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    Full Stack Development using Advanced Java

    Full Stack Development using Advanced Java

    • Module 1: Introduction

      • Introduction to Web Development
      • Understanding Client and Server Architecture
      • Differences between http and https

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    • Module 2: Static Website Designing

      • Introduction to HTML
      • LimitationsofHTML4
      • IntroductionandAdvantagesofHTML5
      • FirstHTML5Document
      • OverviewofNew FeaturesofHTML5
      • HTML5 elements and HTML5 tags
      • Working with Images
      • HTML5 List
      • HTML5 Table
      • HTML5
      • FormElements and Attributes
      • Div
      • Section

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    • Module 3: CSS

      • Introduction to CSS
      • CSS selector
      • Applying CSS – Internal
      • External, Inline
      • CSS Class and ID

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    • Module 4: JavaScript

      • Introduction to JavaScript
      • Variables
      • Statements
      • Operator
      • Conditional Statement
      • Loop
      • User Define functions

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    • Module 5: JQuery

      • Basic idea about jquery
      • Advantage of jquery
      • Simple but essential application of jquery
      • Form validation using jquery

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    • Module 6: JEE

      • Introduction to JEE architecture
      • Different types of Java Application
      • Two
      • three and multitier application
      • advantages and disadvantages of above architecture
      • MVC and MVC 2 architecture
      • JEE architecture
      • components and container of JEE
      • Web and Application server
      • Introduction to Tomcat Server
      • installing and configuration with Eclipse
      • Path setting of Tomcat
      • Create a simple web application in Eclipse and run in Tomcat server

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    • Module 7: Java Servlet

      • Introduction to Servlet Technology
      • Servlet and its Architecture
      • How servlets work
      • role of Deployment descriptor (web.xml)
      • Deployment descriptor vs Annotation
      • Servlet API (Javax.servlet and javax.servlet.http)
      • Servlet Life cycle and its method
      • How to create Servlet(Servlet interface, GenericServlet class, HttpServlet class)
      • Writing service method
      • Constructing Responses
      • Describe doGet() and doPost() method
      • Deploy servlet in eclipse

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    • Module 8: Relational Database Management System

      • What Is A Database?
      • What Is SQL?
      • Overview of RDBMS
      • Entity Relationship Model
      • Entity, Attributes
      • Relationship
      • Database keys(Primary key, Foreign key)
      • DML
      • DDL
      • DCL statements
      • Insert
      • update
      • delete and select operation
      • Data types in Database

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    • Module 9: Database using Servlet

      • Working with Database (JDBC) using Servlet
      • Introduction to JDBC
      • JDBC drivers
      • How to connect any java application to any database using JDBC
      • Insert
      • delete
      • update. Select operation
      • DriverManager class
      • Statement
      • PreparedStatement interface
      • ResultSet interface and its different methods to access data from database
      • Access database from Servlet
      • A simple registration page example

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    • Module 10: RequestDispatcher and Session Management in Servlet

      • RequestDispatcher and forward() & include() method
      • difference between forward() and sendRedirect()
      • Session Tracking using HttpSession
      • Cookie
      • URL rewriting and Hidden form field
      • how to create session and set and get session
      • HttpSession methods like getSession
      • setAttribute()
      • getAttribute() etc
      • how to create cookie and set and get cookie
      • Data management using URL rewriting and Hidden
      • Form field

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    • Module 11:Event and Listeners

      • Introduction to Event Classes and Interfaces
      • Listeners interface
      • Servlet Filter and Filter API
      • Concepts of Filter Chain
      • Server side validation using Filter

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    • Module 12: Java Server Pages(JSP)

      • What is JSP
      • Advantages of JSP over Servlet
      • JSP architecture
      • JSP life cycle
      • Some JSP tags like Scriplet Tag
      • declaration tag
      • Expression tag
      • JSP implicit object
      • JSP directives A simple example in JSP
      • JSP Action elements [ jsp:forward(), jsp:include() ]

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    • Module 13: Java Beans

      • What is Java bean
      • Setter
      • getter method and serialization
      • Jsp:useBean tag to access a bean
      • Jsp:setProperty and jsp:getProperty
      • Use of bean as a model of MVC

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    • Module 14: Scopes and Attributes

      • Different scopes in servlet and JSP
      • Request
      • session and Application scope
      • Access those scope using servlet and JSP
      • Attributes and different methods(setAttribute, getAttribute)
      • Difference between ServletContext and ServletConfig

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    • Module 15: JSTL and JSP Expression Language

      • What is JSTL & JSTL LIBRARY
      • Core tag
      • Functional tag
      • Formatting tag and SQL tag of JSTL
      • A simple example showing all tags
      • Introduction to EL
      • Implicit objects in EL
      • Scopes in EL
      • Basic operator in EL

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    • Module 16: Project work and Documentation
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    Price ₹24,999.00 ₹19,999.00
    Instructor Euphoria GenX
    Duration 60 hours
    Enrolled 563 students
    Deadline 12 - 16 Weeks

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