Advanced Java Course
Upgrade your programming skills with our Advanced Java Course designed for students and working professionals. Learn powerful technologies like JDBC, Servlets, and JSP to build dynamic web applications and become industry-ready.
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About Course
Advanced Java takes your programming skills to the next level by focusing on building dynamic, database-driven, and web-based applications. This course is designed to bridge the gap between basic programming knowledge and real-world software development.
You will learn how Java interacts with databases, how web applications are created, and how backend systems work. With practical implementation and real-time projects, this course prepares you for modern development environments and enterprise-level applications.
What Will You Learn
- Understand advanced concepts of Java programming
- Connect Java applications with databases using JDBC
- Build dynamic web applications using Servlets and JSP
- Work with session management and cookies
- Handle form data and server-side processing
- Implement MVC architecture basics
- Understand web server concepts (Tomcat)
- Perform CRUD operations using Java
- Improve debugging and backend logic skills
- Develop real-world web-based projects
Tools You Will Learn
Learn industry-relevant tools with practical training designed to make you confident, skilled, and job-ready.
Advanced Java Course Curriculum
This program covers important concepts and practical skills required for today’s digital world.
Module 1: Event Handling
- Introduction to Event Handling
- Event Delegation Model
- Event Sources and Event Objects
- Event Listener Interfaces
- Event Classes in Java
- Handling Action Events
- Handling Mouse Events
- Handling Keyboard Events
- Handling Window Events
- Handling Focus Events
- Handling Item Events
- Handling Adjustment Events
- Adapter Classes in Event Handling
- Anonymous Inner Classes for Event Handling
- Event Handling Using Lambda Expressions
- Registering and Removing Event Listeners
- Practical Applications of Event Handling in GUI Programs
Module 2: Swing Components
- Introduction to Swing
- Features of Swing Components
- Swing Architecture (MVC Concept)
- JFrame
- JPanel
- JLabel
- JButton
- JTextField
- JTextArea
- JCheckBox
- JRadioButton
- JComboBox
- JList
- JTable
- JScrollPane
- JMenuBar, JMenu, and JMenuItem
- JToolBar
- JTabbedPane
- JTree
- JProgressBar
- JOptionPane
- Layout Managers in Swing
- Event Handling with Swing Components
- Building GUI Applications Using Swing Components
Module 3: Swing Containers
- Introduction to Swing Containers
- Types of Swing Containers
- Top-Level Containers
- JFrame
- JDialog
- JWindow
- Intermediate Containers
- JPanel
- JScrollPane
- JSplitPane
- JTabbedPane
- Container Class and Its Methods
- Adding and Removing Components from Containers
- Content Pane and Root Pane
- Layout Management in Containers
- Nested Containers
- Event Handling in Containers
- Creating GUI Applications Using Swing Containers
- Best Practices for Organizing Swing Containers
Module 4: Introduction to servlets
- Introduction to Servlets
- Need for Servlets in Web Applications
- Servlet Architecture
- Servlet Life Cycle
- Types of Servlets
- GenericServlet Class
- HttpServlet Class
- Creating a Simple Servlet
- Deploying and Executing Servlets
- Servlet API Overview
- Handling Client Requests
- Generating Server Responses
- Servlet Configuration and Initialization
- Web Container and Servlet Container
- Advantages of Servlets over CGI
- Real-life Applications of Servlets in Web Development
Module 5: Servlet API and Lifecycle
Servlet API
- Introduction to Servlet API
- Servlet Package Structure
- Servlet Interface
- GenericServlet Class
