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Advance Java Training
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JSP/Servlets Training Course Objective * Explaining HTML and HTTP. * Explaining JSP and Servlets. * To explain the use of directives on JSPs. * Implementing simple JSPs that use Java code in declarations, expressions and scrip

Advance Java Training

1. Programming with Servlets & JSP
JSP/Servlets Training Course Objective
	Explaining HTML and HTTP. Explaining JSP and Servlets. To explain the use of directives on JSPs. Implementing simple JSPs that use Java code in declarations, expressions and scriptlets. Using the implicit objects available for scripting elements. Using Java exception handling and JSP error pages to handle errors. Explaining session management. Managing cookies to store client-specific information. Describing custom tags in JSP. Describing the various uses of XML in JSP applications. Describing the uses of the JSP expression language to simplify dynamic page output. Deriving information from parsed XML content by using XPath expressions. Implementing conditional processing and loops based on XML information. Applying XSLT transformations to XML content.
Eligibility Having the working knowledge of the following languages.
	HTML XML
JSP/Servlet Training Course Outline
1. Introduction to Java Server Pages
	Web Applications
		The World Wide Web HTML Web Servers HTTP Dynamic Web Pages CGI Java Web Technologies Servlet JSP
	JSP Architecture
		JSP Containers Servlets Architecture Page Translation Directives Buffering Scripting Elements JSP Expressions Standard Actions Custom Actions and JSTL Implicit Objects JSP Lifecycle
	Scripting Elements
		Scriptlets Expressions Declarations Implicit Objects for Scriptlets Request Object Response Object Out Object
	Using JavaBeans
		Separating Presentation and Business Logic JSP Actions JavaBeans <jsp:useBean> <jsp:getProperty> and <jsp:setProperty> Form Parameters with Beans
	The Expression Language and the JSTL
		The JSP Expression Language EL Syntax Error Handling Implicit Objects The JSP Standard Tag Library Role of JSTL The Core Actions Using Beans with JSTL The Formatting Actions Scripts vs. EL/JSTL
	Advanced JSP Features
		Web Components Forwarding Inclusion Passing Parameters Custom Tag Libraries Tag Library Architecture Implementing in Java or JSP XML and JSP JSP and Web Services
2.The JSP Standard Tag Library
	JSTL
		The JSP Standard Tag Library JSTL Namespaces Going Scriptless Object Instantiation Sharing Objects Decomposition Parameterization
	The Core Actions
		The JSTL Core Library <c:out> <c:set> Conditional Processing Iterative Processing Iterating Over Maps Tokenizing Strings Catching Exceptions Resource Access
	The Formatting and i18n Actions
		The JSTL Formatting Library Locales Determining Locale Time Zones Setting Locale and Time Zone Formatting and Parsing Dates Formatting and Parsing Numbers Internationalization Working with Resource Bundles Supporting Multiple Languages
	The SQL Actions
		The JSTL SQL Library Using Relational Data Connecting with a DriverManager Connecting via a DataSource The Result Interface Making a Query Inserts, Updates and Deletes Parameterized SQL Transactions
	The XML Actions
		The JSTL XML Library Using XML XML Data Sources Parsing and Addressing Using XPath in JSTL XPath vs. EL XPath Context Implicit Objects for XPath Conditional Processing Iterative Processing Changing XPath Context Working with XML Namespaces Using XSLT Chaining Transformations Reading XML from the Request Body XML and SOAP Web Services

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