Advanced Java
Course Overview
Java is one of the most widely used programming languages, and mastering Advanced Java can open doors to exciting career opportunities. Our Advanced Java Training in KPHB is designed to help students and professionals gain expertise in Java technologies such as JDBC, Servlets, JSP, Hibernate, and Spring Framework.
This course covers real-world applications, making learning practical and industry-relevant. You will work on hands-on projects, build web applications, and understand how to integrate databases with Java.
Whether you are a Java beginner looking to upgrade or an experienced developer aiming to refine your skills, this course will boost your knowledge and help you become job-ready. Enroll now and take the next step in your Java journey!
Learn software skills with real experts, either in live classes with videos or without videos, whichever suits you best.
Course Details:
Course Price:
with videos : ₹ 6,000/-
with out videos : ₹ 3,500/-
Lesson Duration
45 Days
Language:
English
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Description
Our Advanced Java Training in KPHB provides an in-depth understanding of Java’s enterprise-level applications. The curriculum includes key topics like Java Database Connectivity (JDBC), Java Server Pages (JSP), Servlets, and frameworks such as Spring and Hibernate. You will also learn how to create scalable web applications, develop RESTful APIs, and manage session handling.
The course follows a structured learning approach, combining theory and hands-on practice. Our expert trainers, with years of industry experience, will guide you through each concept, ensuring a comprehensive understanding.
By the end of this course, you will be able to build dynamic web applications, work with databases, and implement Java frameworks efficiently.
Course Objectives
- Gain expertise in Advanced Java concepts like JSP, Servlets, and JDBC.
- Learn to develop secure and scalable web applications.
- Work with Spring and Hibernate frameworks for enterprise applications.
- Understand database integration and session management.
- Develop RESTful web services using Java.
- Master MVC architecture for web application development.
- Implement real-time projects to enhance practical knowledge.
Prerequisites
- Basic knowledge of Core Java (OOPs concepts, Exception Handling, Multithreading).
- Familiarity with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is beneficial.
- Understanding of SQL and databases is recommended but not mandatory.
- Willingness to learn and practice coding consistently.
Course Curriculum
- About Java Platforms
- Applications of Java
- About API (Application Programming Interface)
- Static Blocks
- Introduction to interfaces
- Runtime Polymorphism
- What is Persistence?
- File management system
- Disadvantages of File management system
- Database management system
- Advantages of Database management system
- Introduction to JDBC
- Why JDBC? & ODBC Vs JDBC
- Approch-1 Vendor specific library
- Disadvantages
- Approch-2 X/Open standards
- Disadvantages
- Approch-3 ODBC standards
- Disadvantages
- Approch-4 JDBC standards
- Advantages
- JDBC API and JDBC Drivers
- About JDBC API
- What is a JDBC Driver?
- JDBC architecture
- Types of JDBC Drivers
- JDBC-ODBC bridge driver
- Advantages & Disadvantages
- Native API Partly Java Driver
- Advantages & Disadvantages
- Net-Protocol all/pure java driver
- Advantages & Disadvantages
- Native-Protocol pure java driver
- Advantages
- JDBC API
- JDBC Packages
- Java.sql, Javax.sql
- Interfaces and classes in above packages
- Versions of JDBC API
- Steps for developing JDBC application
- SQL
- Introduction to SQL
- Types of SQL queries
- Establishing Connection to Database
- About DriverManager class
- Methods of DriverManager
- What is registering driver with DriverManager
- Different methods of registering driver with DriverManager
- About getConnection method of DriverManager
- Syntax of URL to communicate with database
- Autoloading of class driver in JDBC 4.0
- Example with Application
- Statement interface
- What is Statement? & Need of Statement
- Characteristics of Statement
- How to get Statement object?
- Methods of Statement
- Passing SQL statements to Database
- About execute, executeUpdate, executeQuery, largeExecute Updates methods
- Example with Application
- PreparedStatement interface
- What is PreparedStatement?
- Need of PreparedStatement
- Difference between Statement and PreparedStatement
- How to get PreparedStaement object
- Defining parameters
- How to pass values to PerparedStatement object
- What is SQL Injection attack & how to overcome
- Example with Application
- Resultset Interface
- What is ResultSet?
