Java EE – Servlets and JSP Initiation + Advanced

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Goals


- Know how to architect and design high-performance JEE web projects based on Servlets and JSP

- Set up the MVC pattern

Program

Development of dynamic web applications: overview of existing technologies
JEE platform: architecture, APIs and runtime environment
Servlets and JSP compared to other web services

Development environment (Eclipse / NetBeans)
Basic elements and development optimization
Servlet and JSP engines: presentation, choice (Tomcat, GlassFish, …)
Structure of a web module; component lifecycle
Packaging and deploying a web application

Practical workshop: installation of development and execution environments; first minimal web project

Specification and lifecycle Page
chaining: links and forms
Reminder of the interaction mechanisms and standards of the HTTP protocol
Handling of http errors and logging
Sessions, cookies and other
JDBC persistence spaces for accessing a database from a
JavaMail servlet for sending mail from a
Multi-threading form with servlets
Advanced deployment configurations

Practical workshop: creation, deployment and testing of a complete Servlet-based project including management features with access to a database, use of the session and sending emails

General principle and comparison with Servlets
Expressions: display dynamic data in the middle of XHTML
Scriptlets – use and limits
Declarations and directives: the JSP is a class
Inclusions and reuse mechanisms
Javabeans: presentation, creation
Access and manipulation of Javabeans from JSP and Servlets
MVC model
Complete case study – Servlets and JSP in collaboration
Server memory organization
Error handling

Practical workshop: Development of web applications with an MVC architecture and an advanced presentation based on JSP

Overview of available taglibs
Installation, use of a
JSTL tag library (JSP Standard Tag Lib): presentation and test
The language of expressions (EL)
Definition of functions, creation of TLDs and calls from a JSP
Creation of taglibs: principle and apis available

Practical workshop: integration of taglibs in JSPs – implementation of a custom library of tags

Templating: mechanism, available
JNDI frameworks and configuration of resources (JDBC, mails, etc.) at the application server level Application
security: presentation of APIs, user and role
management Management of a web project: from analysis to test

Practical workshop: server configuration and use of JNDI resources – Using a template engine

Duration

5 days

Price

£ 2136

Audience

All

Prerequisites

Mastery of the basics of Java language and knowledge of XHTML

Reference

JAV116-F

Sessions

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Well suited to my knowledge Trainer: Competent and clear
Gérard B.
Gérard B.
Trainer: Good adaptation to the level of each of the participants
Nathalie L.
Nathalie L.
Course with a lot of practice and very good examples and exercises Excellent trainer mastering his subject very well
Philippe M.
Philippe M.
It's good to handle throughout the course
Anne M.
Anne M.
Very rich course. Trainer: Very sympathetic teacher and invested in his field.
Thomas B.
Thomas B.
Very rewarding, adapted pace. In five days I was able to discover a lot of things.
Kahina F.
Kahina F.
The progress of the course is made so that we understand why we do such and such a thing, it is very good, it allows to understand well. Trainer: Patient, educator, available and explicit in his explanations. Nothing to say. And know the java language very well. Thanks to him.
Bruno H.
Bruno H.
Trainer: very available, and attentive
Damien P.
Damien P.
Fairly well prepared training, both internally and by the trainer.
Sebastien C.
Sebastien C.
the theory is good, but the implementation will be difficult in our context: small programs to develop quickly etc ...
Michel D.
Michel D.
The material available perfectly meets the training needs. The course is focused on the practice of each concept approached which makes it possible to understand and assimilate them more easily. Reference material not consulted during the training. The training corresponds perfectly to my needs for upgrading skills. The subjects and concepts discussed responded very well to my expectations and even beyond. The trainer was able to adapt to the level of "customers" and there was therefore no dropout during the training.
Sébastien C.
Sébastien C.
As for java very sustained training / adaptation to my professional needs unknown because I am not yet on my new
Xavier P.
Xavier P.
Very satisfaying. Additional needs: hibernate, spring, primefaces.
Evelyne C.
Evelyne C.
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