- HttpServlet Class
- ServletRequest Interface
- ServletResponse Interface
- HttpServletRequest Interface
- HttpServletResponse Interface
- ServletConfig Interface
- ServletContext Interface
- Request Dispatcher
- Session Tracking Basics
Servlet Lifecycle
- Introduction to Servlet Lifecycle
- Loading and Instantiation of Servlet
- init() Method
- service() Method
- doGet() Method
- doPost() Method
- destroy() Method
- Servlet Lifecycle Flow
- Servlet Container and Lifecycle Management
- Handling Multiple Client Requests
- Best Practices in Servlet Lifecycle Management
Module 6: ServletInputStream And ServletOutputStream
ServletInputStream
- Introduction to ServletInputStream
- Reading Client Request Data
- Obtaining ServletInputStream from Request Object
- Reading Binary Data from Requests
- Methods of ServletInputStream
- Processing Input Streams in Servlets
- Handling File Upload Data Using Input Streams
- Exception Handling with ServletInputStream
ServletOutputStream
- Introduction to ServletOutputStream
- Sending Data to the Client
- Obtaining ServletOutputStream from Response Object
- Writing Binary Data to Responses
- Methods of ServletOutputStream
- Generating Dynamic Output Using Streams
- Downloading Files Through Servlets
- Buffering and Flushing Output Streams
- Exception Handling with ServletOutputStream
Working with Streams in Servlets
- Difference Between ServletInputStream and ServletOutputStream
- Stream-Based Data Transfer in Web Applications
- Best Practices for Input and Output Stream Handling
- Practical Examples Using Servlet Streams
Module 7: HttpServlet
Module 8 : Working with servlets
- Introduction to Servlets
- Setting Up the Servlet Environment
- Creating a Simple Servlet
- Deploying and Executing Servlets
- Servlet Lifecycle Management
- Handling Client Requests
- Generating Dynamic Responses
- Working with HttpServletRequest
- Working with HttpServletResponse
- Form Data Processing in Servlets
- Servlet Configuration and Initialization
- Using ServletConfig and ServletContext
- Request Dispatching and Forwarding
- Session Management in Servlets
- Cookie Handling in Servlets
- Exception Handling in Servlets
- Database Connectivity with Servlets
- File Handling in Servlets
- Servlet Security Basics
- Building Web Applications Using Servlets
- Best Practices for Servlet Development
Module 9 : Working with Servlet Cookies
- Introduction to Cookies
- Need and Importance of Cookies
- Creating Cookies in Servlets
- Sending Cookies to the Client
- Reading Cookies from Client Requests
- Updating Cookie Values
- Deleting Cookies
- Cookie Attributes (Name, Value, Domain, Path, Expiry)
- Setting Cookie Expiration Time
- Persistent and Non-Persistent Cookies
- Handling Multiple Cookies
- Cookie Security Considerations
- Session Tracking Using Cookies
- Advantages and Limitations of Cookies
- Practical Applications of Cookies in Web Development
- Best Practices for Cookie Management in Servlets
Module 10 : JDBC introduction
- Introduction to JDBC
- Need and Importance of JDBC
- JDBC Architecture
- Types of JDBC Drivers
- JDBC API Overview
- Loading and Registering JDBC Drivers
- Establishing Database Connections
- JDBC DriverManager Class
- Connection Interface
- Statement Interface
- PreparedStatement Interface
- CallableStatement Interface
- ResultSet Interface
- Executing SQL Queries Using JDBC
- Handling Database Transactions
- Exception Handling in JDBC
- Advantages of JDBC
- Applications of JDBC in Database-Driven Applications
Module 11 : JDBC Resultset,
- Introduction to ResultSet
- Need and Importance of ResultSet
- Creating a ResultSet Object
- Retrieving Data from ResultSet
- Navigating Through ResultSet Records
- ResultSet Methods (getString(), getInt(), getDouble(), etc.)
