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Oxbridge College offers wide range of services and high quality IT, Management & Accountancy certification courses with hands-on, tutor led training in the heart of the City of London

Java JSP (SCWCD) Programming

£700

Description

Java JSP primarily known as Sun Certified web component developer, it is very powerful language for Java professionals. This course is for developers specializing in the application of JavaServer Pages and servlet technologies used to present Web services and dynamic Web contents.

The JSP lifecycle, experience you with differences between JSP and HTML comments thrown in from time to time. Building simple and complex HTML forms along with understanding GET versus POST form submissions and learning JavaBeans and JSP are the added benefits.

Getting knowledge of online shopping cart application using JSP, JDBC and Java Beans is a breather that cuts through this tutor led course.

Prerequisite

To gain certification in this course, you must successfully complete one exam and must be certified as a Sun Certified Java Programmer (SCJP).

Certification Exam

CX-310-081 Sun Certified Web Component Developer for J2EE

Course Contents:

1. Introduction to J2EE, SCWCD, Java Web Applications and JSP	2. Introducing JSP
• Introduction to J2EE, Java Web Applications and SCWCD • Overview of Java language and architecture • Java Baic Syntax • Classes and Object • Overview of Java 2 Enterprise Edition • How the JSP and Java Servlet fit into J2EE Java servlets • How Java servlets work • How JSP simplifies the creation of servlets • Introducing servlets • Servlet lifecycle • The javax.servlet and javax.servlet.http packages • The HttpServletRequest interface and how it gives access to data received from the browser • The HttpServletResponse interface and how it is used to issue a response to the server Java Web Applications • Web Application Structure • How Java Web Applications work • Requirements of Java Web Application	• JSP lifecycle • Comments • HTML Comments • JSP Comments • Java Comments • Difference between JSP and HTML Comments • JSP Syntax Elements • Expressions • Scriptlets • declarations • Directives • Page Directive • Include Directive • Taglib Directive • How JSPs are translated to servlets
3. JSP Standard Actions, JSP and HTML Forms JSP Standard Actions	4. JSP and HTML Forms
• Jsp:forward • Jsp:include • Mastering the implicit JSP objects • Request • Response • Session • Application • Out	• Building simple HTML form • Building complex HTML form • Understanding GET versus POST form submissions • Submitting the form to the Server • Processing Form Data in JSP Page • Using the request object's getParameter() and getParameterNames() methods to obtain the data submitted via the form • Transferring data between forms
5. Session management with JSP	6. JSP and Java Beans, JDBC and Database JavaBeans and JSP
• Role of state management in Web applications • Using an HttpSession object to maintain state across requests • Controlling session behavior via the web.xml file	• The role of JavaBeans in JSP applications • Architectural approaches for designing JavaBeans • Creating, testing, and deploying JavaBeans • Communicating with JavaBeans from JSP via jsp:useBean, jsp:setProperty, and jsp:getProperty JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) • Overview of JDBC architecture • JDBC driver types • Loading a driver • Connecting to a database • Communicating with the database via ad hoc SQL queries • Using the Statement class • Using the PreparedStatement class • Handling exceptions • Via a try-catch-finally block • Via JSP Custom error pages • Retrieving and displaying results
7. Introduction to Java Servlets and JSP Custom Tags	8..Java Servlets and JSP Custom Tags
• Introduction to Java Servlet Technology • Java Servlet • Java Servlet Features • Java Servlet Life Cycle • Java Servlet Architecture • Generic Servlet • HTTP Servlet • JSP Vs. Servlet • Developing Java Servlet	• Deployment of Java Servlet • Running Java Servlet using Tomcat • Introduction to JSP Custom Tags • Introduction to JSP Custom Tag Library • JSP Custom Tags Components • Tag Handler • Tag Library Descriptor (TLD) • Custom Tag Life Cycle • Implementing Simple Custom Tags • Implementing Complex Custom Tags with Body • Configuring Tag Library in web.xml file • Using custom Tags in JSP pages
9. Online Shopping Cart Application	10..Online Shopping Cart Application
• Online Shopping Cart Application using JSP, JDBC and Java Beans	• Online Shopping Cart Application using JSP, JDBC and Java Beans

Enquiry / Registration

020 7729 1152

info@londonoxbridgecollege.com

Course Includes

5 Week Course
10 Classes, 3hr each
Hands-On, Tutor Led
Small class size
Books Included
Mock Exams
Extra Practical hours

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