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Complete Java™ (5 days)
19 MAY 2008	T.B.A.	T.B.A.	$2,495

Complete Java™
(Course IT-2010)

The Java™ language began modestly as an interesting concept, but has since evolved to become the most popular language and platform for building enterprise level applications. Intertech Training’s Complete Java™ course teaches you practical programming techniques while also preparing you for Java Programmer Certification.

The class begins by describing the core syntax of the Java™ language and how to use it to implement and apply object oriented principles. After establishing this essential foundation, the class then covers other crucial topics like exception handling, writing and applying interfaces, and when to use arrays versus collections. In addition, you will learn how to use critical Java facilities such as multi-threading, file I/O, and network communications. Finally, you will learn how to access data using JDBC.

Like all Intertech courses, this class heavily emphasizes hands-on learning. So throughout the week, you will complete several exercises that demonstrate how to apply these technologies in the real-world.

Eclipse™ will be used as the editor in this course.

Course Outline

Getting Started with Java

Getting Java

Get comfortable with the API documentation

How to use the API documentation

The First Java Program

The Java Virtual Machine

Object Oriented Programming in Java

Object Oriented Programming

Objects vs. Primitives

Creating (Instantiating) Objects

Stack and Heap

Using Objects

Initializing During Instantiation

Creating Your Own Object Types

Building Constructors For Your Object Types

Class vs. Object

Static

Scope

The 'this' Reference

Packages

Class Path

Primitives, Operators, and Control Flow

Coding Standards

Valid Identifiers

Comments

Primitive Data Types

Conversion and Casting

Operators

Control Flow and Loops

Break, Continue, and Labels

Assertions

String, a Very Special Case

Passing by Value

Advanced OO Topics

Encapsulation

Inheritance

Chaining Constructors

Access Modifiers

Overloading Methods

Overriding Methods

The super Reference

Unified Modeling Language (UML)

The Three Faces of Final

Polymorphism

Object Type Casting

The Object Class

Abstract Classes

Abstract Recap

Interfaces

Interface Recap

Arrays and Collections

Arrays

Polumorphism Revisited

Array Recap

Dynamic Storage Using Collections

Collection Hierachy (partial)

Limitations of Collections

Everything in a Collection is of Type Object

Collections Types

Sorting and Searching Arrays and Collections

Comparator, and Comparable

Exceptions

Try and Catch

Fixing Mistakes and Reacting to Exceptions

Finally

Checked Exceptions

Partial Exception Hierarchy

Creating your own Exceptions

I/O Streams

File I/O

Readers and Writers

Using the Command Line

Reading a URL

IO Exceptions

Object Serialization

File

TCP/IP Networking

Sockets

Threads

Threads

Sharing

Thread Properties

Extending the Thread Class

Synchronization

Suspend, Stop, and Resume

Wait and Notify

Java Database Connectivity

Defining JDBC

Using the DriverManager

SQLServer Example

Using a DataSource

Getting a DataSource

Statements

Creating Tables

Inserting Data

Updating Data

Deleting Data

Using a ResultSet

Prepared Statements

Stored Procedures

Java Enterprise Edition

Mainframes

Two Tier Client/Server

Three Tier Client/Server

N-tier Client/Server

Java Enterprise Edition

Containers

Application Client Container

Applet Container

EJB Container

The Servlet Container

JEE Container

Acronyms and Buzz Words

Servlets

JavaServer Pages (JSP)

Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)

Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI)

Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB)

Java Transaction API (JTA)

Java Message Service (JMS)

JavaMail and JAF

Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS)

Java API for XML Processing (JAXP)

JEE Connector Architecture (JCA)

Java 2 Standard Edition (J2SE)

Remote Method Invocation (RMI)

More Information

Appendix A: Graphical User Interface

Swing vs. AWT

What is Swing?

JFrames

Layout Managers

Nesting Layouts

More Layouts

Appendix B: Events

The Java Bean Event Model

Listeners and Adapters

Event Naming Conventions

Mapping Components to their Events

Inner Classes

Local Inner Classes

Anonymous Inner Classes

Top Level Inner Classes

Appendix C: Using GridBag Layout

Stretching the GridBag

Stretching Troubles

Tips and Tricks

Appendix D: Applets

Applets

Graphics

The Sandbox

Applet Features

Applet HTML

Parameters

Events

Display Strategy in Applets

Animation

Jar Files

Appendix E: Java Certification

The Four Hava Certifications

Programmer Certification

Test Taking Guidelines for Success

Scheduling the Certification

Resources

Sun Certified Java Developer (SCJD)

Assertions

Declarations and Access Control

Flow Control and Exception Handling

Garbage Collection

Language Fundamentals

Operators and Assignments

Overloading, Overriding, Runtime Type, and ObjectOrientation

Threads

The java.lang PACKAGE

The java.util PACKAGE

Practice Questions

Appendix F: Regular Expressions

Basics

The java.util.regex Package

RegEx Sample Applications

Quantifiers

Character Classes

RegEx with java.lang.String

Basics - Review and Quiz

More Power

Search and Replace

Back Referencing

Look Around

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Complete Java™ (5 days)