- Types of ResultSet
- Forward-Only ResultSet
- Scrollable ResultSet
- Updatable ResultSet
- Cursor Management in ResultSet
- Accessing Data by Column Name and Column Index
- Handling NULL Values in ResultSet
- ResultSetMetaData Overview
- Updating Data Using ResultSet
- Closing and Managing ResultSet Objects
- Exception Handling with ResultSet
- Best Practices for Working with ResultSet
- Practical Applications of ResultSet in JDBC Programs
Module 12 : JSP Introduction
- Introduction to JSP
- Need and Importance of JSP
- JSP Architecture
- JSP Life Cycle
- Advantages of JSP over Servlets
- Creating a Simple JSP Page
- JSP Syntax and Structure
- JSP Elements Overview
- Scriptlet Tags
- Expression Tags
- Declaration Tags
- JSP Directives
- JSP Implicit Objects
- JSP Request and Response Handling
- JSP Compilation Process
- Integrating JSP with Servlets
- Error Handling in JSP
- Applications of JSP in Web Development
- Best Practices for JSP Development
Module 13 : JSP documents, elements, comments, action
JSP Documents
- Introduction to JSP Documents
- JSP Document Syntax (XML-Based JSP)
- Structure of a JSP Document
- Advantages of JSP Documents
JSP Elements
- Introduction to JSP Elements
- Directive Elements
- Scripting Elements
- Action Elements
- Expression Language (EL) Basics
JSP Comments
- Introduction to JSP Comments
- JSP Comment Syntax
- HTML Comments vs JSP Comments
- Using Comments for Documentation
JSP Actions
- Introduction to JSP Action Tags
- Standard JSP Action Elements
<jsp:include>Action<jsp:forward>Action<jsp:param>Action<jsp:useBean>Action<jsp:setProperty>Action<jsp:getProperty>Action<jsp:plugin>Action- Dynamic Content Generation Using Action Tags
- Advantages of JSP Actions
- Practical Applications of JSP Action Elements
Module 14 : JSP Implicit objects
- Introduction to JSP Implicit Objects
- Need and Importance of Implicit Objects
- Overview of JSP Container-Provided Objects
- request Object
- response Object
- out Object
- session Object
- application Object
- config Object
- pageContext Object
- page Object
- exception Object
- Accessing and Using Implicit Objects
- Scope of Implicit Objects
- Communication Between JSP Pages Using Implicit Objects
- Session Management Using session Object
- Handling Request and Response Data
- Error Handling Using exception Object
- Practical Applications of JSP Implicit Objects
- Best Practices for Using Implicit Objects in JSP
Module 15 : JSF introduction
- Introduction to JSF (JavaServer Faces)
- Need and Importance of JSF
- Features of JSF Framework
- JSF Architecture
- MVC Pattern in JSF
- JSF Request Processing Life Cycle
- Setting Up a JSF Environment
- Creating a Simple JSF Application
- JSF Components and Tags
- Managed Beans in JSF
- Navigation Handling in JSF
- Expression Language (EL) in JSF
- Validation and Conversion in JSF
- Event Handling in JSF
- Integration of JSF with JSP/XHTML
- Advantages of JSF over Traditional JSP
- Real-world Applications of JSF
- Best Practices for JSF Development
Module 16 : JSF application, life cycle
JSF Application
- Introduction to JSF Applications
- Setting Up the JSF Environment
- Architecture of a JSF Application
- Creating a Simple JSF Application
- JSF Configuration Files
- Managed Beans in JSF
- JSF Pages Using XHTML
- Navigation Rules in JSF
- Expression Language (EL) in JSF
- Deploying and Running a JSF Application
- Integrating JSF with Backend Components
JSF Life Cycle
- Introduction to JSF Life Cycle
- Overview of JSF Request Processing
- Restore View Phase
- Apply Request Values Phase
- Process Validations Phase
- Update Model Values Phase
- Invoke Application Phase
- Render Response Phase
- Life Cycle Flow and Execution Process
- Event Handling During the JSF Life Cycle
- Validation and Conversion in the Life Cycle
- Advantages of the JSF Life Cycle Model
- Practical Examples of JSF Request Processing
Module 17 : JSF Configuration, JSP web application
JSF Configuration
- Introduction to JSF Configuration
- Purpose of Configuration Files in JSF
- faces-config.xml Overview
- Configuring Managed Beans
- Navigation Rules Configuration
- JSF Application Settings
- Configuring Validators and Converters
- Resource Bundle Configuration
- Annotations in JSF Configuration
