Courses - Complete-Java-Web-Development

Complete Java Web Development is a crash course in developing cutting edge Web applications using the latest Java EE 5 technologies from Sun and the open source community. The course builds a strong understanding of Servlet technology as the cornerstone of Java's Web platform. It shows how JSPs build on the Servlet architecture and help your development teams achieve clear role separation. Allowing Web developers to focus on functionality while the Web designers create the layout - without stepping on each other's toes. Additionally, the class will show you how to use JSTL, custom tags and JSP expression language to reduce Java code in Web pages while adding tremendous power and capability to those pages. Attendees will also learn JavaBean component development and how these components can be easily integrated into JSPs. The class culminates in an exploration of Java MVC frameworks and compares some of the more popular offerings like Struts and Spring MVC. While focusing on Web technologies, the course also exposes developers to the constant trade off between application robustness and complexity. This is not a class that focuses on theory. Participants will find the course is loaded with practical labs and simulations. After taking this class, your developers will be able to build Web applications faster, that are more scalable, and that are easier to maintain.

Course Outlines

Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE)

Java Editions
Multi-Tiers
Containers
Java EE APIs

HTTP Basics

HTTP 101 – Web basics
Client to Server Interaction
HTTP Message Initial Line
HTTP Methods
HTTP Status Codes
HTTP Header Fields
The Message Body

Introduction to Servlets

What is a servlet?
The Basic HTTP Servlet
Servlet Life Cycle
The service() method
Web server versus Web Container
Application Configuration and Web.xml
Welcome pages and Error pages
Standard Deployment with War files
Proprietary Configuration Information
Servlets and the Competition

Request Data

Getting Servlets Data
Query String
HTML Forms
Collecting Data
Header Parameters
Init Parameters Revisited & ServletConfig

Cookies

Cookies Defined
Creating Cookies
Retrieving Cookies

HTTP Session

Session Tracking
Using HTTPSession
URL Rewriting
Container Session Support
Attribute Data and Scope
Servlet Context
Multithreading

Invoking Resources

Servlet and Other Resources
Redirecting
Client Redirects
Server-Side Redirects
Which Redirect?
Includes

Filters

Servlet Filters
Making a Filter
Deploying Filters

JSP Introduction

Why JSPs?
What is a JSP?
The JSP HelloWorld
Scriptlets
Implicit Objects
How are Implicit Objects Implemented?
Expressions
Declarations
JSP Comments

JSP Directives

Page Directive
JSP Thread Safety
Buffer and AutoFlush
Exception Handling
The ‘exception’ Implicit Object
Include Directive

Expression Language (EL)

What is JSP Expression Language?
EL Syntax
EL Operators
EL Variables
EL Implicit Objects
Deactivating EL

Standard Tags

JSP Actions
Tag Syntax
jsp:forward
jsp:include
The Include Directive Revisited
jsp:plugin
Additional Action Tags

JavaBeans and JSPs

More Standard Actions
JavaBeans
JavaBean Standard Actions
jsp:useBean
jsp:getProperty
jsp:setProperty

JSTL

What is JSTL?
Why JSTL?
JSTL Tag Categories
JSTL HelloWorld Example
Two sets of JSTL Libraries
Core Tags
Formatting
XML Tags
SQL Tags
Functions

MVC and Java Web Frameworks

Model 2 Architecture
Model 1 Architecture
MVC Frameworks

Struts 2

Struts 2 Architecture
Struts 2 Setup
Struts Actions
Results and Result Handling
Struts JSP Tags
Validation
Interceptors
I18N/L10N

Addendix A: Custom Tag Libraries

Creating a Custom Tag
The Tag Library Descriptor (TLD)
Taglib Directive and Use in the JSP
TLD Alias
Handler Class
Regular Tag Handlers
PageContext
Tags with BodyContent
Tags with Attributes
BodyTag Handlers

Appendix B: JavaServer Faces

What is JSF and why use it?
JSF Setup
JSF Basics
Faces Servlet Configuration
JSF Custom Tags
Component Tree
Actions and Navigation
Static Navigation
118N/L10N
JSF Lifecycle
Validation

Appendix C: Spring MVC

What is Spring and why use it?
Spring Modules
Inversion of Control
Spring Setup
Spring MVC Architecture
Basic Spring MVC
DispatcherServlet
Wiring Spring MVC
Handler Mappings
Controllers
View Resolvers
Spring MVC Tags

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