Master the art of creating dynamic web applications with our exhaustive Java and JDBC course. Learn Java programming, advanced JDBC concepts, servlets, JSP, and internationalization for scalable and efficient web applications based on Java. Through extensive hands-on practice in database transactions, servlet development, and implementation of Java EE, this training will help you become an efficient solution creator to real-world challenges.
Instructor: EDUCBA Bridging the Gap
Language: English
Requirements:
- Previous experience is not required
- Basic knowledge of Computers required
- Good understanding of the Java programming language
- Basic knowledge of web application and how internet works
- Such basic knowledge will help you to understand the jdbc concepts quickly and you can move fast on learning track.
- It will be great if you have a good understanding of SQL
Description:
Welcome to our complete Java and JDBC course! This course is designed to give you a deep understanding of Java programming and Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) for building dynamic and interactive web applications. Throughout the course, you will explore a wide range of topics, from creating web and Windows applications using Java to advanced JDBC concepts and servlet development. Whether you are just starting out as a Java developer or are a seasoned programmer interested in learning the skills to make your career flourish, this course is full of insight and real-world knowledge to help you progress in your career. Join us on this exhilarating journey through mastering Java and JDBC! This comprehensive course has been designed to give the student a complete understanding of Java and JDBC. It starts with basic concepts and moves on to advanced topics, including servlets, JSP (JavaServer Pages), and internationalization using Java. Participants will learn how to create web applications, handle file operations, perform database transactions, and communicate with applets. By the end, they will be equipped to develop robust Java-based web applications efficiently.
Section 1: Introduction to Java and JDBC
This section introduces the fundamentals of Java programming, including JDBC (Java Database Connectivity). The student gets started by building a sample web and Windows application in Java; he/she will learn firsthand the process of developing applications. The student will then learn how to perform simple file-handling operations, which lay the foundation for much more complex code to come.
Section 2: JDBC Statements and Result Sets
This is the section where students delve deeper into JDBC to interact with databases effectively. Here, they study JDBC APIs and the DriverManager class and Connection interface to connect with databases. The lectures and examples help them master the creation of JDBC statements, prepared statements, and callable statements. Students learn how to deal with result sets and execute database queries efficiently.
Section 3: Advanced JDBC Concepts
Based on the base knowledge, the students learn more advanced JDBC concepts for improving their interaction with databases. The topics discussed include storing and reading BLOB (Binary Large Object) and CLOB (Character Large Object) values, array data types, and batch updates. In addition, students learn about how to handle XML data types, manage transactions, and use wrapper interfaces for error handling.
Section 4: Working with Java Servlet
This module deals with Java Servlets, which are server-side components that extend the functionality of web servers. Students learn about the Servlet API, servlet life cycle, and different methods of handling client requests. They are given hands-on experience in creating servlet applications and deploying them on Tomcat servers. Topics include servlet initialization parameters, request dispatching, session tracking, and cookie management.
Section 5: Communicating with Applet
In this section, students learn how a Java applet can communicate with servlets so that the content can be delivered dynamically through the web. They are exposed to filters in Java, context listeners of servlets, and HTTP session management. The practical examples enable them to find diverse types of inter-servlet communication mechanisms and build mastery in their effective implementation.
Section 6: Servlet and JSP
In this part, the JavaServer Pages, a technology of creating dynamic content for web sites, is described. Students become familiar with such topics as the JSP life cycle, scripting tags, implicit objects, and directive tags. Advanced JSP concepts, which include JavaBeans, custom tags, EL expressions, and internationalization, are described. By the end of this part, students should be able to develop robust web applications using servlets and JSP.
Section 7: Advanced JSP Concepts
This section further enriches the web development skills with advanced JavaServer Pages (JSP) concepts. Here, the student of this course will learn JavaBeans, separation of presentation and business logic, and declaring beans and how to use beans in JSP pages. In addition, students learn to create their own tags, make use of JSP Tag Library (JSTL) for general tasks, and use conditional and looping constructs inside JSP pages. Students develop a good sense of JSP basics and more advanced techniques using practical examples and exercises.
Section 8: Internationalisation Implementation with Java
This section details the implementation of internationalization, or i18n, for Java web applications so that it can support various languages and locales. The Locale and ResourceBundle classes explain how to control localized resources during development. In this section, techniques for internationalizing web applications are presented including general-purpose tags, examples using conditional and looping tags, and the use of formatting tags to process numbers, dates, and time zones. At the end of the section, a student will know how to make Java applications suitably different from one language/culture to the next.
Section 9: Java EE Implementation
The last section of the course introduces students to Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) design patterns and best practices for building robust and scalable web applications. Students learn about various design patterns commonly used in Java EE development, including authorization and authentication patterns for securing web applications. Through practical examples and case studies, students understand implementation of authentication mechanism, session management, and also how to guard web applications from common vulnerabilities. Mastering implementation concepts in Java EE allows for the preparation and development of the enterprise grade level of web application that satisfies any industry requirement.
Who this course is for:
- Beginners who want to learn Java programming from scratch.
- Individuals aspiring to become Java developers or web developers.
- Students pursuing computer science or related fields seeking to strengthen their Java skills.
- Professionals looking to expand their knowledge in Java and JDBC for backend development.
- Those interested in building dynamic web applications using Java Servlets and JSPs.
- Programmers aiming to enhance their understanding of advanced Java concepts like JDBC, JSPs, and Java EE implementation.
Note: Above the listed course has some limited duration offer. kindly enroll the course as soon as possible until the course offer will end.
