Java Web development Training
Learn enterprise scale back-end development with Java from Needintech at Chennai and be ready for software engineering jobs at the majority of Fortune 500 companies such as Google, Amazon, Netflix, and others.
Java Web development Course Description
This course will teach you everything you need to know about web applications written in Java Servlet. It covers the Web server, configuration instructions, email sending implementation, and execution demonstration with examples. It will be a comprehensive course on Java Servlet, as well as technical interview preparation and sample questions for both beginners and professionals.
Mock Interviews
Needintech's mock interviews provide a platform for you to prepare for, practise for, and experience a real-life job interview. You will have an advantage over your colleagues if you familiarise yourself with the interview environment beforehand in a comfortable and stress-free environment.
Course Objetives
Skills for Java Developers
- Java proficiency and an in-depth knowledge of its ecosystems.
- Adequate familiarity with OOP (Object-Oriented Programming) Patterns and Concepts.
- Familiarity with various architectural and design trends.
- Writing reusable Java libraries is a skill.
- Familiarity with Java concurrency patterns.
For DevOps, AI, VR, Big Data, Continuous Integration, Analytics, Mobile, Chatbots, and Social, Java is the best language to use. The importance of Machine Learning and Data Analytics has prompted Java to advance to meet these demands. The majority of businesses nowadays require an enterprise application to improve productivity
- Construct dynamic web applications
- Learn the principles of JDBC and how to use the various JDBC API interfaces.
- Discover, Produce, and Deploy Servlets
- Dynamic parameter initialization
- Study session management.
- Learn the definition and significance of MVC and how JSPs may be used to help separate web logic and functionality from page layout.
- Learn how to use JSTL and custom tags to reduce the size and increase the power of JSPs.
- Recognize and Use Connections Secure your online application with pooling
- Study session management.
- With the aid of a dedicated placement cell, Needintech is a leader in providing placement assistance to students, and we now have a 92% placement rate.
- By giving them comprehensive training in accordance with industry standards, we also assist our students in gaining a foothold in the corporate world.
- Only correct information and competence can lead to success in life, and we only teach our students using this formula so that they can land their dream jobs at organisations like IBM, Google, Microsoft, Oracle, Accenture, and others.
- Having 8+ years of experience with front and back end technologies such as web programming languages, OOP concepts, and web frameworks.
- Up to date on the latest technologies such as Spring Boot, Server-less Architecture, Reactive Java, and so on.
- More than 10140 students were trained in Chennai.
Syllabus of Java Web development Course in Chennai
Section 1 – Web Application Overview
- Java EE 6 Platform
- Architecture
- Web Servers
- Java Web Technologies
Section 2 – JSF Overview
- Facelets
- Facelet Tag Libraries
- JSF Expression Language (EL)
- JSF Framework
- UI Components
- MVC Framework
- Managed Beans
- JSF Life Cycle
- Converters and Validators
- Page Navigation
- Event Handling
Section 3 – Working with JSF
- Ajax with JSF
- Page Navigation
- Implicit Navigation
- Explicit Navigation
- Action Event Handlers
- Templates
- Page Design Reuse
- Facelet Templates
- Facelet Template Clients
- Predefined Templates
Section 4 – Anatomy of a JSF Web App
- JSF Managed Beans
- Annotations
- Bean Scopes
- Property Bindings and EL
- MVC Support
- JSF Life Cycle
- Request-Response
- Ajax Support
- Conversion and Validation
- System Events and Listeners
Section 5 – Customization
- Conversion and Validation
- Custom Converters
- Custom Validators
- Configuring faces-config.xml
- Composite Components
- Convention over Configuration
- Interface
- Implementation
- Component Tags and Namespace Definitions
- Locales and Translations
- Localization
- Internationalization
Section 6 – Java Database Connectivity
- Working with JDBC
- Driver Classes
- Database Connections
- Database Queries and ResultSets
- Statement Objects
- JSF Front End
- Data Display Components
- Managed Beans for Middle Tier
Section 7 – Java Persistence
- Java Persistence API
- Local Interfaces
- Context and Dependency Injection
- Entity Beans, Entity Manager
- Session Facade
- JSF Front End
- Data Display Components
- Managed Beans for Middle Tier
Section 8 – Web Services
- Web Services with Java
- SOAP Web Services with JAX-WS
- REST Web Services with JAX-RS
- Using XML and JSON
- Working with Web Services
- Creating Web Services
- Publishing Web Services
- Testing Web Services
- Consuming Web Services
Section 9 – EJB Components
- Why Use EJBs?
- EJBs as Business Objects
- EJB Clients
- Using EJBs
- Invoking EJB Methods
- Consuming EJBs
- Deploying EJBs