This instructor led online Java J2EE SOA training course will help you to learn Java/J2EE and prepare you for Java (OCJP/OCWD) Certifications .Upon completion of this course you will be able to work on Core Java, Introduction to Java, Features of Java,OOPS Concepts and various other Java concepts like Java Array, Java Collections, Java Thread, Java Servlet, Spring,
Syllabus
Core Java – Getting Started
- Setting up Java in Windows OS
- Writing your First Java Program
- Java Access Modifiers – public, protected, private and default
- Java static keyword
- Java break keyword
- Java continue keyword
Core Java – Object Oriented Concepts
- Composition in Java
- Inheritance in Java
- Composition vs Inheritance in Java
- Java Nested Classes
Core Java – Data Types and Operators
- Java Data Types, Primitives and Binary Literals
- Java Autoboxing and Unboxing
- Java Wrapper Classes
- Java Ternary Operator
Core Java – Interface, Abstract Class
- Abstract Class in Java
- Interface in Java
- Difference between Abstract Class and Interface in Java
Core Java – String Manipulation
- Why String in immutable and final?
- Understanding Java String Pool
- Java String subsequence example
- Java String compareTo example
- Java String substring example
- Converting String to char and vice versa
- Java Split String example
- String to byte array and vice versa
- String to char array and vice versa
- Java String concatenation
- String, StringBuffer and StringBuilder in Java
Core Java – Arrays
- Initializing an Array in Java
- Two dimensional array example
- Java ArrayList of Array Example
- String to String Array Example
- Java Variable Arguments Explained
- Adding an element to an array in Java
- Sorting an Array in Java
- String Array to String in Java
- Converting ArrayList to Array in Java
- Converting Array to ArrayList in Java
- How to copy arrays in Java
Core Java – Annotation and Enum
- Java Annotations
- Java @Override Annotation
- Java Enum Example
Core Java – Collection & Generics
- Java Collections Framework
- Java PriorityQueue Example
- ArrayList vs CopyOnWriteArrayList
- How to avoid ConcurrentModificationException when using an Iterator
- Java Generics Example
Core Java – IO Operations
- Create a New File in Java
- Delete a File in Java
- File separators in Java
- Delete a Directory Recursively in Java
- Rename and Move a File in Java
- Getting File Size in Java
- Get File Extension in Java
- How to check if File exists in Java
- How to check if File is a Directory in Java
- How to get File last modified date in Java
- Java Filename Filter example to list specific files
- Java File Path, Absolute Path and Canonical Path Explained
- How to set File Permissions in Java
- 4 ways to copy File in Java
- Reading File in Java using BufferedReader, Scanner, Files
- Java Scanner Class
- Open a File in Java
- Read a File to String in Java
- Read file line by line in Java
- How to write a File in Java
- How to append data to a File in Java
- Converting InputStream to File
- Java Random Access File Example
- Download File from URL Example
- Java GZip Example
- Temp Files in Java
- Reading a CSV File using Java Scanner Class
- Java Property File Example
Core Java – Exception Handling
- Exception Handling in Java
Core Java – Multithreading and Concurrency
- Threads in Java
- Thread Life Cycle
- Thread Sleep Example
- Thread join Example
- Thread wait, notify, notifyAll Example
- Thread Safety in Java – Synchronization
- Java ThreadLocal Example
- Java Timer and TimerTask Example
- Java Thread Pool Example
- Java Callable Future Example
- Java FutureTask Example
- Java ScheduledThreadPoolExecutor Example
- Java Lock Example
Core Java – Regular Expressions
- Regular Expressions in Java Example
- Validating Email Address using Regular Expression in Java
- Validating Phone Number using Regex in Java
Core Java Reflection API
Java 7 Features
- String in switch case
- Try with Resources – Java ARM
- Binary Literals in Java
- Underscores in Numeric Literals
- Catching Multiple Exceptions in a single catch block
- Java PosixFilePermission example to set File Permissions
Java 8 Features
- Java 8 Features Overview
- Java 8 interface changes
- Lambda Expressions in Java
- Stream API in Java
- Java Date Time API Example
Core Java – Advanced Topics
- Java Heap Memory and Stack Memory
- Java is Pass by Value and not Pass by Reference
- JVM Memory Model and Garbage Collection
- Serialization in Java
- Java System Class
- Internationalization (i18n) in Java
- Atomic Operations in Java
- Thread Dump in Java
- Deadlocks in Java
- Sorting Objects in Java
- Understanding JDK, JRE and JVM
- Java Classloader Example
- Object Cloning in Java
Collections in Java
- What is Java Collections Framework?
- Benefits of Java Collections Framework
- Java Collections Interfaces
- Collection Interface
- Iterator Interface
- Set Interface
- List Interface
- Queue Interface
- Dequeue Interface
- Map Interface
- ListIterator Interface
- SortedSet Interface
- SortedMap Interface
- Java Collections Classes
- HashSet Class
- TreeSet Class
- ArrayList Class
- LinkedList Class
- HashMap Class
- TreeMap Class
- PriorityQueue Class
- Collections class
- Synchronized Wrappers
- Unmodifiable wrappers
- Thread Safe Collections
- Collections API Algorithms
- Sorting
- Shuffling
- Searching
- Composition
- Min and Max values
- Java 8 Collections API Features
- Collection classes in a Nutshell
Java Tutorial – IO
- How to Create New File in Java
- How to delete a File in Java
- Java File separator, separatorChar, pathSeparator, pathSeparatorChar
- Explained with Example
- How to delete non empty directory in Java
- Rename file or Move file in Java
- File Size in Java
- Get File Extension in Java
- Check File Exists in Java
- How to check if File is Directory?
