This class is offered on demand. Teach your developers Java on the go!

During this 2-month online traning you'll learn how to develop both client and server applications using Java programming language.  After mastering the materials of this course attendees will be able to work as team members developing enterprise projects in Java and related technologies.

This training consists of 16 lessons 2.5 hours each. Live online sessions will take placetwice a week starting at a convenient time fot your organization. Each session is broadcasted live (audio and video). Students can directly communicate with the instructor by voice or chat. Between the sessions students are expected to work on home assignments.

Instructor: Yakov Fain, who works for Farata Systems, a company that provides consulting services in the field of development of enterprise applications. He authored several technical books, and dozens of articles on software development.  Sun Microsystems has nominated and awarded Mr. Fain with the title of Java Champion, which was presented to only a hundred people in the world. He leads the Princeton Java Users Group. His newest Java tutorial will be published by Wiley in February of 2011.

Course Outline

Unit 1.  Introducing Java
Why learning Java?
The life cycle of a Java program
JDK and JRE
Downloading and installing JDK
Your first Java program: Hello World
Java SE and EE editions

Unit 2. Eclipse IDE and your first Java program 
Introducing Eclipse Integrated Development Environment
Different versions of Eclipse IDE

Unit 3. Object-Oriented Programming     
Classes and objects                                     
Data types:  primitives and wrapper classes                
Autoboxing     
Variable scopes
Java Comments                                                                     

Unit 4. Class methods                              
Method arguments   
Method overloading                              
Constructors
The keyword super                              
The keyword this                                  
Pass by value or by reference
Variable Scopes
The keyword static

Unit 5. Basic Java Constructs                              
Arrays                                  
Command-Line Arguments                              
If statements
Switch statement
Debugging Java programs                              

Unit 6. Packages, Interfaces, and Polymorphism  
Packages
Interfaces
Casting
Marker interfaces
Access levels
The keyword final

Unit 7. Real world example of interfaces
Abstract classes
Polymorphism
Raising salaries with abstract classes
Raising salaries with interfaces

Unit 8.  Introducing the Graphic User Interface
Basic UI components
Layout Managers
Adapters
Inner Classes
Containers
Developing UI for a calculator

Unit 9. Reacting to user’s actions
Event listeners
Teaching the calculator to calculate
Inner Classes

Unit 10. Web applications with Applets      
What’s the difference between Java Applications and Applets           
Quick intro to HTML 
Embedding an applet in HTML
Applet life cycle

Unit 11. Using Swing to Build Applets         
Introducing Swing
Developing a Tic-Tac-Toe applet
Deploying the Tic-Tac-Toe on the server

Unit 12. Error processing: Exceptions   
Reading the Stack Trace
The hierarchy    of exceptions
The keywords try, catch, throws, throw, finally
User-Defined Exceptions

Unit 13. Data Structures and Collections  
Array
ArrayList
Hashtable and HashMap
Enumeration
Properties
Linked Lists

Unit 14. Generics 
Introduction to generics
Defining generics
Generic methods

Unit 15. Working with files and other streams 
Byte Streams
Streams
Character Streams
Data streams
Stream tokenizers
Class File

Unit 16. Java Serialization 
How JVM’s talk to each other
Object Streams
What’s Java Serialization
Interface Serializable
Interface Externalizable

Unit 17. Network Programming                 
Reading data from the Internet
Connecting through HTTP Proxy Servers
How to download files from the Internet
Developing a sample Stock Quote program
Socket Programming
The Stock Quote server with sockets
How to run the Stock Quote server

Unit 18. Introduction to Multithreading    
Class Thread                                     
Interface Runnable                                 
Thread States                                     
Sleeping threads                                 
Thread priorities
How to stop a thread

Unit 19. Working with threads
Race conditions and thread synchronization          
Using Threads with Swing: SwingWorker             
Joining threads
Futures
Goodies from java.util.concurrent

Unit 20. Working With Databases Using JDBC
JDBC Driver Types                                 
Sample JDBC Program                             
Processing Result Sets                                  
Class ResultSetMetaData
Class CallableStatement
Batch Updates
Data sources and connection pools
My brokerage firm with DBMS

Unit 21. GUI with Swing        
Displaying tabular data with  JTable
Using Table Models
Persisting data from JTable
Working with TableCellRenderer Interface
Event Dispatch thread and SwingWorker class

Unit 22.Java Annotations  
Compiler annotation
Annotation Processing

Unit 23. Remote Method Invocation
Defining Remote Interfaces
Implementing Remote Interfaces
Registering Remote Objects
Writing RMI Clients
Finding Remote Objects
Setting Up The Stock Server Application

Unit 24. Java EE 6 overview 
Java EE component overview
Containers vs application servers
Installing GlassFish 3 server

Unit 25. Java Servlets
Architecture of Web applications with Java servlets
The browser-servlet data flow
Your first servlet

Deploying servlets as WAR files
HTTP Get and  Post requests
Session Tracking With servlets
Cookies   
Session Tracking API – HttpSession
Filters
Listeners

Unit 26. Java Server Pages  
Advantages of  JSP over servlets
Embedding Java Code Into HTML
Major JSP Tags
Implicit JSP Objects
Error Pages
Stock Portfolio Project With JSP
Deploying JSP

Unit 27. Java Messaging Service
Advantages of asynchronous communication
Point-to-point and Publish/Subscribe modes
Message-Oriented Middleware (MOM)
Types of Messages
How to Send a Message
How to Receive a Message
How to Publish a Message
How to Subscribe for a Topic         
Message Selectors

Unit 28. Overview of Enterprise Java Beans 3.1       
Role of an EJB Container
Session beans   
Message-Driven Beans

Unit 29. Introduction to Java Persistense API  2.0
Entity classes
Primary keys
The EntityManager
Querying entities with JPQL

Unit 30.  Working with Web Services               
Introduction to Web Services
RESTful vs SOAP Web Services
JAX-RS API

Prerequisites

Attendees have to have some basic knowledge of programming in any language. They'll need a computer with Internet access and a headset for participation in the voice discussions. All software used in this class is free of charge, namely Java SDK 6, Eclipse IDE, application server GlassFish 3, DBMS Derby, Message Oriented Middleware OpenMQ. Each student has to purchase the textbook Java Programming. 24-hour Trainer. 

This event is sponsored by Farata Systems , L.L.C.

If you'd like to book this training, please call us at 1-732-598-4027.