Course Overview
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Course Synopsis
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The course is divided into Nineteen modules. First 10 modules are counted as prerequisites which concentrates on basic concepts of Object Oriented Programming and Java. XML Java Data base connectivity JAXP HTTP SOAP Servlets XML DOM WebServices has been taught in modules from 11 to 19.
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Course Learning Outcomes
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At the end of this course you should be able to
- Describe basic and some advance concepts in OOP and Java
- Describe How Arrays and Classes are important in Programming
- Discuss about Modifiers and Exception Handling
- Describe XML and its Components
- Learn XML DOM and its Importance
- Learn How JAXP and Servlets Work
- Learn hands on practical knowledge about JDBC
- Describe basic and advance concepts in WebServices
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Course Calendar
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1
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Introduction to Web Services, Benefits and Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
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2
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Object Orientation and Model
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4
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What is an Abstraction?
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6
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Concepts Related to Inheritance [Generalization, Subtyping (Extension), Specialization (Restriction) ]
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10
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Links & Relationships (Association)
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11
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Links & Relationships (Composition)
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12
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Links & Relationships (Aggregation)
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13
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Abstract, Concrete Classes and Interfaces (Java)
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14
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Function Overloading and Overriding
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16
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Polymorphism and Dynamic binding
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20
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Reading from Keyboard with the help of Java
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21
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Program Control Flow [Boolean expressions, Selection Statements, Loops and Assertions]
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22
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Program Control Flow [Selection Statements and Loops]
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25
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Program Control Flow [Selection statement with if-else]
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26
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Program Control Flow [Selection statement with if-else] - Code Example
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27
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Program Control Flow [Nested selection statements]
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28
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Program Control Flow [while, do-while and for loops]
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29
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Program Control Flow [while, do-while and for loops] - Code Example
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30
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Program Control Flow [while, do-while and for loops] - Code Example Continued
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31
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Program Control Flow [Sentinel Controlled loop example]
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32
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Program Control Flow [Loop do-while example]
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33
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Using Objects [What is an Abstraction?]
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34
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Using Objects [Class Declaration]
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35
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Object, Reference values, References?
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36
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Java.lang.String Class
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37
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String creation in Java
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38
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Operations of String Class
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39
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Operations of String Class [Concatenation and Comparison]
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42
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Control Structures [Nested loop, break and continue statement]
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44
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Array initialization in Java
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45
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Multidimensional Arrays in Java
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47
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Enhanced for loop in Java
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48
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Class construction in Java
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49
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Object creation and references of Class
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50
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Constructors and Field Variables in Class
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52
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Local and Field Variables in Class
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53
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Method Classification in Class
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54
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Class Method with Parameters
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55
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Reference vs. Primitive types
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57
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Static members in class
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58
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Remarks on Class members
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59
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Types of Variables and Scope
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60
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Life time of a variable and object
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61
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Constructors and Enumeration in Class
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63
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Structured programming and redundant code
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64
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Duplicate program code
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65
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Objects Communication and cooperation
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66
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Objects Associations and Ownership
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68
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Access Modifiers - Public
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69
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Access Modifiers - Public Demo Exercise
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70
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Access Modifiers - Protected
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71
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Access Modifiers - Default
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72
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Access Modifiers - Private
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74
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Other Modifiers - Static
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75
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Other Modifiers - Static Demo Exercise
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76
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Access Modifiers - Final
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77
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Access Modifiers - Final in Classes
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78
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Access Modifiers - Abstract
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79
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Access Modifiers - Abstract Class
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80
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Synchronized Modifiers
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85
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Exception Handling (Try-catch block)
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86
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Exception Handling (Try-catch block) Continued
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87
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Exception Handling (Finally block)
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88
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Exception Handling (The throw Statement)
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89
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Exception Handling (The throw Clause)
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100
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XML Elements Continued
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Assignment No. 1
108
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Xlink and Xpointer Examples
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113
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DTD - XML Building Blocks
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115
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DTD - Elements Continued
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117
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XML Elements vs. Attributes
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Quiz No. 1
123
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XML on the Server Continued
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126
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Loading an XML String
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128
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The XMLHttpRequest Object
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129
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XMLHttpRequest Properties and Methods
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130
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XML DOM - Accessing Nodes
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GDB
132
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XML DOM - Traversing Nodes
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133
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XML DOM - Navigating Nodes Relationship
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134
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XML DOM - Node Information
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135
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XML DOM - Node Value Property
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136
