Diploma In Software Engineering

Diploma

by Compufield Computer Institute

Mumbai

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Medium of instruction:

English

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Topics Covered:

MS-Office
VB.Net
Advance Excel
ASP.net
HTML
JDK (CoreJava)
C & C++
JDBC & JavaBeans
PHP & MySQL
Java-Servlet
Microsoft SQL Server 2005
JSP
Oracle - SQL
J2EE

Ms-Office

Microsoft Word for Windows is a full-features Word processor designed to help you work more efficiently. Microsoft Word shows you how to create effective documents using its features. You will learn how to edit, format, print documents, insert and manage tables and graphics into documents.

Salient Features

Easy and Fast Tool to create a one page Letter, a hundred page Report, etc.
You could add Graphics to your Letters and Reports to make it more attractive.
Automatic Spelling check as well as Grammar check facility.
Freeform Table Draw.
Document Mapping.
You can also link to Excel numbers and Charts.
You can link your Word documents to World Wide Web or Intranet sites.

Application

With Word you can create and type Letters, Reports, Memos, Proposals, Newsletters, Brochures, Graphical Presentation, Web pages, etc.

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Word for Windows is a full-features Word processor designed to help you work more efficiently. Microsoft Word shows you how to create effective documents using its features. You will learn how to edit, format, print documents, insert and manage tables and graphics into documents.

Salient Features

Easy and Fast Tool to create a one page Letter, a hundred page Report, etc.
You could add Graphics to your Letters and Reports to make it more attractive.
Automatic Spelling check as well as Grammar check facility.
Freeform Table Draw.
Document Mapping.
You can also link to Excel numbers and Charts.
You can link your Word documents to World Wide Web or Intranet sites.

Applications

With Word you can create and type Letters, Reports, Memos, Proposals, Newsletters, Brochures, Graphical Presentation, Web pages, etc.

Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Excel for Windows is a powerful electronics spreadsheet application that can be used for managing, analyzing and presenting data in graphical manner.

Salient Features

Excel has three components that perform in three different manner:

1. The Spreadsheet.

2. The Data sheet.

3. The Chart.

Create formulas on worksheets. It's easy and fast.
Enhanced formatting and layout features help you get the printed report or online form with the look you want.
You can quickly find the information you need and create automatic subtotals of your data.
Increased capacity, high-end formatting options, and a mapping feature give you powerful ways to analyze your data visually.
Explore the power of the Internet from your familiar Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.
When you want to analyze data from outside Microsoft Excel, there's no need to retype. In a few keystrokes, you can bring the data right onto your worksheet.

Applications

Excel is used for preparing Company profiles in the form of Charts and Graphs.

Excel stores the accounting spreadsheets in Electronic form.

Powerpoint

PowerPoint is the most famous and powerful presentation Program. Impressive colourful slide shows can be designed.

Salient Features

Quick and Easy, High impact visual to accompany a talk.
Fact-filled presentation with plenty of Graphs and Charts.
Sophisticated Electronic presentation
You can assemble existing text and graphics from other Microsoft Office Application.
You can time your Presentations.
You can save as Web Animation.

Applications

With Microsoft Powerpoint you can create Company Presentations and Profiles.

Advance Excel

Course Title: Microsoft Excel, Level 2 (2003, XP, 2003/2007)

This program is designed for executives who are already familiar with the basics of Microsoft Excel, and who would like to work with more advanced features of Microsoft Excel that help in improving their efficiency of working with worksheets, analyzing data, creating MIS reports, and automating various tasks.

Program Objectives

This Advanced Excel training program will empower the participants to be able to do the following:
Performing complex calculations more efficiently, using various Excel functions.
Organizing and analyzing large volumes of data.
Creating MIS reports.
Designing and using templates.
Consolidating and managing data from multiple workbooks.

Audience

Executives and managers who have already been using Microsoft Excel, but now feel the need for learning more powerful features and options of Excel, to manage their worksheet-related tasks more efficiently.

Prerequisites

Participants attending this training should be familiar with the basic operations in Microsoft Excel, such as simple calculations, formatting and printing.