- Web Deployment Descriptor (web.xml) for JSF
- JSF Project Structure
- Best Practices for JSF Configuration
JSP Web Application
- Introduction to JSP Web Applications
- Architecture of JSP Web Applications
- Setting Up a JSP Project
- Creating JSP Pages
- JSP and Servlet Integration
- Handling Client Requests and Responses
- Form Processing in JSP
- Session Management in JSP Applications
- Database Connectivity in JSP Applications
- Using JSP Implicit Objects
- Error Handling in JSP Applications
- Deploying JSP Web Applications
- MVC Architecture with JSP
- Best Practices for JSP Web Development
Module 18 : EJB introduction
- Introduction to EJB (Enterprise JavaBeans)
- Need and Importance of EJB
- Features of EJB
- EJB Architecture
- EJB Container Overview
- Types of Enterprise Beans
- Session Beans
- Entity Beans
- Message-Driven Beans
- EJB Components and Interfaces
- EJB Life Cycle
- EJB Services (Transactions, Security, Persistence)
- Developing a Simple EJB Application
- Deployment and Configuration of EJB
- EJB in Enterprise Applications
- Advantages and Limitations of EJB
- Integration of EJB with Other Java Technologies
- Best Practices for EJB Development
Module 19 : Creating EJB, web client
Creating EJB
- Introduction to Creating EJB Applications
- Setting Up the EJB Development Environment
- EJB Project Structure
- Creating Session Beans
- Defining Local and Remote Interfaces
- Implementing Business Methods
- Using Annotations in EJB
- Deploying Enterprise Beans
- Testing EJB Components
- Managing Transactions in EJB
- Security Concepts in EJB
Web Client
- Introduction to EJB Web Clients
- Accessing EJB from Web Applications
- Configuring Web Clients for EJB Access
- JNDI Lookup for EJB Components
- Calling EJB Business Methods from JSP
- Calling EJB Business Methods from Servlets
- Handling Client Requests and Responses
- Passing Data Between Web Client and EJB
- Error Handling in EJB Web Clients
- Deploying and Running EJB-Based Web Applications
- Best Practices for EJB Client Development
Module 20 : Packaging beans, creating, buliding,running web app
Packaging Beans
- Introduction to EJB Packaging
- Purpose of Packaging Enterprise Beans
- EJB Module Structure
- Creating JAR Files for EJB Components
- Packaging Session Beans
- Packaging Supporting Classes and Resources
- Deployment Descriptors Overview
- Annotations and Packaging Configuration
- Preparing EJB Modules for Deployment
Creating Web Applications
- Introduction to Web Application Development
- Web Application Architecture
- Creating a Dynamic Web Project
- Project Directory Structure
- Configuring Deployment Descriptors (web.xml)
- Integrating EJB with Web Applications
- Creating JSP and Servlet Components
- Managing Application Resources
Building Web Applications
- Compiling Application Components
- Resolving Dependencies and Libraries
- Packaging Web Applications into WAR Files
- Combining EJB and Web Modules into EAR Files
- Build and Deployment Process
- Verifying Application Configuration
Running Web Applications
- Deploying Applications on Application Servers
- Configuring Server Environments
- Starting and Stopping Web Applications
- Accessing Web Applications Through Browsers
- Testing Application Functionality
- Monitoring and Debugging Applications
- Troubleshooting Deployment Issues
- Best Practices for Web Application Deployment and Execution
Module 21 : Hibernate Introduction
- Introduction to Hibernate Framework
- Need and Importance of Hibernate
- Features of Hibernate
- Hibernate Architecture
- Object Relational Mapping (ORM) Concept
- Advantages of Hibernate over JDBC
- Hibernate Environment Setup
- Hibernate Configuration Files
- Hibernate Core Components
- SessionFactory and Session Objects
- Persistent Classes and POJOs
- Mapping Objects to Database Tables
- Hibernate Query Language (HQL) Basics
- CRUD Operations Using Hibernate
- Transaction Management in Hibernate
- Hibernate Caching Concepts
- Integration of Hibernate with Java Applications
- Real-world Applications of Hibernate
- Best Practices for Hibernate Development
Module 22 : Creating db & tables in mysql,
- Introduction to MySQL Database
- Installing and Configuring MySQL
- Creating a Database in MySQL
- Selecting and Using a Database