- File Last Modified Date in Java
- Java FileNameFilter Example
- Java File Path, Absolute Path and Canonical Path Explained
- Java File Permissions
- How to set File Permissions in Java Easily using Java 7
PosixFilePermission
- Copy File in Java
- Open File in Java
- Read File in Java
- Java File Scanner Example
- Read a File to String in Java
- How to read file line by line in Java
- Write a File in Java
- Append Text to File in Java
- Java InputStream to File Example
- Java Random Access File
- Download File from URL
- How to write Object to File in Java
- How to read Object from File in Java
- How to Compile and Run a Java Program in another Java program
- Java Property File and Property XML
- Compress File or Directory using Java ZIP
- Java Unzip File Example
- Java GZIP Example
- Java Temp File
Threads
- Java Thread Model
- Creating and Running Threads
- Manipulating Thread State | Thread Synchronization in Java Example
- Thread Synchronization
- Volatile Fields vs. Synchronized Methods
- wait and notify
- join and sleep
- The Concurrency API
- Atomic Operations
Generics
- Introduction to Generics
- Examples of Generics
- Type Erasure
- Type Boundaries
- Wildcards
- What is Generic Methods?
- Generic Methods Example
- Strengths and Weaknesses of Generics
- Legacy Code and Generics
Reflection
- The Reflection API
- Getting the implemented Interfaces
- Retrieving the class name through Reflection API
- Finding out the superclass name of the Class
- Getting the method name used in the Application
- Finding out the object of the Class
- Finding out the class fields
- Getting information about Constructor
- No Argument Constructor Example
- Class Modifier Example
- Calling ( Invoking ) Methods through Reflection
- The Class<T> Class
- The java.lang.reflect Package
- Reading Type Information
- Navigating Inheritance Trees
- Dynamic Instantiation
- Dynamic Invocation
- Reflecting on Generics
- Uses for Meta-Data
Annotations
- What is Annotations in Java?
- Annotation Quick Introduction
- Java Custom Annotation Example
- Aspect-Oriented Programming and Java
- The Annotations Model
- Annotation Types and Annotations
- Built-In Annotations
- Annotations vs. Descriptors (XML)
Sockets (Java networking)
- The OSI Reference Model
- Network Protocols
- Overview of Networking through JAVA
- Socket and ports
- Server Sockets
- URL in term of Java Network Programming
- Datagram in network environment
- Networking in Java
- The Socket Class
- The ServerSocket Class
- Connecting Through URL Objects
- Find Your Host Name/IP Address
- How to retrieve URL information
- Construct a DatagramPacket to receive data
- Open a URLConnection to specific website address
- Getting Image from a URL
- Echo ClientSocket Example
- Client Socket Information
- RMI Client And RMI Server Implementation
- HTTP and Other TCP Servers
- Datagram Clients and Servers
- Non-Blocking Sockets
Database and SQL Fundamentals
- Database Management System
- Relational Databases
- SQL
- Database, Schema, Tables, Columns and Rows
- SQL Versions and Vendor Implementations
- Introduction to DDL (Creating and Managing Database Objects) and
- DML (Retrieving and Managing Data)
- Sequences
- Stored Procedures
- Using SQL Terminals
- JDBC Fundamentals
- JDBC Tutorials Home Page
- What is the JDBC API?
- JDBC Drivers
- Making a Connection
- Creating and Executing a Statement
- Retrieving Values from a ResultSet
- SQL and Java Datatypes
- Creating and Updating Tables
- Handling SQL Exceptions and Proper Cleanup
- Handling SQLWarning
Advanced JDBC
- SQL Escape Syntax
- Using Prepared Statements
- Using Callable Statements
- Scrollable Result Sets – JDBC ResultSet Scroll Insensitive Type Example
JDBC ResultSet Scroll Sensitive Type Example
- Updatable Result Sets
- JDBC ResultSet Delete Row Example
- Transactions
- Commits, Rollbacks, and Savepoints
- Batch Processing (Many Examples)
- Introduction to Row Sets
- Row Sets in GUI and J2EE programming
- JDBC RowSet Example
- Advantages of RowSets
- RowSet Specializations
- Using CachedRowSets
Design Patterns
- What are Design Patterns?
- Singleton, Factory Method, Abstract Factory
- Adapter, Composite, Decorator
- Chain of Responsibility, Observer / Publish-Subscribe, Strategy,
- Template
- Data Access Object (DAO)
Java Servlets
- Overview of the Servlet and JSP Tutorial Series
- Servlets & JSP: Overview and Setup
- Servlet Basics
- Handling the Client Request: Form Data
- Handling the Client Request: HTTP Request Headers
- Generating the Server Response: HTTP Status Codes
- Generating the Server Response: HTTP Response Headers
- Handling Cookies
- Session Tracking
- JSP Introduction & Overview
- Invoking Java Code with JSP Scripting Elements
SOA
- Web Service Tutorial
- What is web service
- WS Components
- SOAP Web Service
- RESTful Web Service open link
- SOAP vs REST
- SOA Java Web Services
- JAX-WS Tutorial
- JAX-WS Tutorial
- RPC vs Document
- JAX-WS Ex RPC
- JAX-WS Ex Document
- JAX-RS Tutorial
- JAX-RS Tutorial
- JAX-RS Ex Jersey
- JAX-RS Annotations
- JAX-RS File Download
- JAX-RS File Upload
- Online Self Paced Training (SPT) with Videos and Documents
- Online Instructor Led Training (ILT)
- Weekend classroom training (call +91-8049202039)
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