Topics Coverd:

Customizing common options in Excel
Absolute and relative cells
Protecting and un-protecting worksheets and cells

Working with Functions

Writing conditional expressions (using IF) Using logical functions (AND, OR, NOT) Using lookup and reference functions (VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, MATCH, INDEX)

Data Validations

Specifying a valid range of values for a cell
Specifying a list of valid values for a cell
Specifying custom validations based on formula for a cell

Working with Templates

Designing the structure of a template
Using templates for standardization of worksheets

Sorting and Filtering Data

Sorting tables
Using multiple-level sorting
Using custom sorting
Filtering data for selected view (AutoFilter)
Using advanced filter options

Working with Reports

Creating subtotals
Multiple-level subtotals
Creating Pivot tables
Formatting and customizing Pivot tables
Using advanced options of Pivot tables
Pivot charts
Consolidating data from multiple sheets and files using Pivot tables
Using external data sources
Using data consolidation feature to consolidate data

More Functions

Date and time functions
Text functions
Database functions

Formatting

Using auto formatting option for worksheets
Using conditional formatting option for rows, columns and cells

HTML

HTML(the hypertext markup language) is used to describe the layout of a web page. HTML is simply a vehicle to indicate elements of a hypertext page. The HTML page must tell the browser which applets to load and then where to put each applet on the web page

C

C is a general purpose Programming Language. C has proven to be a pleasant, powerful, and versatile language for a wide variety of programs. Many of the modern languages like C++, Visual C++, Java, JavaScript, etc. are based on C Language. Therefore, not knowing this Language is considered to be a handicap. The fundamental types are characters, and integers and floating-point numbers of several sizes. Pointers provide for machine independent address arithmetic.

Salient Features

C is a general purpose Structured Language that is powerful, efficient and compact.
C is a combination of High level language and Assembly language that's why its good for man & assembler.
C is a robust language whose rich set of built-in functions and operators can be used to write any complex program.
C is a portable language.
C provides a variety of data types.
In addition, there is a hierarchy of derived data types created with pointers, arrays, structures, and unions.
Programming in C is efficient & fast because of its data types and various operators.

Application

90% of UNIX Operating System is written in C Language.

Topics Covered

Basic Structure of C, Constants, Variables, Data types & Keywords, Operators, Expression, Conditional Operators.
Decision, Loop & Switch Control Statement.
Arrays & String Handling, Creating Functions in C.
Introduction to Pointers in C.
Passing Pointers as Arguments to Function.
Structure, Union, File Handling Dynamic Allocation of Memory.
Introduction To Linked List Basics.

C++

C++ is an Object Oriented Programming Language that is powerful, efficient and compact. It includes concepts like Polymorphism, Dynamic Binding, Data hiding, Operator encapsulation and inheritance, which are to be observed in C. User defined objects (instances) can be reused with and without modifications to generate new application. This reduces coding to greater extents.

Salient Features

For file accessing, you can use file objects to open or manipulate a file.
C++ is a Robust language whose rich set of built-in functions and operators can be used to reduce complexity of programs.
C++ is also a Portable language.

Application

Complex real-time System. Simulation and Modeling. Object-oriented database. Hypertext, hypermedia and expert text. Neural networks and parallel programming. Communication System.

Topics Covered

Introduction to Object Oriented Programming (C++).
Tokens, expression, data types & control structure.
Introduction to Classes, Objects, Constructor & Deconstructor.
Functions in C++.
Function overloading, Operator overloading.
Inheritance, multiple & multilevel inheritance.
Introduction to virtual functions, classes & polymorphism.
File operations using stream classes.
Exception Handling.
Introduction to Templates

PHP

PHP is a powerful cross platform server side script language. It is a full featured programming language capable of managing huge database driven online environments. Using PHP you can query databases, create images, read & write files, talk to remote servers - the possibilities are endless. MySQL is a small, compact database server ideal for stand-alone and enterprise applications. The PHP-MySQL combination is also cross-platform.