- Understanding Tables and Schema Design
- Creating Tables Using SQL Commands
- Defining Columns and Data Types
- Primary Key Constraints
- Foreign Key Constraints
- NOT NULL and UNIQUE Constraints
- AUTO_INCREMENT Attribute
- Default Values in Columns
- Modifying Table Structure (ALTER TABLE)
- Renaming and Deleting Tables
- Inserting Records into Tables
- Updating and Deleting Records
- Retrieving Data Using SELECT Queries
- Database Relationships (One-to-One, One-to-Many, Many-to-Many)
- Best Practices for Database and Table Design
- Connecting MySQL Database with Hibernate Applications
Module 23 : Adding req. libraries
- Introduction to Hibernate Libraries
- Need for External Libraries in Hibernate
- Downloading Hibernate Dependencies
- Adding Hibernate JAR Files to the Project
- Configuring Build Path in IDE
- Required Hibernate Core Libraries
- Adding JDBC Driver Libraries
- Database Connector Libraries (MySQL Connector/J)
- Adding Logging Libraries (SLF4J, Log4j)
- Managing Dependencies Using Maven
- Managing Dependencies Using Gradle
- Verifying Library Configuration
- Resolving Missing Dependency Errors
- Version Compatibility Between Libraries
- Best Practices for Dependency Management in Hibernate Projects
Module 24 : Creating hibernate config. And mapping files
Hibernate Configuration File
- Introduction to Hibernate Configuration
- Purpose of
hibernate.cfg.xml - Structure of Configuration File
- Database Connection Properties
- JDBC Driver Configuration
- Database URL, Username, and Password Settings
- Hibernate Dialect Configuration
- SessionFactory Configuration
- Mapping Resource Registration
- Hibernate Properties and Settings
- Validating the Configuration File
Hibernate Mapping Files
- Introduction to Hibernate Mapping
- Purpose of Mapping Files
- Creating Hibernate Mapping Files (
.hbm.xml) - Mapping Classes to Database Tables
- Mapping Class Properties to Table Columns
- Defining Primary Keys
- ID Generation Strategies
- Mapping Data Types
- Configuring Relationships in Mapping Files
- One-to-One Mapping
- One-to-Many Mapping
- Many-to-One Mapping
- Many-to-Many Mapping
- Validating and Testing Mapping Files
- Best Practices for Hibernate Configuration and Mapping Files
Module 25 : adding mapping resources, creating JSP
Adding Mapping Resources
- Introduction to Mapping Resources in Hibernate
- Purpose of Mapping Resource Configuration
- Registering Mapping Files in
hibernate.cfg.xml - Adding Multiple Mapping Resources
- Configuring Annotated Classes
- Loading Mapping Resources at Runtime
- Verifying Mapping Resource Configuration
- Handling Mapping Errors and Exceptions
- Testing Hibernate Mapping Integration
- Best Practices for Managing Mapping Resources
Creating JSP
- Introduction to JSP (JavaServer Pages)
- Setting Up a JSP Project
- Creating a Basic JSP Page
- JSP Page Structure
- Embedding HTML in JSP
- Using JSP Directives
- Using JSP Scripting Elements
- JSP Implicit Objects
- Form Creation and Data Handling in JSP
- JSP and Servlet Integration
- Displaying Dynamic Data in JSP
- Error Handling in JSP Pages
- Deploying and Testing JSP Pages
- Best Practices for JSP Development
Module 26 : Struts introduction
- Introduction to Apache Struts Framework
- Need and Importance of Struts
- Features of Struts Framework
- Struts Architecture
- MVC (Model-View-Controller) Pattern in Struts
- Components of Struts Framework
- Struts Request Processing Flow
- Struts Configuration Files
- Action Classes in Struts
- Action Forms in Struts
- Struts Tag Libraries
- Validation Framework in Struts
- Integrating Struts with JSP
- Database Connectivity in Struts Applications
- Advantages of Struts Framework
- Struts Application Development Process
- Real-world Applications of Struts
- Best Practices for Struts Development
Module 27 : Installing, setting up struts
Installing Struts
- Introduction to Struts Installation
- System Requirements for Struts
- Downloading the Struts Framework
- Understanding Struts Distribution Files
- Installing Required Software (JDK, Server, IDE)
- Adding Struts Libraries to the Project
- Verifying Struts Installation
Setting Up Struts
- Creating a Dynamic Web Project
- Configuring the Project Structure
- Setting Up
web.xmlFile - Configuring
