Servlets And JSP – Server Configuration

Introduction

• Over the period of this course candidates will acquire comprehensive knowledge on the essentials of Java EE, specifically Servlets and JavaServer Faces. On completion, candidates will be able to create and develop basic servlets, facelets, and construct simple data-management applications with Java EE. Delegates will be taken through a structured and carefully thought out training session, in order for them to be able to reciprocate the knowledge learnt on completion – with ease.

Pre-Requisites

• There are no pre-requisites prior to attending this course.

Who Should Attend

• This course is designed for candidates wishing to develop their knowledge on the essential techniques for Java programming.

Course Benefits

• Develop skill in a new area
• Increase productivity
• Increase potential revenue
• Open new career doors
• Learn how to create basic Java EE servlets
• Configure the JavaServer Faces application
• Learn how to work with web context
• Develop knowledge on parallel processing tips, in order to save production time

Course Outline

• Introduction
• Definition: Servlets
• Definition: Faces
• Working with servers
• Configuring runtime architecture with Eclipse
• Simple servlet creation
• Servlet expansion
• Faces app setup
• XML files
• Faces life cycle
• Apps for Faces
• Definition: Web Context
• Life-cycle events
• Request logging & tracking
• Parallel processing
• Concurrent access to server resources control
• CRCW, CREW and EREW access patterns
• Sevlet and Faces debugging
• Code optimisation
• Using multimedia and other data
• Data encryption
• Custom components
• Rendering
• Incorporating AJAX with Faces apps
• Localisation and internationalisation
• Conclusion