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Advanced Java encompasses features for web-based application development, including Servlets, JSP, JDBC, RMI, and networking. Servlets handle client requests on web servers, while JSP allows Java code to be embedded in HTML for easier maintenance. JDBC provides an API for database connectivity, RMI enables method invocation across different JVMs, and Java's networking capabilities are facilitated through the java.net package.

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Advanced Java Presentation

Advanced Java encompasses features for web-based application development, including Servlets, JSP, JDBC, RMI, and networking. Servlets handle client requests on web servers, while JSP allows Java code to be embedded in HTML for easier maintenance. JDBC provides an API for database connectivity, RMI enables method invocation across different JVMs, and Java's networking capabilities are facilitated through the java.net package.

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Advanced Java

Overview and Key Concepts


Introduction to Advanced Java
• Advanced Java includes features beyond core
Java (JSE).
• It mainly deals with web-based application
development using technologies such as:
• - Servlet
• - JSP
• - JDBC
• - RMI
• - Networking
Servlets
• Servlets are Java programs that run on a web
server and handle client requests.
• Key Features:
• - Platform Independent
• - Robust and Scalable
• - Used to create dynamic web pages
JSP (JavaServer Pages)
• JSP allows embedding Java code in HTML
pages.
• Benefits:
• - Easy to maintain
• - Combines HTML and Java
• - Ideal for presentation layer
JDBC (Java Database Connectivity)
• JDBC is an API for connecting and executing
queries with the database.
• Steps:
• 1. Load Driver
• 2. Establish Connection
• 3. Create Statement
• 4. Execute Query
• 5. Close Connection
RMI (Remote Method Invocation)
• RMI allows an object to invoke methods on an
object running in another JVM.
• Components:
• - Client and Server
• - Stub and Skeleton
• - RMI Registry
Networking in Java
• Java provides the java.net package for
networking applications.
• Common Classes:
• - Socket
• - ServerSocket
• - InetAddress

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