- Need of ResultSet
- How to get resultset object
- Methods of ResultSet
- Reading data, Various types of ResultSet
- Resultset types
- TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE
- TYPE_SCROLL_INSENSITIVE
- TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY
- Resultset modes
- CONCUR_READ_ONLY, CONCUR_UPDATABLE
- Example with Application
- SQL 99 Datatypes
- BLOB
- Inserting blob type, Reading blob type
- CLOB
- Inserting clob type, Reading clob type
- Array, Inserting array type
- Reading array type
- Object, Inserting object
- Reading object
- Example with Application
- Metadata
- Resultset Metadata
- Need of ResultsetMetaData
- How to get metadata
- Database Metadata
- How to get database metadata
- Parameterized metadata
- How to get parameterized metadata
- Example with Application
- CallableStatement
- About CallableStatement
- Advantage of CallableStatement
- Creating CallableStatement object
- Calling Procedure using CallableStatement
- Calling functions using Callable Statement
- About PL/SQL Programming vs Manual on Batch Queries
- Batch updates
- What is batch processing
- Batch updates using Statement object
- Batch updates using PreparedStatement object
- Transaction Management
- Transaction Definition
- ACID Properties
- Atomicity, Consistency,Isolation, Durability
- Methods in Transaction Management
- setAutoCommit(), setSavePoint()
- commit(), rollback()
- Example with All Application
- Connection Pooling
- What is connection pooling?
- Advantages of connection pooling
- Disadvantage of DriverManager
- About DataSource
- JDBC connection pooling
- Isolation Levels
- Example with Application
- RowSet
- What is RowSet?
- What is difference between ResultSet and RowSet
- Types of RowSets
- JdbcRowSet
- CachedRowSet
- WebRowSet
- Example with Application
- Communicating with difference databases
- Communicating with MYSQL
- Working with CSV filesb
- Communicating with MS-EXCEL
- Communicating with PostgreSql
- Example with Application
- JDBC 4.0 Features
- Auto-loading of JDBC driver class
- Connection management enhancements
- Support for RowId SQL type
- DataSet implementation of SQL using Annotations
- SQL exception handling enhancements
- SQL XML support
- Example with Application
- Working With Properties File
- Working With Date Values
- Procedure To Create Desktop icon (jar file execution)
- JEE
- JEE technology
- Components of JEE technology
- What is Enterprises Application
- What is Web Application
- Types of Web Application
- Presentation Oriented Web Application
- Service Oriented Web Application
- About Web Client, About WebServer
- About ApplicationServer
- Diff Between WebServer And Application Server
- Introduction
- Server side technologies
- Need of server side technologies
- Client side technologies
- What is Servlet? & Advantages of Servlet
- Difference between CGI and Servlet
- Servlet API
- Versions of Servlet API
- Packages of Servlet API
- About Servlet Container
- Responsibilities of Servlet Container
- HTTP Protocol
- What is HTTP?
- What is HTTP Request format & Response format
- Developing Servlet
- Servlet interface
- Methods of Servlet interface
- Developing servlet by implementing Servlet interface
- Life cycle methods of Servlet
- Webapplication directory structure
- Deployment descriptor file (web.xml)
- What is deployment?
- Types of deployments
- Deployment, Console deployment
- Tool deployment
- Deployment webapplication in tomcat server
- URL patterns
- Developing And Deploying Servlet Apps in Diff Servers Like
- Tomcat Server
- JBoss Server / WildFly
- Weblogic Server
- GlassFish
- ServletRequest
- Methods of ServletRequest
- About request parameters
- About request headers
- ServletResponse
- Methods of ServletResponse
- MIME types
- Generating response
- ServletConfig
- What is ServletConfig?
- What is need of ServletConfig
- Methods of ServletConfig
- Different ways of getting ServletConfig object.
- Defining config initial parameters in web.xml
- GenericServlet
- What is GenericServlet?
- Methods of GenericServlet
- About init(ServletConfig),init() method
- Working with welcome-file
- Configuring welcome-file in web.xml
- Methods of loading Servlet
- About load on start up
- When client send first request
- ServletContext
- What is ServletContext?, Need of ServletContext
- Methods of ServletContext
- Different ways of getting ServletContext object
- Context init parameters
- Defining Context init parameters in web.xml
- HttpServlet
- What is HttpServlet?
- Methods of HttpServlet
- HTTP Request methods
- About public service and protected service methods
- About doXXX() methods
- Difference between GenericServlet and HttpServlet
- Diff Between doGet(-,-) and doPost(-,-) methods
- HttpServletRequest
- HttpServletRequest VS ServletRequest
- How to read request parameters of HttpServletRequest
- How to read request headers of HttpServletRequest
- HttpServletResponse
- HttpServletResponse VS ServletResponse
- About HttpServletResponse methods
- Response status codes
- Html To Servlet Communication
- Form Validations
- Different Types of Form Components
- Working With Multiple Hyperlinks
- Working With Multiple Submit Buttons
- War File Creation
- Servlet To DataBase Software Communication
- RequestDispatching
- What is RequestDispatcher?
- What is need of RequestDispatcher?
