Instructor Led Assertions Training

Koenig Now Offers Training on Core Java SE 7 ...oying Applications and Applets a Exceptions, Logging, assertions and Debugging a Generic Programming a Collections a Multithreading After Completion: Successful completion of this training provides clear evidence that the Java developer understands and can create: a Java console based applications using Object oriented Principles a Java Swing & AWT based GUI  more...

Intermediate Java and OO Development Using Rational Application Developer (RAD) ...the generics capabilties introduced in Java 5, Java I/ O, assertions, inner classes, and the reflection API. Finally it covers useful tools for day-to-day programming such as ant, JUnit and various logging frameworks. This course covers far more than an introductory course, and provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of how to use Java's advanced capabilities in a more  more...

Intermediate Java and OO Development ...the generics capabilties introduced in Java 5, Java I/ O, assertions, inner classes, and the reflection API. Finally it covers useful tools for day-to-day programming such as ant, JUnit and various logging frameworks. This course covers far more than an introductory course, and provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of how to use Java's advanced capabilities in a more  more...

Advanced Java Language Topics ...tform. These include such things as generics, reflection, assertions, inner classes, and enumerations. Though many Java programmers have seen these technologies used in the Java libraries, for example the generic Collection classes, they are slow to adopt them in their own programming. This one day course de-mystifies these useful Java capabilities, and gives programmers the experience  more...

Intermediate Java and OO Development ...the generics capabilties introduced in Java 5, Java I/ O, assertions, inner classes, and the reflection API. Finally it covers useful tools for day-to-day programming such as ant, JUnit and various logging frameworks. This course covers far more than an introductory course, and provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of how to use Java's advanced capabilities in a more  more...

Advanced Java The Advanced Java course focuses on the more complex aspects of the Java Programming language essential for advanced developers. This course will solidify your object-oriented foundation, with topics such as the correct mapping of UML diagrams and relationships to Java classes, as well as multi-threading, advanced exception handling, assertions, and test-driven development. The course also covers  more...

VLSI Design Emera Infotech a forerunner in the field of hard-core technology promoted by enterprising technocrats with more than a decade of experience in the areas of VLSI & Embedded system Design. We are working in the design and developments of Communication protocols like USB, OTG, SPI, HDLC. Emera offers services in verification - comprising Reusable testbenches, BFM development, verification planning,  more...

Securing Web Services with Java EE 5 ...curity specification and token profiles, and the Security Assertions Markup Language (SAML). Using various case studies, each student will practice signing and encrypting XML message content, and configuring J2EE tools to support signature and encryption of SOAP messages under the Java API for XML-Based RPC (JAX-RPC). The course emphasizes practical hands-on exercise, and approximately 50%  more...

Securing Java Web Services (Version 5.0) This advanced course introduces Java developers to key concepts and technology for developing secure web services and securing enterprise software architecture. Though consensus is forming, and standards have largely taken shape, this is still a broad and challenging field. We focus on a few well-defined approaches: XML cryptography, the WS-Security and WS-SecurityPolicy standards, and the  more...

Securing Java Web Services This advanced course introduces Java developers to key concepts and technology for developing secure web services and securing enterprise software architecture. Though consensus is forming, and standards have largely taken shape, this is still a broad and challenging field. We focus on a few well-defined approaches: XML cryptography, the WS-Security and WS-SecurityPolicy standards, and the  more...