Syllabus

Part I: Working with PHP

Getting Started with PHP-Variables

Assigning Simple Variables Within a Script

Delimiting strings
Assigning arrays within a script
Assigning two-dimensional arrays in a script

Accessing Variables Passed from the Browser

HTML forms variables
Passing arrays
Cookies
Sessions

Testing Variables

isset0
empty0
is_null0
is_int0
is_double0
is_string0
is_array0
is_bool0
is_object0
is_resource0
is_scalar0
gettype0

Changing Variable Types

Variable Variables

Control Structures

The if Statement

Determining true or false in PHP
Comparison operators
Logical operators
Complex if statement
if…else statements
if…elseif statements

switch…case

Loops
White…
do…while
for
foreach
continue and break

PHP’s Built-in Functions

Function Basics
Arguments
Return values

Function Documentation

Important PHP Functions
String handling functions

Writing Organized and Readable Code

Indenting
Code blocks
Function calls
SQL statements
Includes
Include0 and Require0
Include_once0 and Require_once0

User-Defined Functions

Function basics
Returning values
Using a variable number of arguments
Variable scope

Object-Oriented Programming

Classes, Continued
Object cloning
Destructors
Exceptions

Working on a E-Commerce ( Shopping Cart ) Live Project

Click to view the live project the students would be working with during this course

Synopsis:

The data is stored in Products Table, Supplier Table, Category Table. Each product has a single supplier and single category.

Each supplier supplies multiple products under multiple categories

1) Login Page

The user will be authenticated before they enter the website for the correct username/password.

There are 2 types of users Admin / User, the admin would have administrative rights, where as a user will only be able to view the products

2) Search Page

After login, the user will be directed to a search page, where they can search for a product by selecting the supplier / category name.

In advance search, string searches can be done.

3) Product Result list

This page will return the result of the search criteria.

A single page will display the records dynamically from the database, 5 records at a time. Using the Next / Previous button users can navigate through the list of products

4) Details

Once the user clicks on the product name in the result list page, they are directed to the details page, where user can get the detail information with a image of the product

If the user is an admin, they would be given an option to add / update / delete If the user is not a admin, the following permissions will be disabled.

5) Add / Update / Delete

Displaying data from multiple tables using forms & Adding / Updating / Deleting data

6) Security

Extensive use of Sessions / Cookies for security purposes

7) E-Commerce Module

Once the above project is completed, it’s taken to a next level where the e-commerce module is generated. Multiple Products can be added to the shopping cart, a dynamic bill is generated and user is forwarded to a payment gateway to complete the transaction.

Microsoft SQL Server 2005

SQL Server is the Database Management System (RDBMS) allows to store huge Database and manage the same easily. Its enterprise database management and analysis system.

Syllabus

Module 1:

Understanding Query Flow
Syntactical Flow of the Query Statement
Logical Flow of the Query Statement
From Clause Data Sources
Possible Data Sources
Named Ranges
[Table Name]
Four-Part Table Names

Module 2:

Where Conditions
Using the Between Search Condition
Using the In Search Condition
Using the Like Search Condition
Multiple Where Conditions
Select….Where
Ordering the Result Set
Specifying the Order by Using Column Names
Specifying the Order by Using Expressions
Order by and Collation
Select Distinct

Module 3:

Operators
Scalar Functions
User Information Functions
Data-Time Functions
String Functions

Module 4:

Inner Joins
Creating Inner Joins within SQL Code
Number of Rows Returned
Multiple Table Joins
Outer Joins
Outer Joins and Optional Full Outer Joins
Placing the Conditions within Outer Joins
Self-Joins
Multiple-Condition Joins

Module 5:

Using Unions
Intersection Union

Module 6:

Simple Subqueries
Using Scalar Subqueries
Using Subqueries as Lists
Using Subqueries as Tables
Simple Aggregations
Basic Aggregations
Grouping within a Result Set
Simple Groupings
Aggravating Queries

Module 7:

Why Use Views?
Working with Views
Creating Views with DDL Code
Order By and Views
View Restrictions
Executing Views