- RequestDispatching methods
- Include
- Forward
- Difference between include and forward methods
- Getting RequestDispatcher
- Using ServletRequest
- UsingServletContext
- Difference between getting RequestDispatcher using ServletRequest and ServletContext
- What is Servlet Collaboration?
- Redirecting
- About sendRedirect method
- Difference between sendRedirect and forward methods
- Response.setStatus, response.setHeader methods
- Attributes
- What is Attribute
- Difference between parameter and attribute
- Scope of Attributes
- Request scope, Context scope
- Session scope
- Adding, removing and modifying attributes
- Thread Saftey In Servlet Programming
- State and Session Management
- About connectionless protocol
- About connection oriented protocol
- Stateless protocol
- What is state/session management
- Need of session management
- Session management methods
- URL rewriting, Hidden form fields
- Cookies, HttpSession
- URL Rewriting
- What is URL rewriting
- URL rewriting techniques
- Disadvantages of URL rewriting
- Hidden form fields
- What is hidden form fields
- Disadvantages of hidden form fields
- Cookies
- What is Cookie
- How to create Cookie
- Methods of Cookie
- Types of Cookies
- Non Persistent Cookie
- Persistent Cookie
- How to add cookie to response
- How to read cookie from request
- Deleting cookie from servlet
- Properties of Cookie
- Disadvantages of Cookies
- HttpSession
- What is HttpSession
- Advantage of HttpSession
- How to create HttpSession object
- How to read HttpSession object from request
- Invalidating HttpSession
- Using invalidate method
- Using session config in web.xml
- By setting time
- HttpSession attribute
- Error Handling in Servlet
- Configuring in web.xml
- Programmatically
- Filters
- What is Filter?
- Need of Filter & Lifecycle of Filter
- Filter mapping in web.xml
- About FilterConfig
- Defining config parameters in web.xml
- About FilterChain interface
- Methods of FilterChain
- What is Filter chaining?
- Working with filter chaining
- Listeners
- What is Listener?
- Usage of Listener
- About Event Delegation Model Architecture
- Types of Listeners
- RequestListener
- ServletContextListener
- HttpSessionListener
- Types of Attribute Listener
- Request AttributeListener
- HttpSessionAttributeListener
- ServletContextAttributeListener
- About Event classes
- Authentication and Authorization(Security In Servlet Programming)
- Understanding Authentication Mechanism
- HTTP basic authentication
- HTTP Digest authentication
- HTTPS Client authentication
- HTTP form based authentication
- Working Connection Pooling
- Connection pooling in difference servers
- Tomcat, Weblogic, Glassfish
- JBoss Server / WildFly
- Developing servlet using serverside connection pooling
- Working with domains
- Creating domain in weblogic server
- Deploying webapplication using console
- Creating domain in glassfish server
- Deploying webapplication using console
- Working with Servlet 2.5/3.0/3.1 features
- Async Servlet
- File Uploading and Downloading
- Non-blocking I/O
- HTTP protocol upgrade mechanism
- Different Types Of URL Patterns
- Dynamic Registration Of Servlet (Developing Servlet Program Without web.xml)
- Annotations in Servlet Programming
- Introduction to Annotations
- Types of Annotations
- Annotations Vs web.xml
- Introduction
- What is JSP?
- Advantages of JSP & Applications of JSP
- Difference between JSP & Servlet
- JSP Basics
- JSP Life cycle, JSP Lifecycle methods
- jspInit, _jspService
- jspDestroy, Saving jsp file as a
- Public resource, Private resouse
- JSP tags
- JSP Tags
- three categories of tags
- scripting elements, directives
- standard actions
- Scripting Elements
- What is scripting elements
- Types of scripting elements
- Declaration tag
- Expression tag
- Scriptlet
- JSP implicit object
- What is jsp implicit objects
- Need of jsp implicit objects
- Implicit objects of jsp
- Request, Response, Page
- pageContext, out, session
- exception, application, config
- Directives
- What is directive?
- Types of directives
- Page directive, Include directive
- Taglib directive
- Standard Actions
- What is standard action
- Standard actions
- <jsp:include>
- <jsp:forward>
- <jsp:param>
- <jsp:useBean>
- <jsp:setProperty>
- <jsp:getProperty>
- Working with <jsp:include>
- Difference between <jsp:include> and <%@include> directive
- Working with <jsp:forward>
- Java Bean
- What is java bean?
