Course Overview

Java is a widely-used programming language in the world. It is the global language for developing software, web based content, Internet games and mobile applications. Java is simple and most powerful object oriented language.  

Experienced Java Programmer/Developer Certificate Course teaches you how to use Java software platform to create or write programs for Java applications, applets, and servlets.  This course also teaches you to build simple user interfaces.

What will you learn from this course?

The Experienced Java course teaches you to develop applications using Java. During this course, you will learn to:

1. Build user interface to handle input,
2. Read and write data
3. Differentiate between applications, applets, and servlets
4. Send or receive data over the network

Why get enrolled in this Course? 

To Gain knowledge of Java applications, applets, and servlets
To Develop your Java skill set
To Achieve a strong foundation in the Java programming language  

What does this course offer?

Live/Virtual Training in the presence of online instructors 
Quick look at Course Details, Contents and Demo Videos
Quality Training Manuals for easy understanding
Anytime access to Reference materials
Gain your Course Completion Certificate on the Topic
Guaranteed high paid jobs after completing certification

What are the Benefits after getting enrolled in this course?

a) Write simple code in Java Language 
b) Learn to build applications in Java
c) Learn to create applets 
d) Write servlets
e) Develop User interfaces
f) Learn about internationalization, sockets, and multi-threading
g) Develop strong knowledge of Object oriented programming

Who are the target Audience?

Fresh Graduates or Post Graduates, Web Administrator, Application Developers, System Administrator, Project Manager, Developer

What are the Prerequisites for taking up this course?

Basic Java programming experience

Course Content

Lesson 1: Introduction

This lesson introduces you the Java platform. Java Platform consists of Java Application interface (API) and the Java Virtual Machine (JVM)

1.1: Setting up your computer
Running a simple Java Program
Compiling the program
Interpreting and Running the Program

1.2: Common Compiler and Interpreter Problems
Code Comments
API Documentation

Lesson 2: Building Applications
This lesson teaches you the structure and elements of one class, used to create a simple application

2.1: Application Structure and Elements
Fields and Methods
Constructors

Lesson 3: Building Applets
This lesson teaches you the structure and elements of one class that is used to create a simple applet

3.1: Application to Applet
Run the Applet
Applet Structure and Elements
Packages

Lesson 4: Building a User Interface
This lesson teaches you the structure and elements of one class that is used to create an Interface

4.1: Swing APIs
Import Statements
Class Declaration
Instance Variables

4.2: Constructor
Action Listening
Event Handling
Main Method

Lesson 5: Writing Servlets
Servlets are an extension to a server to enhance servers functionality. Servlets support web servers by providing web content.

5.1: Example
HTML Form
Servlet Backend

Lesson 6: File Access and Permissions
This session teaches you to access files using the Application Programming Interfaces (API), to grant permission to applets for accessing files and restrict permission to applications for accessing files.

6.1:File Access by Applications
Exception Handling
File Access by Applets

6.2:Granting Applets Permission
Restricting Applications
File Access by Servlets
Appending

Lesson 7: Database Access and Permissions
This session teaches you to read and write from a database using the Java Database Connectivity Application (JDBC).

7.1: Database Setup
Create Database Table
Database Access by Applications
Establishing a Connection
Final and Private Variables
Writing and Reading Data

7.2: Database Access by Applets
JDBC Driver
JDBC-ODBC Bridge with ODBC Driver
Database Access by Servlets

Lesson 8: Remote Method Invocation
The client and server communication over the net are made possible by the Remote Method Invocation API. Client programs send requests, and the server program responds to the client's requests.

8.1: Example
Program Behavior
File Summary
Compile the Example

8.2: Starting RMI Registry
Run the RemoteServer Server Object
Run the RMIClient1 Program
Run the RMIClient2 Program

8.3: RemoteSend Class
Send Interface
RMIClient1 Class
RMIClient2 Class

Lesson 9: Socket Communications
This session teaches you simple socket-based programs and multi-threaded programming. A multi-threaded program performs multiple tasks at one time.

9.1: Sockets and Threads Overview
Example programs
Server-Side Program
Client-Side Program
Multithreaded Server Program

Lesson 10: Serialization

This lesson teaches you the method to protect code for avoiding overwriting and ensure that processing occurs in the order requests are received by the server.

10.1: Example program

Wrapping the Data
Sending Data
Server Program
Receiving Data

Lesson 11: Collections
A collection is an object that contains other objects and provides methods for working with the objects present within. A collection consists of the same types of objects or different types of objects.

11.1: About Collections

Lesson 12: Internationalization
This lesson teaches you how Java supports internationalization feature. The internationalization feature separates culturally dependent data from the application and enables localization.

12.1: Identify Culturally Dependent Data
a) Create Keyword and Value Pair Files
b) Internationalize Application Text
c) Localize Numbers
d) Compile and Run the Application
e) Program Improvements

Lesson 13: Packages and Java Archive File format
Packages in Java allows organizing groups from related classes. Java Archive File format is a compressed file packaging format used while deploying the Java application.

13.1: Setting up Class Packages
a) Create the Directories
b) Declare the Packages
c) Compile and Run the Example

13.2: Using JAR Files to Deploya) Server
b) Set of Files
c) Fruit Order Client Set of Files
d) View Order Client Set of Files

Lesson 14: Object-Oriented Programming
This lesson teaches you the basics of Object Oriented programming. It is a precise method of programming based on a hierarchy of classes.

14.1: Overview of Object-Oriented Programming
Classes
a) Objects
b) Well-Defined Boundaries and Cooperation

14.2: OOPS Concepts
a)Inheritance
b) Polymorphism
c) Data Access Levels
d) Classes

FAQs

1. Why Java?
Java has become very popular and essential in today's life as it plays a vital role in the development of complex software applications, digital applications, and Web designing. 
Java Programming language is highly secured, platform independent and follows Object Oriented programming concepts.

2. What is the primary focus of Java Training course?
The Java Training Program ensures to make the students and other experienced learners understand the concepts of core Java programming language and advanced programming language.
Core Java programming training will help you learn the syntax, functions and Object Oriented Programming Advanced Java programming training will help you gain knowledge on JDBC, JSPs, Servlets, etc.

3. Why should I enroll for Java Training?
Earning a Java certification provides a clear understanding of the Technical skills and makes you eligible to meet the needs of IT industry. Many IT organizations are ready to pay for skilled Java Developers, Architects, and Professionals. Prepare to be one among them by enrolling for this training!

4. Why are sockets necessary?
Sockets are important as they establish bi-directional communication between the server and the client.

5. Who are all eligible to enroll for Java Training Course?Web Developers 
a) Java Developers
b) Database administrators
c) Others interested in learning this language