Module 8:

Inserting Data
Inserting One Row of Values
Inserting the Result Set from a Stored Procedure
Updating Data
Updating a Single Table
Deleting Data
Creating Tables
Creating Primary Keys
Primary Keys
Creating Foreign Keys

Module 9:

DDL Triggers
Creating and Altering DDL Triggers
EventData()
Enabling and Disabling DDL Triggers
Implementing Trigger

Module 10:

XML Data Type
Querying XML Data
Merging XQuery with Select
Reading XML into SQL Server
Creating XML with SQL Server 2005
SQL

Oracle - SQL

Oracle is a Relational Database Management System (RDBMS).Oracle's latest technology, today's systems designers and Developers can build 21st century enabled application ranging from critical on-line transaction processing systems supporting thousand of users to multi-terabyte data warehouses for decision support and also World Wide Web-based applications.

Salient Features

Oracle has sophisticated security mechanisms control access to sensitive data by an assortment of privileges
Oracle provides sophisticated backup & recovery routines. Backup creates a second copy of Oracle Data, recovery restores a copy of data from back up.
Oracle provides flexible space management. It has special abilities that are capable of handling very large databases.
Oracle provides open connectivity to & from other vendors software
Oracle server supports a wide range of Development tools, end user query tools, off the shelf applications & office wide information tools.

Application

Education Industry
Software Development Industry
Data warehouse and maintenance
Domestic Air Services
Production Industry
Banking Industry

Topics Covered

Introduction to oracle products.
SQL*plus features and commands.
Data manipulation commands, data control commands.
Altering tables, data definition commands, joins, types of functions.
Process Transaction commands, SQL*plus set theory.
Sub-queries and Co-related queries.
Security in Oracle
Locking
Oracle Objects - Views, clusters, indexes, synonyms, snapshots.
Formatting output of queries, Report creation.
Implementing Object Oriented features in Oracle.
Introduction to PL/SQL.
Packages
Creating Cursors, exceptions, procedures, functions and triggers.
Understanding the Oracle Architecture.
Features of Latest Oracle Version.
Data Dictionary
DBA - An Overview

VB.NET

Salient Features

A brief history of .Net
Backbone of .Net framework
The ingredients of .NET br /> The .NET & web classes
Web Services and the next-generation Internet
Integration which more than 20 languages
Compatibility with commerce server & Biztak Server

Application

Web solution.
Net security
ERP solution

Prerequisites (Should have knowledge of)

Basic programming
Experience in Visual Basic is a plus

Topics Covered

Level I

The .NET Revolution
The Design Environment
VB.NET Basics
Windows Forms
Object-Oriented Programming
Mastering Objects
Bug Proofing
Dealing With Data: Files,Printing, and XML
Databases and ADO.NET

Level II

Threading
Setup and Deployment
Web Forms and ASP.NET
Web Services
Migrating To Visual Basic.NET

After Student Completes This Course :

Student will confidently be able to develop within the visual basic .NET Development Environment and compose sound Visual Basic .NET syntax. The student will develop a basic understanding of object oriental design concepts and within a project, will be poised to take control of any VB.Net code and manipulate objects & design-time & run-time. The student will know the value in variable scope and what the scope of procedures and variables means to an enterprise application. The student will be able to deftly administer projects & properties and work with the base classes within the .NET Frame work. The student will have a foundation understanding of data access and Microsoft's data access paradigm - ADO.NET.

ASP.NET

The Internet has revolutionized the way organizations think about application development and deployment. The leap from traditional client-server development to web base development takes more than accessing data through a browser.

Salient Features

ASP.NET helps to develop web-based applications with high performance and scalability.
Develop web-based applications using ASP.NET
Apply client-side and server-side programming, DHTML, scripting.
Analyze the performance issues involved in developing applications on the net.
Evaluate the use of client-side scripting vs. server-side scripting.
Develop applications using ASP.NET, XML and databases.
Obtain and process information about server, clients, and users.
Keeping track of client interactions.
Develop and deploy applications using Microsoft InterDev and Studio.

