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Module 1 -> Developing Enterprise-wide Applications Part I (J2EE Track) (48 hrs – 6 cycles)

JDBC and JavaBeans (16 hrs – 2 cycles)
 Layers in JDBC architecture
 Types of JDBC drivers
 Classes and interfaces of JDBC API
 Steps to create JDBC applications
 Creating applications using the PreparedStatement object
 Managing database transactions
 Performing batch updates
 Creating and calling stored procedures in JDBC
 Using metadata in JDBC
 Features of JavaBeans
 Associating predefined events with sample JavaBeans
 Testing JavaBeans using BDK
 Creating sample JavaBean applet using BDK
 Creating user-defined JavaBean
 Creating manifest and JAR files for a JavaBean
 Different types of JavaBean properties
 Creating custom events
 Using JavaBeans in applications

Network and Distributed Programming in Java (24 hrs – 3 cycles)

 Client/Server architecture
 Java classes for network programming
 Creating application using UDP
 Identifying methods of the Socket and the ServerSocket classes
 Creating applications using the TCP sockets
 Accessing database using the TCP socket application
 Evolution of distributed applications
 Components and architecture of RMI
 Classes and interfaces of RMI packages
 Steps to create and host RMI application
 Transmit files using RMI
 Create applications using client-side callbacks
 Need for CORBA
 Components and architecture of CORBA
 Services provided by CORBA
 Interface Definition Language (IDL)
 Steps to create CORBA applications
 Developing cross-platform applications in CORBA

JavaMail and JMS API (8 hrs – 1 cycle)

 Basic concepts of JavaMail API
 Classes of JavaMail API
 Sending and receiving mails using Java applications
 Basics of Java Message Service
 JMS programming model
 Messages in JMS
 Creating a JMS application

Module 2 -> Developing Enterprise-wide Applications Part II (J2EE Track) (48 hrs – 6 cycles)

J2EE Web Components (32 hrs – 4 cycles)
 Need for servlets
 Classes and interfaces to develop servlets
 Servlet life cycle methods
 Steps to develop and deploy a servlet
 Classes and interfaces of Servlet API
 Servlet life cycle events
 Deployment descriptor elements
 Creating and managing user sessions
 Handling errors and exceptions
 Inter-servlet communication
 Single-threaded and multi-threaded servlets
 Using servlet filters to modify the request and response objects
 Need for JSP
 Life cycle of JSP application
 Components of JSP
 Classes in JSP API
 Steps to create and deploy a JSP application
 Using JavaBeans in JSP
 Developing JSP custom tags
 Types of custom tags
 Classes and interfaces of custom tag API
 Web application design patterns
 Need for Web security
 Authentication techniques
 Restricting resource usage
 Securing Java Web application

XML and Web Services (16 hrs – 2 cycles)

 Role of XML in Java platform
 Introducing Web services concept
 Web services standards
 APIs and tools to develop Java Web services
 Document-Oriented JAXP APIs
 Creating applications using SAX, DOM, and XSLT API
 Java API for XML-based RPC (JAX-RPC)
 Steps to create Web services using JAX-RPC
 Steps to create Web clients using JAX-RPC
 Implementing the JAX RPC Web Service and Web Clients