This document provides an introduction to Java programming concepts like object-oriented programming, classes, objects, inheritance and exceptions. It also covers how to build web applications in Java, including accessing databases, using JavaBeans and JDBC. Additional sections explain Java Naming and Directory Interfaces, Java Server Pages for creating dynamic web content, and the Java Servlet technology for developing web applications. Code examples are provided for key concepts.
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This document provides an introduction to Java programming concepts like object-oriented programming, classes, objects, inheritance and exceptions. It also covers how to build web applications in Java, including accessing databases, using JavaBeans and JDBC. Additional sections explain Java Naming and Directory Interfaces, Java Server Pages for creating dynamic web content, and the Java Servlet technology for developing web applications. Code examples are provided for key concepts.
This document provides an introduction to Java programming concepts like object-oriented programming, classes, objects, inheritance and exceptions. It also covers how to build web applications in Java, including accessing databases, using JavaBeans and JDBC. Additional sections explain Java Naming and Directory Interfaces, Java Server Pages for creating dynamic web content, and the Java Servlet technology for developing web applications. Code examples are provided for key concepts.
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This document provides an introduction to Java programming concepts like object-oriented programming, classes, objects, inheritance and exceptions. It also covers how to build web applications in Java, including accessing databases, using JavaBeans and JDBC. Additional sections explain Java Naming and Directory Interfaces, Java Server Pages for creating dynamic web content, and the Java Servlet technology for developing web applications. Code examples are provided for key concepts.
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Summary
1. Introduction to Java language.
1.1 Object-Oriented Programming Concepts.
1.2 Classes and Objects. 1.3 Interfaces & Inheritance
1.4 Strings & Array
1.5 Generics 1.6 Packages 1.7 Exception Handling.
2. Introduction to Web Application
2.1 What is Web Application? 2.2 Web Application Life Cycle. 2.3 Configuring Web Application 2.4 Accessing Database from Web Application.
6.1 What is JSP page? 6.2 Life Cycle of JSP page 6.3 Static and Dynamic content 6.4 Custom tags
6.5 XML Tag Library 6.6 Use of Scripting
7. Java Servlet Technology
7.1 Java Servlet Technology 7.2 What is Servlet? 7.3 The Examples Servlet 7.4 Servlet Life Cycle 7.5 Initializing a Servlet 7.6 Request & Response 7.7 Accessing Web Context 7.8 Maintaining Client State 7.9 Finalizing Servlet