Topics Covered

Web-based Programming. Web application development concepts, issues, and protocol. Server-browser interaction.
HTML. Overview of HTML capabilities, tags, formatting, writing forms and scripts.
HTTP Protocol. The protocol, methods, data transfer and queries.
DHTML. DOM, CSS2, attributes, events, netscape and IE extensions.
Scripting. Overview of VBScript, JavaScript, document objects.
ASP.NET. Why ASP.NET? Server and ASP.NET, Writing ASP.NET pages, IIS and ASP.NET
ASP.NET Object Model. Classes in the ASP.NET object model. Functionality and features.
Using InterDev. Creating projects, development and deployment using InterDev.
ASP.NET Facilities. Interaction with server, tracking sessions with cookies, and session objects.
ASP.NET Interactions. Interacting with other pages, forwarding and including.
Performance Techniques. Caching, refreshing, client pull, buffering, issues.
Managing Applications. The concept of an application in ASP.NET, Application objects.
Database Access. ASP.NET and ADO, database access.
Security. Security issues and concepts, authorization techniques, SSL.
Other Technologies. Comparison to other technologies like CGI, JSP.
XML and ASP.NET. Using XML with ASP.NET. XML for performance and ease of development.

Java Development Kit

Java is platform independent, reliable Programming language introduced by sun systems, used mainly to Develop Internet applications and applets. Java is used to create web-based applications and allows user interaction on the Internet. Java allows us to have animation, audio and video clippings in our web page. Java Programming helps in writing Programs using which one can connect to any computer on the Internet.

Syllabus

Introduction

History of java
Features of Java
Java And Internet
Java -An OOP Language
C++ vs. Java
Java Tools
Application Programming
Applet Programming
Creating an Applet
Overview Of Java

Fundamentals of Java

Data types & Variables in java
Literals, Keywords & Identifiers
Operators in Java
Expression Evalution & Operator Precedence
Scope of Variables
Commenting in Java
Decision Making
For Loop
While & Do...While Loop
Switch & Break Statements
Arrays in java
Strings in Java

OOPS in Java

Traditional Programmimg Model
Object Oriented Programming Approach
Features of Object Oriented Programming
Basic Concepts of OOPs
Creating Classes and Objects in Java
Constructors
Garbage Collection
Finalize Method
Inheritance
Polymorphism
Recursion
Advantages of OOPs in Java

Interfaces & Packages

What Is an interface?
Intricacies in an Interface
Interface References
Extending the Interface
The Cloneable Interface
Inner Classes
Packages
Need for Packages
CLASSPATH Variable
Access Protection
Overview of Java Built in Packages

Streams & File Handling

Java Stream Class
Print Stream
System Properties
Input & Output Streams
Files & Directories
File Input & Output Streams
Data Input & Output Streams
Filtered Streams
Buffered Streams
Pushback Input Stream
Random Access File
Reader & Writer Classes

Exception Handling & Multithreading

Exception Handling -An Insight
Advantages Of Exception Handling
Uncaught Exceptions
Mutiple Catch Clauses
Implicit and Explicit Exceptions
Java.lang.Throwable
Finally Clause
Creating Own Exception Subclasses
MultiThreading
Thread States
Thread Priority
Daemon Threads

Java Applets

Applet Vs Application
Applet Architecture
Developing an Applet
Applet in HTML
Basic Methods in Applet
Parameter Passing to Applets
Graphics Class
Font Class
Color Class
Images
Animation using Images

Abstract Windowing Toolkit(AWT)

AWT Architecture
Basic UI Components
Lables
Buttons
Check Boxes
Radio Buttons
Choices
Text Fields
Text Areas
Lists
Scrollbars and Sliders
Canvases

Handling AWT Events

Applets Events
Button Events
Handling Multiple Events
Item Events
mouse Event Handling
Double Clicks
Mouse Movements
Mouse Drag and Mouse-Move Events
Mouse Enter and Mouse Exit Events
Keyboard Events
Default Keys

