J2EE Online Training
The J2EE Online Training is a comprehensive program designed to equip learners with the skills to develop robust, scalable, and distributed enterprise applications using Java EE technologies. It focuses on building real-world, data-driven applications using a combination of core J2EE components such as Servlets, JSP (JavaServer Pages), EJB (Enterprise JavaBeans), JDBC, and Web Services
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J2EE Online Training is designed for professionals aiming to master Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE) and accelerate their careers in enterprise software development. The course provides in‑depth knowledge of J2EE architecture, covering Servlets, JSP (JavaServer Pages), JDBC, EJB (Enterprise JavaBeans), and Web Services, along with frameworks like Hibernate, Spring, and SOA.
Learners explore how to design, develop, and deploy secure, scalable, and distributed enterprise applications. The course emphasizes practical, hands-on learning — from using Tomcat, GlassFish, and WildFly servers to integrating databases and implementing transaction management with JNDI, JMS, and JTA.
Every module includes interactive assignments, case studies, and real-world projects that reinforce key concepts such as MVC architecture, session management, RESTful and SOAP-based Web Services, and data persistence techniques. Students gain expertise that prepares them for Oracle J2EE certification and developer roles in leading IT companies.
Led by industry-certified instructors, J2EE Online Training combines conceptual learning with hands-on coding exercises. The program’s flexible scheduling, lifetime access to resources, and job assistance ensure learners achieve a practical understanding of enterprise Java development from the ground up
Learners should have a basic understanding of Core Java (Java SE), including OOP concepts, exception handling, and collections. Familiarity with HTML, CSS, and basic web technologies helps in working with JSP and Servlets. Knowledge of databases (like MySQL or Oracle) and JDBC is beneficial. Exposure to IDEs such as Eclipse or IntelliJ and basic application server setup (like Tomcat) is recommended but not mandatory. Logical thinking and programming fundamentals are the only essential requirements to begin this course
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Get instant access to self-paced training after signup. - Streaming video recording:
Watch lessons any time at your schedule, free recording. - Exercises:
Practical exercises help you test what you are learning as you go. - Free Demo:
Sign up for free demo to check whether the course is right for you and interact with the faculty live. - Experienced Trainers:
We only hire the industry’s best trainers - Live free interactive web sessions:
Ask the Expert Shell Scripting trainers about the career prospects and clarify your questions any time after you complete the course. - Structured Curriculum Schedule:
Progress with your complete daily interactive lessons and assignments. - Faculty Mentoring:
Turn in daily and weekly homework for personalized feedback from faculty. - Virtual Office Hours:
Live interaction with the faculty and other students around the world. - Hands on Live Projects:
Work on live lab sessions to tackle real-world projects. Get 100% faculty guidance and ratings.
J2ee Course Content
JDBC
- Introduction to ODBC, JDBC & Types of Drivers
- JDBC API & Database Connection
- Types of Statements & Other API’s of Java
- JDBC 2.0 Result Set Extensions
SERVLET
- Introduction to Web Server, C/S Arch, ServerSide Scripting
- Servlet API, Life Cycle of Servlet, Html Forms SSI, Session
- Tracking,Servlet Chaining
- JDBC with Servlets APPLET Servlet Communication
XML
- Introduction to B2B, B2C & XML
- DTD & Basic XML Tags
- XML Schema
- DOM & DSO
- Name Space & Schemas
- XSL, CSS & XLL,XPath
EJB
- Introduction to EJB & Enterprise Computing
- Building business tier using EJB For a web application(Struts)
- Weblogic containers & Server Services
- Types of Beans & Functionalities
- Introduction to Session Bean
- Developing & Deploying Stateless & Statefull Session Bean
- Introduction to Entity Beans
- Developing & Deploying Entity Beans
- Entity Bean Relationships
- Message Driven Beans & Deployment
- Transaction Management (BMT and CMT)
J2EE
- Introduction to J2EE & Distributed Architecture
- Servlets, JSP & Integration of EJB with J2EE
- JMS, JNDI, POOLING, JTS
- JMS JNDI
- JTS, Java-Mail
- Pooling Services and Enterprise Computing
SPRINGS
- IOC Container
- Dependency Injection
- Aspect oriented programming
- Spring JDBC
- Spring MVC
- Integration with Hibernate
- Integration with EJB
- Working with Scheduler Framework Quartz
- Working with Reporting Tool Jasper Reports
HIBERNATE
- Introduction to object relational mapping
- Hibernate architecture
- Hibernate configuration file,
- Hibernate mapping file
- SessionFactory
- Session
- Query
- Transaction
- Mapping java persistence class in hibernate
- HQL
- Criteria API
- Hibernate tools
CORE J2EE DESIGN PATTERNS
- Front controller
- Data Access Object (DAO)
- Business Delegate
- Model View Controller
- service locator
- View helper
- Value Object
- Session Façade
- Composite View
RMI
- Introduction to RMI
- Layers of RMI with Architecture, RMI with JDBC
- Packages & Exception Handling in RMI
- JSP
- Introduction to JSP Architecture, Basic Tags
- Page Directives, Scripting Elements, Bean Tags
- Implicit Objects, JDBC with JSP, Servlets with JSP
- Custom Tag Libraries
- MVC Architecture (MVC 1 and MVC2)
- Security in Web Applications
- Presentation Tier Design Patterns
WEBLOGIC
- Introduction to APP Servers & Weblogic Administration and Configuring
- Deployment & Recourse Handling
- Configuring Connection Pooling
- Messaging Services
STRUTS
- Model-View-Controller Design Pattern
- Model Components
- View Components
- Controller Components
- Advanced Action Classes
- Exception Handling in Struts
- Internationalization of Web Applications
- Tag Libraries
- Validation Framework
- Tiles Framework
- STRUTS Configuration File
- Web Application Descriptor File
AJAX
- HTTP Basics
- JAVASCRIPT Basics
- Hidden frame technique For sending Asynchronous Requests
- I frames
- AJAX Basics
- AJAX Communication techniques
- AJAX Patterns
- XML Basics
- XML , XSLT and XPATH
- Syndication with RSS /ATOM
- AJAX Framework DWR(direct web remoting)
Design pattern
- Introduction to patterns
- Core OO design patterns
- Observer
- Decorator
- Factory
- Singleton
- Adapter and Façade
JAVA Development Tools
- ANT
- XDoclet
- Jasper Reports and IReport
- CVS
- LOG4J
- MyEclipse IDE
- JUNIT
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