JAVA: Struts| Spring| Hibernate| JSP| EJB| JSF| JWS| MAVEN

Introduction:

Dive into the world of Java frameworks with this comprehensive course designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to build robust, scalable, and efficient applications. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced developer, this course will guide you through the intricacies of Java frameworks like Struts, Spring, Hibernate, and many more, ensuring you have a solid understanding and hands-on experience in using these powerful tools.

Section 1: Java Struts Framework

In this section, you will explore the Java Struts framework, starting with an overview of Java Netbeans and the basics of Struts 2. You’ll learn how to set up Apache Tomcat, understand the Struts 2 architecture, and work on practical examples, including login functionality and file uploaders. This section also covers advanced topics such as creating actions, interceptors, and utilizing the Value Stack and OGNL.

Section 2: Java Spring

Spring is a cornerstone of modern Java development. This section introduces you to the Spring framework, covering essential concepts like Inversion of Control (IoC), dependency injection, and Spring AOP. Through detailed lectures and examples, you’ll learn how to set up Spring in Eclipse, create Hello World applications, and work with Spring beans, scopes, and life cycle methods. Advanced topics include autowiring, annotations, and AOP (Aspect-Oriented Programming).

Section 3: Java Spring Case Study – Creating an Online Shopping App

Apply your Spring knowledge in a practical case study by developing an online shopping application. This section guides you through the entire development process, from setting up your J2EE framework to creating a registration and login system, implementing database connectivity, and ensuring seamless integration with the Spring framework. By the end of this section, you’ll have a fully functional online shopping app.

Section 4: Java Build Tools – MAVEN and ANT

Learn about the essential Java build tools MAVEN and ANT in this section. Understand the importance of these tools in Java development, and get hands-on experience in implementing examples. This section also covers XML, Java web services, core Java concepts, servlet technology, and more. You’ll gain the skills needed to streamline your build processes and manage dependencies efficiently.

Section 5: Java Hibernate

Hibernate is a powerful ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) tool. In this section, you’ll get introduced to Hibernate architecture and learn how to set up and configure Hibernate for your projects. Through practical examples, you’ll understand Hibernate mapping strategies (TPH, TPC, TPS), work with annotations, and manage database operations. This section ensures you can leverage Hibernate to handle complex data interactions in your applications.

Section 6: IntelliJ IDEA with Projects

Master the IntelliJ IDEA IDE in this section. From installation requirements to exploring its features and functionalities, you’ll learn how to efficiently navigate and use IntelliJ IDEA for your Java projects. Topics include GIT integration, Maven projects, code inspections, debugging, database integration, and working with Groovy. This section will boost your productivity and streamline your development workflow.

Section 7: JavaServer Pages (JSP)

JavaServer Pages (JSP) is a technology used to create dynamic web content. This section covers the fundamentals of JSP, including scriptlets, declarations, expression tags, directives, MVC patterns, and exception handling. Through detailed examples, you’ll learn how to create JSP applications, handle form data, and implement common web functionalities like registration and login systems.

Section 8: Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) with Case Studies

EJB is a key component of enterprise-level Java applications. This section introduces you to the EJB environment, different types of session beans, message-driven beans, and more. Through case studies, you’ll gain practical experience in implementing EJBs, deploying them, and understanding their role in enterprise applications.

Section 9: Java EE/J2EE – JavaServer Faces (JSF)

JavaServer Faces (JSF) is a powerful framework for building user interfaces for web applications. This section covers the JSF lifecycle, UI components, navigation, validation, error handling, and event handling. You’ll also learn about Facelets, a templating system for JSF, and develop a sample JSF application to consolidate your learning.

Section 10: Java Web Services JWS Training

Web services are essential for building interconnected applications. This section introduces you to web services, focusing on Java XML, SOAP, and RESTful services. You’ll learn how to create, deploy, and consume web services in Java, ensuring you can build applications that communicate seamlessly over the web.

Conclusion:

By the end of this course, you will have a comprehensive understanding of various Java frameworks and tools. You’ll be equipped to build and manage robust Java applications, from simple web projects to complex enterprise solutions. This course provides a strong foundation and practical skills, making you a proficient Java developer ready to tackle real-world challenges.