Introduction Programming Language Introduction to programming paradigm Installation and setting the path for Java environment Introduction to Java Introduction to Object Oriented Programming Working with Eclipse

Introduction to Programming Language

Overview of Data types Statements: Expression Statement Conditional Statements Iterative / Looping Statements Creating a simple Java program String

Object Oriented Programming Introduction

Overview of Class and Object Encapsulation Inheritance Polymorphism Abstraction Interfaces

Exception Types of exceptions Handling exceptions

Introduction to arrays Challenges with arrays Introduction to Collection Framework: Collection List Set Map Sorting the collection using Comparator and Comparable

Interacting java application with data base

Introduction to JDBC Types of drivers: Creating JDBC statements Implementing CRUD operations using Statement Implementing CRUD operations using PreparedStatement ResultSet

Introduction to JPA JPA Elements: EntityManagerFactory EntityManager Entity JPQL – Query Language Relationship between the entity classes: One – One One – Many Many – One Many – Many

Building a web application

MVC architecture Flow of MVC Servlets Types of servlets Servlet Life Cycle RequestDispatcher ServletContext and ServletConfig Session management Filters JSP JSP Life Cycle Implicit objects in JSP JSP tags / elements JSTL

Introduction to Spring Framework

Introduction to Spring Framework Introduction to IOC: Dependency Injection Autowire Creating IOC in different ways: XML based configuration. Annotation based configuration. Java based configuration. Spring bean scope Spring bean life cycle Profiles Reading data from properties file Spring Test

Building application using Spring MVC

Spring Web DispatcherServlet Flow of Spring MVC Creating an application using Spring MVC Spring Forms Spring bean validation Standard Validation Custom Validation

Building application using Spring ReST

Overview of ReST API ReST API annotations Creating an application using Spring ReST Consuming the data from ReST application using ReST template

Introduction to Spring boot Customizing the default configuration Content negotiation manager Bean validation i18N for messages Spring boot integration test Spring boot unit test

Java Full Stack Development Training

Description

Objectives

Understanding Object Oriented Programming Language.
Implementing an application using simple MVC.
Understanding spring framework.
Implementing an application using Spring MVC.
Implementing Spring MVC ReST application.
Implementing a microservice component using Spring Boot.
Hands-On practice on all the concepts.

Who should attend?

Anyone who wants to grow in IT, extend their knowledge by upskill or cross skill to Java.

Prerequisites

The prerequisites include any basic programming language, basics of SQL queries like DDL, DML, DRL / DQL commands.

Outline

Customize your application, including page layouts, fields, tabs, and business processes • Create a microservice component.

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