JSP Training
(Java Server Pages Training)

Purpose: Learn how to create basic web applications using HTML, CSS, and JSP

Audience: Front-end designers and Java developers looking to implement the back-end logic of a web application

Duration: 5 Days

Summary:
Introduction to JSP training is the starting point for developers new to web development using the JSP technology. The course focuses on the key concepts, technologies, syntaxes, and best-practices required when building dynamic database driven web applications. The course begins with a review of client-side web development techniques, like XHTML and CSS, and concludes with a discussion around database integration using JDBC.

Topics:

• What is Java EE?
• Examination of web developmenent roles and processes
• Review of web development concepts: HTML/XHTML, CSS, and JavaScript
• History and Evolution of to server-side (back-end) development
• Hello World JSP
• Core JSP Syxntax: Expressions, Scriptlets, XML-syntax, Standard Actions, etc.
• JSP request / response processing using implicit variables
• Retrieving, validating, transforming, encapsulating, and manipulating request data with JavaBeans
• Managing application and user state data with Sessions and Cookies
• Processing application and HTTP-level errors
• Creating a database driven website using JDBC

Purpose: Learn how to build a complex enterprise-class web application with JSP, JSTL, and Custom Tag Libraries

Audience: Experienced Java web developers looking to deepen and solidify their knowledge

Duration: 5 Days

Summary:
Advanced JSP Training using JSTL is a follow-on course to the Introduction to JSP training course (above). The course focuses on the advanced web development concepts, design patterns, strategies and structures, and technologies found in a typical enterprise-class web application. The course begins with a quick review of JSP development concepts and concludes with the construction of a custom Model-view-controller framework supporting user authentication and authorization.

Topics:

• Review of JSP concepts and syntax
• Web application design principles and patterns like: MVC (Model-View-Controller), Front Contoller, Business Delegate, etc.
• Web application and resource configuration using web.xml and properties files
• Creating a secure web site using user authentication and authorization and SSL / HTTPS
• Role-based provisioning of interactions and content within a web application
• Managing application and session lifecycles through events
• Simplified view development using JSTL and the unified expression language (EL)
• Internationalizing a website using JSTL
• Reusable component development with custom tag libraries
• Testing and validating a web application for deployment
• Packaging a web application for production deployment

Purpose: Learn how to extend web server capabilities using Servlets and Filters

Audience: Experienced Java web developers needing to adopt Servlets

Duration: 3 Days

Summary:
Java Servlet training covers low-level web development using the Servlet and Filter technologies. This course is targeted at developers creating or extending their own web development frameworks, building robust high-through put web applications, or developers looking to round out their Java web development knowledge.

• Review of Java EE Web Application Development concepts
• Web application design principles and patterns like: MVC (Model-View-Controller), Front Contoller, Business Delegate, etc.
• Web application and resource configuration using web.xml and properties files
• Choosing the correct Controller implementation strategy: Servlet, GenericServlet, HttpServlet, or Filter
• Creating a Front-Controller using a GenericServlet
• Creating a Front-Controller using an HttpServlet
• Working with and enhancing the servlet lifecycle
• Filtering request with Filters and FilterChains
• Configuring a FilterChain and Servlet Mappings
• Working with Asynchronous Servlets
• Making a Servlet function as a web service endpoint
• Testing and validating a web application for deployment
• Packaging a web application for production deployment

Purpose: Learn the software architecture principles, web application development best practices, and common design patterns used to structure and build web applications for extensibility and scalability

Audience: Experienced JSP and Servlet developers, with at least 3 months of web application development experience, looking to deepen their knowledge of web application design and development

Duration: 3 Days

Summary:
Effective Web Application Development with Java training examines strategies for creating effective web applications in terms of architecture, configuration, packaging and deployment. The course begins with an examination of common architectural best-practices and patterns, then addresses Java Servlets and Filters. Building on architectural and design aspects, the course then examines proper packaging and deployment techniques, including an in-depth study of WAR files (Web Archive files). Last, it concludes with a discussion regarding maintenance and version strategies.

This course can be combined with the Java Servlet Training course to create an advanced Java Web Application development course.

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