More About AWT

Layout Managers
Flow Layout
Border Layout
Card Layout
Grid Layouts
Grid Bag Layout
Insets
Panels
Frames
Menus
Menu Actionts
Dialog Box

Java DataBase Connectivity

Microsoft's ODBC
Tiering
JDBC Architecture
JDBC Driver
DrivePropertyInfo Class
Connection Class
DatabaseMetaData Interface
Prepared Statement
Callable Statement
Executing SQL using JDBC
Transaction Processing

Networking in Java

Datagrams
What is a Datagram?
DatagramPacket
DatagramSocket
Duplication of Socket
Creating links inside Applets
Opening Web Connections
The URL Connection Class
Sockets
Other Applet Hints
Communicating Between Applets

JDBC & JavaBeans

JDBC technology is an API that lets you access virtually any tabular data source from the Java™ programming language. It provides cross-DBMS connectivity to a wide range of SQL databases, and now,

with the new JDBC API, it also provides access to other tabular data sources, such as spreadsheets or flat files.

JavaBeans component architecture is the platform-neutral architecture for the Java application environment.

It is the ideal choice for developing or assembling network-aware solutions for heterogeneous hardware and operating system environments within the enterprise or across the Internet. In fact, it is the only component architecture you should consider if you're developing for the Java platform. JavaBeans component architecture extends "Write Once, Run Anywhere ™" capability to reusable component development.

In fact, the JavaBeans architecture takes interoperability a major step forward, your code runs on every OS and also within any application environment.

Salient Features

JDBC programs are platform and Vendor independent.
JDBC components inter-operate with Database and connects via JDBC - ODBC bridges.

Application

You can use JDBC in both applications and applets.
Database vendors and database tool vendors can supply the low level drivers. Thus, they can optimize their drivers for their specific products.
With JDBC you can write useful programs to handle realistic database chores.

Java-Servlet

Servlets are used for Server-Side Programming. Servlet are generic extensions to Java-enabled servers. Their most common use is to extend Webservers, providing a very secure, portable and easy-to-use replacement for CGI. A Servlet is a dynamically loaded module that services requests from a Web server. It runs entirely inside the Java Virtual Machine

Salient Features

Processing data posted over https using an HTML form, including purchase order or credit card data. A servlet like this could be part of an order-entry and processing system, working with product and inventory databases, and perhaps an on-line payment system.
Allowing collaboration between people. A servlet can handle multiple requests concurrently; they can synchronize requests to support systems such as on-line conferencing.
Forwarding requests. Servlets can forward requests to other servers and servlets. This allows them to be used to balance load among several servers that mirror the same content. It also allows them to be used to partition a single logical service over several servers, according to task type or organizational boundaries.
Being a community of active agents. A servlet writer could define active agents that share work among each other. Each agent would be a servlet, and the agents could pass data among themselves

Application

Create JDBC connection pool.
Create an Online Catalog System.
Developing E-Commerce "store fronts" will become one of the most common uses for Java servlets.
Servlets can be used to deploy Websites that open up large legacy systems on the Internet.

Topics Covered

Servlet Overview & Architecture.
Servlet Basics.
Servlet & Html.
SSI (Server - Side Include).
Servlet chaining.
Servlet & the JDBC.
Servlet Beans.
Javaserver Pages.
Servelets as Distributed Object Clients.
Servlet Session.

JSP

JavaServer Pages(JSP) is a web-scripting technology similar to Netscape server-side JavaScript(SSJS) or Microsoft Active Server Pages(ASP). Although the JSP specification has been managed by Sun Microsystems, any vendor can implement JSP in their own systems.

Salient Features

JSP allow you to combine the HTML of a Web page with pieces of Java code in the same document. The Java code is surrounded by special tags that tell the JSP container that it should use the code to generate a servlet, or part of one. The benefit of JSPs is that you can maintain a single document that represents both the page and the Java code that enables it.

Application

Open source has brought a lot more than Linux to the computing world. It has also given us PHP and MySQL. PHP and MySQL are the world's best combination for creating data-driven sites.

