Online Java Applications eLearning

Using and Developing JavaBeans ...sing 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 the student should have a basic  more...

Java Persistence with Hibernate revised ... set-up and use Hibernate as the persistence mechanism in Java applications. LEARNING OBJECTIVES Configure Hibernate using both properties files and XML documents. Create mapping documents for Java classes. Define object relationships and build mapping documents to model them. Use components to model composition relationships in the object model. Work with one-to-one,  more...

Java Development for Secure Systems Rev 6 0 ...ing attacks. Design and implement security policies for Java applications, servers, and components. Manage keys and certificates for a Java application, and sign code sources as necessary. Practice secure design and coding, and balance usability with security in UI and API. Sign and verify application data and messages using the JCA, and encrypt/decrypt using the JCE. Incorporate JAAS  more...

Java Development for Secure Systems Rev 5 0 ..."Java security." As there is not one security problem for Java applications and components, but many, so there are many diverse solutions, found in various places in the Java architecture. This course starts with basic concepts of code security -- access controllers, permissions, and policies -- and good secure-coding practices. It introduces key and certificate management and code signing, and  more...

Advanced Java Programming Rev 5 ...ts will complete the course prepared to build distributed Java applications and to pursue JFC, RMI, or JDBC in greater depth. LEARNING OBJECTIVES Make effective use of Java generic types. Write multi-threaded Java applications. Use the Reflection API for highly generic tasks, discovery, or code-generation. Use standard annotations and develop custom annotations to express  more...

OS 390 and Java ...be used within an implementation strategy. Thin and thick Java applications are also discussed in this course. In addition, the course covers the considerations of using the JDK on OS/390, including facets of using the AWT under X-Windows; character set considerations, and the Java Native Interface. The course also describes various Java integrated development environments (IDE) which can be  more...

J2EE Connectivity Part 1: Architecture and Client Development This first course in the series provides the foundation for the rest of the course series. It introduces learners to enterprise computing and to the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition. It also teaches how to design enterprise-level, N tier Java Applications and the basics about client development, including client-side programming and using the Java Naming Directory Interface (JNDI).  more...

Advanced Enterprise Java This course provides an overview of Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) the Java Native Interface and the Debugger. The course covers JDBC concepts the types of driver managers the differences between JDBC and ODBC and interfaces involved in JDBC programming. You will also learn to add modify and delete records from a database by using the JDBC API. The course explains integration of Java with the  more...

Java Programming Basics ...tion, because compiled Java code is architecture-neutral, Java applications are ideal for a diverse environment like the Internet. The Java language is simple, object-oriented, network-savvy, interpreted, robust, secure, architecture neutral, portable, high-performance, multithreaded, dynamic language. This exciting course is structured for the beginner programmer. We teach the basics  more...