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SCWCD/OCP-WCD (Web Component Developer) Certification Training

(This course is designed for individual or Group and can be customized as per the business requirements)
Course No: DG-J210 view class outlineCourse Duration: 4 Days (32 Hrs.) Ratio of Hands-on/Lecture:
70% hands-on/practical, 30% lecture.
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Prerequisites:All attendees must have substantial prior experience with Java SE. Note: If you have purchased this class, please Contact Us for details. Location and Pricing : Price of training depends on location and mode of training class. To receive a customized proposal and price quote Get Quote Read More... S/W Required: JDK 6, Eclipse, MySQL, comprehensive lab files.
 

Web Component Developer Training Class Outline

 
1. Overview and Setup
  • Understanding the role of servlets
  • Evaluating servlets vs. other technologies
  • Understanding the role of JSP
  • Configuring the server
  • Configuring your development environment
  • Testing the server setup
2. Servlet Basics
  • The basic structure of servlets
  • A simple servlet that generates plain text
  • A servlet that generates HTML
  • Servlets and packages
  • Some utilities that help build HTML
  • The servlet life cycle
  • Servlet debugging strategies
3. Handling the Client Request: Form Data
  • The role of form data
  • Creating and submitting HTML forms
  • Reading individual request parameters
  • Reading the entire set of request parameters
  • Handling missing and malformed data
  • Dealing with incomplete form submissions
  • Filtering special characters out of the request parameters
4. Handling the Client Request: HTTP Request Headers
  • Reading HTTP request headers
  • Building a table of all the request headers
  • Understanding the various request headers
  • Reducing download times by compressing pages
  • Differentiating among types of browsers
5. Generating the Server Response: HTTP Status Codes
  • Format of the HTTP response
  • How to set status codes
  • What the status codes are good for
  • Shortcut methods for redirection and error pages
  • A servlet that redirects users to browser-specific pages
  • A front end to various search engines
6. Generating the Server Response: HTTP Response Headers
  • Format of the HTTP response
  • Setting response headers
  • Understanding what response headers are good for
  • Building Excel spread sheets
  • Generating JPEG images dynamically
  • Sending incremental updates to the browser
7. Handling Cookies
  • Understanding the benefits and drawbacks of cookies
  • Sending outgoing cookies
  • Receiving incoming cookies
  • Tracking repeat visitors
  • Specifying cookie attributes
  • Differentiating between session cookies and persistent cookies
  • Simplifying cookie usage with utility classes
  • Modifying cookie values
  • Remembering user preferences
8. Session Tracking
  • Implementing session tracking from scratch
  • Using basic session tracking
  • Understanding the session-tracking API
  • Differentiating between server and browser sessions
  • Encoding URLs
  • Storing immutable objects vs. storing mutable objects
  • Tracking user access counts
  • Accumulating user purchases
  • Implementing a shopping cart
  • Building an online store
9. JSP Intro and Overview
  • Understanding the need for JSP
  • Evaluating the benefits of JSP
  • Comparing JSP to other technologies
  • Avoiding JSP misconceptions
  • Understanding the JSP lifecycle
  • Installing JSP pages
  • Looking at JSP in the real world
10. Invoking Java Code with JSP Scripting Elements
  • Static vs. dynamic text
  • Dynamic code and good JSP design
  • JSP expressions
  • Servlets vs. JSP pages for similar tasks
  • JSP scriptlets
  • JSP declarations
  • Predefined variables
  • Comparison of expressions, scriptlets, and declarations
11. Controlling the Structure of Generated Servlets: The JSP page Directive
  • Understanding the purpose of the page directive
  • Designating which classes are imported
  • Specifying the MIME type of the page
  • Generating Excel spreadsheets
  • Participating in sessions
  • Setting the size and behavior of the output buffer
  • Designating pages to handle JSP errors
  • Controlling threading behavior
12. Including Files and Applets in JSP Pages
  • Using jsp:include to include pages at request time
  • Using <%@ include ... %> (the include directive) to include files at page translation time
  • Understanding why jsp:include is usually better than the include directive
  • Using jsp:plugin to include applets for the Java Plug-in
13. Using JavaBeans Components in JSP Documents
  • Understanding the benefits of beans
  • Creating beans
  • Installing bean classes on your server
  • Accessing bean properties
  • Explicitly setting bean properties
  • Automatically setting bean properties from request parameters
  • Sharing beans among multiple servlets and JSP pages
14. Integrating Servlets and JSP: The Model View Controller (MVC) Architecture
  • Understanding the benefits of MVC
  • Using RequestDispatcher to implement MVC
  • Forwarding requests from servlets to JSP pages
  • Handling relative URLs
  • Choosing among different display options
  • Comparing data-sharing strategies
15. Simplifying Access to Java Code: The JSP 2.0 Expression Language
  • Motivating use of the expression language
  • Understanding the basic syntax
  • Understanding the relationship of the expression language to the MVC architecture
  • Referencing scoped variables
  • Accessing bean properties, array elements, List elements, and Map entries
  • Using expression language operators
  • Evaluating expressions conditionally
16. Using and Deploying Web Applications
  • Purpose of Web applications
  • Structure of Web applications
  • Setting up Web applications with Tomcat
  • Giving custom addresses to servlets
  • Sharing data among Web applications
17. Controlling Web Application Behavior with web.xml
  • Location and purpose of web.xml
  • Custom URLs
  • Initialization parameters
  • Preloading pages
  • Welcome pages
  • Error pages
18. Servlet and JSP Filters
  • Filter basics
  • Accessing the servlet context
  • Using initialization parameters
  • Blocking responses
  • Modifying responses
19. Web Application Lifecyle Listeners
  • Reason for listeners
  • Monitoring creation and destruction of the servlet context
  • Detecting changes in servlet context attributes
  • Recognizing session creation and destruction
  • Watching for changes in session attributes
  • Combining activities
10. Creating Custom JSP Tag Libraries: The Basics
  • Java-based tags
    • Components of a tag library
    • Basic tags
    • Tags that use body content
    • Tags that optionally use body content
  • JSP-based tags (tag files)
    • Components of a tag library
    • Basic tags
    • Tags that use attributes
    • Tags that use body content
21. Custom JSP Tag Libraries: Advanced Topics
  • Tags with dynamic attribute values
  • Tags with complex objects for attributes
  • Manipulating the tag body
  • Looping tags
  • Nested tags
  • Using SAX and TagLibraryValidator to validate tag library syntax
22. "Classic" (JSP 1.2-Style) Tags
  • Components of a tag library
  • Basic tags
  • Tags that use body content
  • Tags that optionally use body content
23. The JSP Standard Tag Library (JSTL)
  • Obtaining JSTL documentation and code
  • The JSTL Expression Language
  • Looping Tags
  • Conditional Evaluation Tags
  • Database Access Tags
  • Other Tags
24. SCWCD Design Patterns
  • Intercepting Filter
  • Model-View-Controller
  • Front Controller
  • Service Locator
  • Business Delegate
  • Transfer Object
 

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