Topics Covered

Working with forms.
Working with files.
Working with Dates, Strings, Regular Expressions.
Working with Dynamic images.
Database integration.
Saving state with cookies, query.
Strings, Session Functions.
Debugging.

J2EE

J2EE is a multitiered application architecture. The J2EE specification defines roles based on certain functionality in the normal course of development and deployment of a J2EE application.

Syllabus

Lesson 1: A Simple Servlet

Example Two-tiered Web Application
J2EE Software and Setup
Environment, Path and Classpath Settings
J2EE Application Components
Create the HTML Page
Create the Servlet
Compile the Servlet
Start the J2EE Application Server
Start the Deployment Tool
Assemble the J2EE Application
Verify and Deploy the J2EE Application
Run the J2EE Application
Updating Component Code
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Lesson 2: A Simple Session Bean

Example Application Overview
Create the Session Bean
Local Interfaces
Modify the Servlet
Compile the Session Bean and the Servlet
Start the Platform and the Tools
Assemble the J2EE Application
Verify and Deploy the J2EE Application
Run the J2EE Application

Lesson 3: A Simple Entity Bean

Create the Entity Bean
Change the Servlet
Compile
Start the Platform and Tools
Assemble and Deploy
Run the J2EE Application

Lesson 4 : A Simple Message Bean

JMS Overview
Create the Message-Driven Bean
Change the Servlet
Compile
Start the Platform and the Tools
Assemble the J2EE Application
Verify and Deploy the J2EE Application
Run the J2EE Application

Lesson 5: Cooperating Enterprise Beans

Change the Entity Bean
Change the Session Bean
Change the Servlet
Compile
Start the Platform and Tools
Assemble the Application
Verify and Deploy the J2EE Application
Run the J2EE Application

Lesson 6: JavaServer Pages Technology

Create the JSP
Change bonus.html
Start the Platform and Tools
Update the WAR File
Verify and Deploy the J2EE Application
Run the J2EE Application
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Lesson 7: Adding JavaBeans to the Mix

About the Example
Create bonus.jsp
Create the JavaBeans Class
Bean Properties
Change the Servlet
Compile
Start the Platform and Tools
Update the WAR File
Verify and Deploy the J2EE Application
Run the J2EE Application
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Lesson 8: Custom JSP Tag Libraries

About the Example
Custom JSP Tag
Declare the Tag Library
Create the Tag Library Descriptor
Create the Tag Handler Class
Change bonus.jsp
Compile
Start the Platform and Tools
Update the WAR File
Verify and Deploy the J2EE Application
Run the J2EE Application
More Information Gladiator-Predator Testing

Lesson 9: XML

Marking and Handling Text
Change the JavaBean Class
Creating the XML document using DOM
Parsing XML using SAX
SAX and DOM
XML and J2EE
Change the Servlet
Compile the Application
Update the Application
Verify and Deploy the J2EE Application
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Lesson 10: JDBC Technology and Bean-Managed Persistence

Bean Lifecycle
Change the BonusBean
Other Components
Create the Database Table
Compile
Start the Platform and Tools
Update the JAR File
Verify and Deploy the Application
Run the Application
More Information

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Compufield Computer Institute

COMPUFIELD® Computer Institute was started in 1985 by Mr. M. E. Khairaz to impart training in Internet, Digital Art, Multimedia, Software and Network Engineering. Today we offer many different courses covering the latest and most widely used software worldwide.

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Maximum Instructor to Student Ratio 1:4
Sessions : Each session will be of 1 hour
Fees is for one course and it includes instructions, practicals,practice, project, preparation for exam (if any)
Overseas / local Students take 5 to 10 hours per day to complete their courses earlier.
The timing can be fixed based on our mutual convenience,
between 9.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m.
Course duration in working days = Total sessions divided by number of sessions (hours) per day.
No extra charges/refund for more/less time taken to complete the course.
Lodging, boarding and travelling not included in the fees.
Management has full right to change courses, contents, tuition fees without prior notice.

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