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Using and Developing JavaBeans ...ation. Build Beans software using visual tools, as Java applets, or from code level as Java applications. Use introspection to discover the details of a Bean s semantics. Supply BeanInfo with a Bean to control the information delivered to a client during introspection. Provide customizers and specialized property sheets. Course Duration: 4 days Prerequisites: For the first module  more...

Programming with XHTML 1 1 DOM and Dynamic XHTML This course explains how to incorporate JavaScript in Extensible Hypertext Markup Language (XHTML) documents. The course describes various objects, properties, methods, and events of JavaScript. In addition, the course explains various constructs of JavaScript that help in developing dynamic Web pages. The course also covers key concepts of Document Object Model (DOM). Additionally, the course  more...

Advanced Technology Concepts for Web Designers To introduce users to the incorporation of JavaScript and other technologies such as DHTML, cookies and plug-ins in web sites, and to web site publishing, web site maintenance, and database integration Web authors, webmasters, marketing and communications professionals, PR professionals, graphic designers, desktop designers, technical writers, and library scientists  more...

Internet Site Development To identify the principles of web-site design and the elements used to create a web site Students wishing to acquire the fundamental skills required to embark on careers as e-Business IT professionals; students preparing for the CompTIA certification exam IK0-002: i-Net  more...

Advanced Features of FrontPage 2002 The Advanced Features of FrontPage 2002 course is the third course in the FrontPage XP curriculum. This course teaches users to add special effects to Web pages and organize a Web site using various Web components. It also teaches users to add multimedia to a Web site. Additionally, the course explains the process of integrating code, such as JavaScript scripts and ActiveX controls, to Web pages.  more...

Java 2 Programming Part 4: Building and Managing GUIs This is the fourth course in a five-part series on Java 2 Programming. The Java platform is based on the idea that the same software should run on many different kinds of computers, consumer products, and other devices. Java software works on any device from mobile phones to supercomputers and is incorporated into all major Web browsers. This course covers using the java.awt package and creating  more...

Java Servlets Part 3: Databases, Chaining, Security, Applets and Beans This final course in the series teaches about servlet security and how to use servlets with other Java APIs. It covers creating databases using JDBC and servlets, creating content using servlet chaining, security issues with servlets, applet-servlet communication, and using and creating servlet beans.  more...

Advanced HTML Programming This course enables students to understand web page site planning, management and maintenance. The course explains the concepts of developing advanced HTML pages with the help of frames, scripting languages, and evolving technologies like ActiveX, DHTML, and XML. This course is intended for students who are interested in developing web pages using HTML as the programming language.  more...

Java 2: Introduction to Java 2 This course provides an introduction to the Java programming language. Topics covered include the history of Java main features of the language its differences from C++ the Java Virtual Machine and the Java Application Programming Interface. You will also learn the methodology for creating and executing Java programs and applets. An explanation of the tools provided by the SDK is included along  more...

Java 2: Applets and Imaging In this course you will learn about the procedure for creating an applet its features and its life cycle. The course also explains the paint repaint and the update methods and the differences between the three methods. You will be introduced to the various components of the Delegation Event Model in JDK 1.2 and the class hierarchy in the java.awt.event package. In addition you will learn to  more...

CIW Site Designer Part 5: Advanced Web Technologies and Web Site Publishing This final course in the series continues teaching about advanced Web design technologies and concepts including XML HTTP servers cookies plug-ins Java applets databases and standards organizations. This course also teaches the final step in Web site design - publishing the site.  more...

IBM Java Development for Procedural Programmers - Introduction to Object Technology This course provides an introduction to object technology and analysis design and programming concepts. It explores Java Technologies such as JavaBeans Applets Servlets and JSPs. Java Development Technologies such as JVM and the JIT Compiler are also discussed. The Object Concept Fundamentals section discusses objects classes and introduces basic UML concepts. These concepts include class and  more...

Lotus Domino R5 Development Part 6: Developing Applications for Web Clients This is the sixth course in a nine part series for webmasters application developers and graphic designers that will introduce Notes/Domino features web-specific tasks and basic system administration tasks to be up on the web quickly and to use Domino to create Web sites and Web applications. At the completion of this course students will learn how to identify the features of Notes applications  more...

Advanced Programming in Java 2 - Part 2 The Advanced Programming in Java 2 - Part II WBT is the second course in the Advanced Programming in Java 2 curriculum that consists of two courses. It is designed to teach programmers how to create advanced Java applets with graphics, use Swings, use JavaBeans for developing programs, and gain knowledge about networking scenario and security issues.  more...

Java Programming Basics Java Programming Basics http://www. technologyed. com/ courses/ c115/ index. php Course Description The Java language provides a powerful addition to the tools that programmers have at their disposal. Java makes programming easier because it is object-oriented and has automatic garbage collection. In addition, because compiled Java code is architecture-neutral, Java applications are ideal  more...