Java versions, Features and History • Standard Java Exception classes
• Java Programming format • Creating your own Exception classes
• Java Keywords • Using Try-catch and finally clause
• Java Data Types • The multi-catch feature
• Declarations and Access Control • Best Practices using Exceptions
• Operators and Assignments • Assertions
• Flow Control
Multithreading:
• Typecasting
• Arrays
• Introduction
• Command-line arguments
• Thread creations
• Thread Life cycle
OOPS:
• Synchronization
• Introduction • Wait() notify() and notifyAll()
• Class methods
• Deadlock
• Object
• Deamon Threads
• Local, Instance and static variables
• Constructors
I/O Streams:
• This keyword
• Inheritance
• I/O using Java
• Working with super classes and
• Byte Oriented Streams
subclasses
• Character Oriented Streams
• Using types of polymorphism such
• Files
as overloading, overriding, and
• Serialization
dynamic binding
• Abstraction
• Encapsulation Wrapper Classes:
• Abstract classes
• Introduction
• Interfaces
• Byte, Short, Integer, Long
• Float, Double
String Processing:
• Character
• String manipulation with • Boolean classes
StringBuilder and StringBuffer
• Essential String Methods Generics and Collections:

2. Srihitha Technologies
B7, 3rd Floor, Eureka Court, Beside Image Hospitals, Ameerpet, Hyderabad .
Ph: 9885144200, 9394799566. www. srihithatechnologies.com
Java
Duration: 70hrs
• Introduction 11. Sharing of data among servlets of a
• Generic Classes and type parameters web application
• Java.util Package 12. Request dispatching
• List, Set and Map 13. HttpServlet basics
• Stack and Queue 14. Session Tracking
15. Cookies
Inner Classes: 16. URL Rewriting
17. Filters
• Introduction 18. Listeners
• Member Inner classes 19. Web-Security
• Static Inner classes 20. Sample Application Development
• Local Inner classes using Servlets
• Anonymous inner classes
JSP:
Java SE 7 New Features
1. Introduction
2. JSP Life cycle
Advanced Java 3. JSP Implicit Objects
4. Constituents of a JSP
JDBC: 5. Performing database operations with
JSP
1. Introduction 6. Using a Java Bean in a JSP
2. JDBC Architecture 7. Sharing of Java Bean’s across JSP’s
3. JDBC API 8. JSP Models
4. Types of JDBC Drivers 9. Custom Actions
5. JDBC Terminologies 10. Custom Tag development steps
6. Steps to develop a database-aware 11. JSTL & Tag library
java application
7. Connectivity Approaches Servers:
8. Retrieving the data from the database
9. Java.sql.Statement 1. Tomcat
10. Java.sql.PreparedStatement 2. Weblogic
11. Java.sql.CallableStatement
12. Batch Updates Database:
13. Types of ResultSet Oracle
SERVLETS:
J2EE Course
1. Introduction
2. Web application development J2EE
3. Web Application Architecture
4. Web container Model Remote Method Invocation
5. Web Application development
System Requirements • Introduction
6. Servlets • Terminologies used in socket
7. Servlets Architecture programming
8. Skeleton structure of a servlet • Elements required in RMI
9. Servlet life-cycle • Steps for running RMI application
10. Performing Database operations in • Problems with RMI
servlet

3. Srihitha Technologies
B7, 3rd Floor, Eureka Court, Beside Image Hospitals, Ameerpet, Hyderabad .
Ph: 9885144200, 9394799566. www. srihithatechnologies.com
Java
Duration: 70hrs
J2EE – Java 2 Platform Enterprise Bean Managed

Edition Transactions
 Bean managed
• Introduction transactions
• Component API for Stateless
• Service API Session Beans
• J2EE Architecture  Bean
• J2EE Application Development Managed
Roles Transactions
for Stateful
Enterprise Java Beans session Beans
o Container Managed
• Introduction Transactions
• Types of EJB’s • JDBC Connection Pooling in EJB
• Elements of EJB’s
• EJB Architecture MDB – Message Driven Bean
• Session Beans JNDI – Java Naming and Directory
o Stateless Session beans Interface
 Elements required in
stateless session • Introduction
beans • Architecture of JNDI
 Life cycle of Stateless • Programming with JNDI
Session Beans
 Applications Java Messaging Service (JMS)
development with
stateless session • Introduction
beans • JMS Models
o Stateful Session Beans
 Elements required for Server:
Stateful session beans
 Life cycle of stateful • Bea Weblogic or IBM Websphere
session beans
 Application IDE:
development with
stateful session beans • My Eclipse
• Entity Beans • IBM Rational Application Developer
o Elements required to write an
entity bean EJB 3.0 Features
o Life cycle of an entity bean
o Application development
with Entity beans
o Types of Entity beans
 Container Managed
Persistence (CMP)
 Bean Managed
Persistence (BMP)
• Transactions
o Introduction
o Types of Transactions