Java 201

Intermediate Java/Java EE Programming

• 4 Day Lecture/Lab

Who Should Attend?
Motivated application developers who have an understanding of the Java programming language and who are interested in adding Java server side development to their skill set.

Prerequisites
Cardinal's Java 101 course or equivalent experience

Students Will Participate in Lecture and Hands-On Exercises:

1) HTML and JavaScript

• Understanding the Architecture of Web Page
• Constructing a web page using HTML
• Understanding the use of HTML forms
• Using JavaScript in an HTML page
• Identifying important aspects of JavaScript browser support

2) Application Construction

• Creating HTML web pages and forms
• Programming Java Servlets
• Programming JSPs

3) Essential Java

• Understanding Java Servlet technology and its architecture
• Using the Servlet APIs and documentation
• Identifying and implementing servlet life cycle methods
• Invoking servlets on a Web Server using HTML posts and gets
• Understanding the differences between Java Servlets and JSPs
• Identifying and using JSP Built-in Objects
• Using JSP Scriptlets, Declarations, Expressions, and Directives

Materials Provided:
Lab Solutions; Instructions for loading Java Application Server Course Workbook