struts-config.xmlFile - Creating Action Classes
- Creating ActionForm Beans
- Configuring Action Mappings
- Setting Up JSP Pages with Struts Tags
- Deploying the Struts Application
- Running and Testing the Application
- Troubleshooting Configuration Issues
- Best Practices for Struts Project Setup
Module 28 : Web Searvice SOAP
- Introduction to Web Services
- Overview of SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol)
- Need and Importance of SOAP Web Services
- SOAP Architecture
- SOAP Message Structure
- SOAP Envelope Element
- SOAP Header Element
- SOAP Body Element
- SOAP Fault Handling
- XML and SOAP Integration
- WSDL (Web Services Description Language)
- UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration)
- Creating SOAP Web Services
- Publishing SOAP Web Services
- Consuming SOAP Web Services
- SOAP Request and Response Processing
- JAX-WS API for SOAP Services
- Security in SOAP Web Services
- Advantages and Limitations of SOAP
- SOAP vs REST Web Services
- Real-world Applications of SOAP Web Services
- Best Practices for SOAP Service Development
Module 29 : Mail protocols
- Introduction to Mail Protocols
- Need and Importance of Email Communication
- Overview of Email System Architecture
- SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol)
- POP3 (Post Office Protocol Version 3)
- IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol)
- MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions)
- Sending Emails Using SMTP
- Receiving Emails Using POP3
- Accessing Emails Using IMAP
- Mail Servers and Mail Clients
- Email Message Structure
- Authentication and Authorization in Mail Protocols
- Secure Mail Communication (SSL/TLS)
- JavaMail API Overview
- Sending Emails Using JavaMail
- Reading Emails Using JavaMail
- Handling Attachments in Emails
- Common Mail Configuration Settings
- Best Practices for Email Application Development
- Real-world Applications of Mail Protocols in Java Programs
Module 30 : Java mail
- Introduction to JavaMail API
- Need and Importance of JavaMail
- JavaMail Architecture
- Setting Up JavaMail Environment
- Adding JavaMail Libraries
- Understanding Mail Sessions
- Configuring Mail Properties
- SMTP Protocol in JavaMail
- Creating and Sending Emails
- Sending Plain Text Emails
- Sending HTML Emails
- Sending Emails with Attachments
- Sending Emails to Multiple Recipients
- Reading Emails Using JavaMail
- Working with Inbox Messages
- Handling Email Attachments
- MIME Message Handling
- Email Authentication and Security
- SSL and TLS Configuration
- Exception Handling in JavaMail
- Real-world Applications of JavaMail
- Best Practices for JavaMail Development
Module 31 : JNDI
- Introduction to JNDI
- Need and Importance of JNDI
- JNDI Architecture
- Naming Services and Directory Services
- JNDI API Overview
- Context and InitialContext
- JNDI Naming Operations
- Looking Up Resources Using JNDI
- Binding and Rebinding Objects
- Unbinding and Renaming Objects
- Directory Operations in JNDI
- JNDI and LDAP Integration
- JNDI with EJB Applications
- JNDI Resource Lookup in Web Applications
- Configuring JNDI Resources
- Accessing Data Sources Through JNDI
- Security Considerations in JNDI
- Exception Handling in JNDI
- Real-world Applications of JNDI
- Best Practices for Using JNDI in Enterprise Applications
Module 32 : JNDI resource & JNDI
JNDI (Java Naming and Directory Interface)
- Introduction to JNDI
- Need and Importance of JNDI
- JNDI Architecture
- Naming Services and Directory Services
- JNDI API Overview
- Context and InitialContext
- JNDI Naming Operations
- Binding and Lookup Operations
- JNDI Directory Operations
- JNDI with LDAP
- Exception Handling in JNDI
- Applications of JNDI in Enterprise Java
JNDI Resources
- Introduction to JNDI Resources
- Purpose of JNDI Resources
- Configuring JNDI Resources on Application Servers
- DataSource Resources
- JDBC Resource Configuration
- Mail Session Resources
- EJB Resource References
- Environment Entries (env-entry)
- Resource Lookup Using JNDI
- Accessing Database Connections Through DataSource
- Resource Injection Using Annotations
- Managing and Securing JNDI Resources
- Troubleshooting JNDI Resource Configuration
- Best Practices for JNDI Resource Management