- Usage of bean
- Properties of bean
- Using Java Bean in Jsp
- About <jsp:useBean>
- Attributes of <jsp:useBean>
- Working with scope of bean object
- Using bean with <jsp:include> and <jsp:forward>
- Assigning values to bean using <jsp:setProperty>
- Reading values from bean using <jsp:getProperty>
- Expression Language
- What is Expression Language
- Advantage of Expression Language
- Syntax of defining expression
- Basic Operators in EL
- Implicit objects In EL
- pageScope, requestScope
- sessionScope, applicationScope
- param, paramValues, header
- headerValues, initParam, cookie
- pageContext, Defining functions
- Working JSTL
- What is JSTL?, Version of JSTL
- Classification of JSTL tags
- Core tags, Formatting tags
- SQL Tags, XML tags
- JSTL Functions
- How to use JSTL in webapplication
- Working with Core tags, Formatting tags & SQL tags
- Working JSTL functions
- Custom Tags
- What is tag?, Java based tag
- Components of tag library
- The Tag Handler Class
- The Tag Library Descriptor File
- Imports a tag library (referencing URL of descriptor file)
- Defines tag prefix
- Uses tags, About tag handler
- Tag interface, SimpleTag
- TagSupport, BodyTagSupport
- SimpleTagSupport
- Developing tag using SimpleTagSupport class
- Lifecycle of custom tag
- Tag hander class with attributes
- Developing tag with body
- MVC Architecture
- MVC Design pattern
- MVC-1 Page Centric
- Advantages & Disadvantages
- MVC-2
- Developing Project using MVC
Who can learn this course
- Students and freshers aiming for a career in Java development.
- Software professionals looking to upgrade their Java skills.
- Web developers interested in building dynamic web applications.
- Backend developers wanting to work with Java frameworks like Spring and Hibernate.
- Anyone passionate about Java programming and eager to learn advanced concepts.
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FAQ's
Advanced Java is an extension of Core Java that focuses on web-based, network-based, and enterprise-level application development. It includes technologies like JDBC (Java Database Connectivity), Servlets, JSP (JavaServer Pages), Hibernate, Spring, and Web Services.
Advanced Java is crucial because it enables developers to build scalable, secure, and high-performance applications for industries like banking, e-commerce, healthcare, and enterprise software development.
Advanced Java includes various essential topics such as:
- JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) – Connecting Java applications with databases like MySQL, Oracle, and PostgreSQL.
- Servlets – Handling HTTP requests and responses in web applications.
- JSP (JavaServer Pages) – Creating dynamic web pages using Java.
- Hibernate – ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) framework for efficient database management.
- Spring Framework – A powerful framework for building enterprise-level applications.
- Web Services (SOAP & RESTful APIs) – Enabling communication between applications over the web.
- Multithreading – Handling concurrent tasks for efficient performance.
Mastering these concepts is essential for developing full-stack Java applications.
Advanced Java is widely used in various domains, including:
- Web Applications – Building scalable and secure web applications using Servlets, JSP, and Spring.
- Enterprise Applications – Developing large-scale software solutions for businesses.
- Cloud-Based Applications – Deploying Java applications on cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.
- Mobile Applications – Supporting backend services for Android apps.
- E-commerce & Banking Systems – Powering secure transaction processing systems.
- Big Data & Analytics – Integrating with tools like Apache Hadoop and Spark for data processing.
Its versatility makes it a preferred choice for complex business solutions.
Learning Advanced Java offers multiple benefits, including:
- High Demand – Java remains one of the most sought-after programming languages worldwide.
- Better Career Opportunities – Opens doors to roles in web development, enterprise solutions, and cloud computing.
- Strong Community Support – Backed by a vast ecosystem of libraries, frameworks, and developers.
- Platform Independence – Java applications can run on different platforms with minimal changes.
- Integration with Modern Technologies – Works well with cloud computing, DevOps, AI, and microservices.
With Advanced Java skills, you can build robust, scalable, and secure applications for various industries.
To begin learning Advanced Java, you should have:
- Knowledge of Core Java – Understanding of OOP concepts, exception handling, collections, and multithreading.
- Basic SQL & Database Concepts – Familiarity with relational databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL, or Oracle.
- HTML, CSS, and JavaScript – Basic understanding of frontend technologies for full-stack development.
- Understanding of Web Technologies – HTTP, request/response cycle, and REST APIs.
- Familiarity with IDEs – Using Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA, or NetBeans for Java development.
If you're new to Java, it’s recommended to revise Core Java concepts before moving to Advanced Java.
With expertise in Advanced Java, you can apply for various job roles, including:
- Java Developer – Builds web applications using Servlets, JSP, and Spring Boot.
- Full Stack Developer – Works on both frontend (React, Angular) and backend (Spring, Hibernate) technologies.
- Software Engineer – Develops enterprise-level applications for large businesses.
- Web Application Developer – Specializes in building web-based applications with Java.
- Android Developer – Uses Java for Android application development.
- Cloud Engineer – Deploys Java applications on cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, or GCP.
- DevOps Engineer – Automates Java application deployment and CI/CD processes.
Java developers are highly valued across industries, making Advanced Java a great career choice.
