Web Application Development using Java

This intensive program gives developers the skills they need to be competent, productive members of a Java development team, providing a common background in the primary languages, tools, concepts, and technologies they will use on a Web Application Development project.

• Week One: Java Programming
• Week Two: Web Languages and Technologies
• Week Three: XML and Web Services

These courses prepare your team to write, test, and deploy business applications on the World Wide Web. The course material can be customized to meet any special needs of your group, and to use your choice of development tools. Classes are taught at your site. Extensive, progressive lab exercises teach students to solve real-life business application development problems, and result in a cohesive and realistic application that could be deployed in a production environment.

Week One: Java Programming

Choose any of these courses to learn all major constructs and elements of the Java language, object-oriented program design, debugging and testing, file processing, and screen handling:

				175		Java Programming Using WebSphere Studio Application Developer		5-day
				185		Java Programming Using WebLogic Platform		5-day
				102		Java Programming Using JBuilder		5-day
				137		Java Programming Using JDeveloper		5-day

Week Two: Web Languages and Technologies

To give your team the additional knowledge and skills needed to develop robust, enterprise-scale web applications, choose your second week from this list. Course topics include JDBC, J2EE, JavaBeans, servlets, Java Server Pages, and Enterprise JavaBeans - plus a review of web application architecture and design principles.

				176		Enterprise Java Programming Using WebSphere Studio Application Developer		5-day
				186		Enterprise Java Programming Using WebLogic Platform		5-day
				173		Enterprise Java Programming Using JBuilder		5-day
				174		Enterprise Java Programming Using JDeveloper		5-day

Week Three: XML and Web Services

Many project teams will need to write web services to extend new web applications, or to enhance legacy applications. Each class below presents fundamental XML concepts (syntax, schema, transformations, parsing) and how to read and write XML from web applications written in Java using SOAP. Students also learn how to publish, register, and discover web services using WSDL and UDDI.

				181		Web Services Programming Using XML, Java, and WebSphere Studio Application Developer		5-day
				187		Web Services Programming Using XML, Java, and WebLogic Workshop		5-day
				188		Web Services Programming Using XML, Java, and JBuilder		5-day
				189		Web Services Programming Using XML, Java, and JDeveloper		5-day

The course below is also available for Week One:

088

Programming in Java

5-day

Prerequisites for Week One

Required:

• Knowledge of at least one legacy programming language, most likely COBOL, Visual Basic, or C/C++
• Experience developing mainframe or client/server apps in a corporate or government environment

Helpful, but not required:

• Familiarity with a GUI development tool
• Some exposure to object-oriented concepts and terminology

This course assumes students have no prior knowledge of Java. Explanations of Java rules, constructs, and examples are presented by comparing them to similar constructs in COBOL, Visual Basic, and C++. Lab exercises can be customized to use your own files.

Do you need training in object-oriented concepts/designs/techniques? Precede your Java training by one of these courses:

				027		Introduction to Object-Oriented Analysis and Design		3-day
				158		Object-Oriented Analysis & Design with Rational ROSE & UML		5-day

Prerequisites for Week Two

Required:

• Basic knowledge of the Java programming language
• Experience developing mainframe or client/server apps in a corporate or government environment

Helpful, but not required:

• Familiarity with HTML and SQL
• Basic understanding of Internet architecture
• Experience using a GUI development tool

This course assumes students have no prior experience writing client- or server-side web programs. Topics include a review of web application architecture and design; web programming using JavaScript, Java Server Pages and servlets, JavaBeans, Enterprise JavaBeans; and processing relational databases from server programs. The prerequisites are satisfied by successful completion of any of the Week One classes listed above.

Prerequisites for Week Three

Required:

• Basic knowledge of the Java programming language
• Familiarity with fundamentals of web application architecture and programming

Helpful, but not required:

• Familiarity with HTML and SQL
• Experience using a GUI development tool

This course assumes students have no prior experience with XML or web services. Students first learn the basic XML syntax and constructs, then how to program XML with Java, and finally how to turn such programs into web services. The prerequisites are satisfied by successful completion of any of the Week Two classes listed above.

To learn more about our on-site Java training courses, about other classes for application developers, and about our offerings, our philosophy, our methodology and prices, please contact us.