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XML DOM - Change the value of an element
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138
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XML DOM - DOM Attribute List
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139
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XML DOM - Traverse Node Back
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140
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XML DOM - Browsers Differences in DOM Parsing
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141
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XML DOM - Navigating Nodes
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142
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XML DOM - Avoiding Empty Text Nodes
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143
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XML DOM - Operations on Nodes
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144
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XML DOM - Get Value of an Attribute
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145
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XML DOM - Change Node Values
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146
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XML DOM - Change Value of Attribute
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147
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XML DOM - Change an Attribute using nodeValue
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148
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XML DOM - Remove Nodes
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149
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XML DOM - Remove Myself
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150
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XML DOM - Remove a Text Node
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Quiz No. 2
151
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XML DOM - Clear a Text Node
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152
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XML DOM - Remove an Attribute Node by Name
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153
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XML DOM - Remove an Attribute Node by Object
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154
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XML DOM - Replace Nodes
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155
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XML DOM - Replace Data in a Text Node
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156
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XML DOM - Use the nodeValue Property Instead
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157
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XML DOM - Create Nodes
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158
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XML DOM - Create a New Atrribute Node
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159
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XML DOM - Create an Atrribute Using setAttribute()
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160
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XML DOM - Create a Text Node
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161
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XML DOM - Create a CDATA Section Node
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162
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XML DOM - Create a Comment Node
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164
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XML DOM - Method appendChild()
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165
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XML DOM - Insert a Node
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166
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XML DOM - Add New Attribute
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167
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XML DOM - Clone Nodes
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169
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JAXP - Overview of Packages
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170
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Simple API for XML - SAX API
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Quiz No. 3
171
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SAX API - Error Handling
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179
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SAX API - Read UTF-8 File
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183
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Java Architecture for XML Binding (JAXB)
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184
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JAXB - Binding Process
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185
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JAXB - More About Unmarshalling
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187
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JAXB - Demo Marshalling
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188
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JAXB - Demo Un-Marshalling
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189
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JAXB - How to convert properties file into XML file using Java
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191
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Servlet - Basic Severlet Structure
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192
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Servlet - Lifecycle of Severlet
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193
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Servlet - Severlet Lifecycle - The init() Method
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194
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Servlet - Severlet Lifecycle - The service() Method
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195
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Servlet - Severlet Lifecycle - The doGet() Method
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196
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Servlet - Severlet Lifecycle - The doPost() Method
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197
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Servlet - Severlet Lifecycle - The doHead() Method
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198
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Servlet - Severlet Lifecycle - The doPut() Method
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199
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Developing First Servlet - Example
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201
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Create the doployment descriptor (web.xml)
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202
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Start the Server and deploy the project
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203
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Deploy the application in Tomcat
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204
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Demo Servlets via HTTPServlet
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205
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Demo Servlets via GenericServlet
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206
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Demo Servlets via Servlet Interface
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208
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Request Dispatcher in Servlet
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209
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Servlet Context Interface
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210
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Servlet Context Interface Methods
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211
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Session Tracking in Servlet
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212
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Request Dispatcher - Demo
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213
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SendRedirect in servlet
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Assignment No. 2
216
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Cookies in Servlet - Cookie Class
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217
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Cookies: Servlet Login and Logout - Demo
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Quiz No. 4
221
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HTTPSession interface
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222
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Sessions: Servlet Login and Logout - Demo
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223
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Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)
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225
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JDBC - Network Protocol Driver
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226
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Five steps to connect to the database in Java
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227
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Example to connect to MySQL database
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229
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JDBC Classes - Statement Interface
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231
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Web Services - Summary
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234
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Web Services - Characteristics
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235
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Remote Procedure Calls (RPC)
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236
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Web Services Components Detail
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238
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Web Services - Architecture
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239
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Web Services Protocol Stack
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241
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Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
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242
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Web Services - Components
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243
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Web Services Components - WSDL
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246
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Java Web Services - Implementation
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247
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Java Web Services - SOAP vs RESTful designs
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248
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Java Web Services - Building web services
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249
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Java Web Services - Building service client
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250
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Java Web Services - Creating service web client
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251
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Java Web Services - Building RESTful web services
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252
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Java Web Services - Anatomy of a RESTful service
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253
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Java Web Services - Create RESTful in Ecllipse
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254
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Java Web Services - Create RESTful client
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