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Home > Technical > Java/J2EE & JavaScript > NHAAJP - Advanced Java Programming NHAAJP - Advanced Java Programming Book a course: Choose your location: Sydney Brisbane Select a date: Choose a date... 18 Oct 10 - 22 Oct 10 -- 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM 14 Feb 11 - 18 Feb 11 -- 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Price: $3,500.00 inc. GST Duration: 5 Days Print Preview | Send to a friend    Learning Method: Instructor Led Duration: 5 Days Overview: Client/server applications can be written utilizing both the java.net and java.rmi packages. Security is also covered in detail throughout several chapters including security policies and data encryption. XML parsing is done using the JAXP API. Programmers can use C and C++ functions from their Java programs using JNI. The course ends with several chapters on design patterns and how they can be put to best use in different types of Java applications. Target Audience: Java programmers who wish to increase their depth of knowledge in Java programming and explore the uses of the various advanced packages. Pre-requisites: Either Java Programming or Java Fundamentals for Non-C Programmers is required. Outline: Advanced I/O - Object Serialization What is Serialization? Serializable Objects Writing an Object Reading an Object Handling Exceptions Customizing Serialization Controlling Serialization Versioning Advanced I/O New I/O The java.nio package Buffers and Channels Buffer Implementations Buffer Methods ByteBuffer Methods FileChannel File Locking MappedByteBuffer Transferring Data Between Channels Character Sets Reflection Introduction to Reflection The Class Class The reflect Package Constructors Fields Methods Exception Handling and Reflection JavaBeans Dynamic Programming Advanced JDBC JDBC SQL Escape Syntax The execute() Method Batch Updates Updatable Result Sets Large Objects Working with Savepoints RowSets CachedRowSets DataSources Networking with Sockets Clients and Servers Ports, Addresses and Protocols The Socket Class Communication Using I/O Servers The ServerSocket Class Concurrent Servers The URL Class The URLConnection Class Remote Method Invocation Distributed Applications Stubs Steps to Create a Remote Object An RMI Client An RMI Server RMI Classes and Interfaces Class Distribution RMI Utilities Parameter Passing and Serialization Advanced RMI Client Callbacks Dynamic Class Loading Activation Activatable Objects Registering Activatable Objects Security and Activation JNDI and RMI Registry RMI-IIOP Managing Security Policies Untrusted Code Security Managers The Java Security Model Policy Entries Policy Files Using the Policy Tool Securing Applets Securing Applications Keys, Signatures, and Certificates Jar Files Data Security Concerns Message Digests Digital Signatures Using keytool Using jarsigner Certificates Certificate Chains Managing Keys and Certificates Security Policies for Signed Code Java Cryptography Architecture Encryption with the javax.crypto Package Cryptography Concepts Encryption Keys Cipher Algorithms Modes and Padding Schemes The Cipher Class Encrypting and Decrypting Data Cipher Output Stream Cipher Input Stream Encryption using Password Ciphers Exchanging Encrypted Keys Sealed Objects Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS) Authentication and Authorization JAAS Overview LoginContext Subjects, Principals, and PrivilegedActions Authentication with the NTLoginModule Defining Permissions in Policy Files KeyStoreLoginModule Callbacks NameCallback and PasswordCallback The Policy Class Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) Naming and Directory Services Namespaces and Contexts Naming Operations Bindings Attributes Directory Operations DNS Lookups with JNDI JNDI in J2EE Parsing XML with Java JAXP The Java API for XML Processing Introduction to SAX Parsing SAXParser and JAXP SAX Event Methods Introduction to DOM Parsing DOM with JAXP The DOM API Validation Transformation Native Methods Overview of Java Native Methods and JNI How to Create and Use Native Methods Native Method Declaration Using javah Creating the Implementation Code Compilation Distribution Using the Native Methods JNI Passing Arguments Calling Java Methods in Native Code JNI Signatures Java Design Patterns Creational Patterns What are Design Patterns? What are Creational Patterns? Singleton Introduction Singleton Implementation Singleton When to Use? Factory Method Introduction Factory Method Implementation Factory Method - When to Use? Builder Introduction Builder Implementation Builder When to Use? Java Design Patterns Structural Patterns What are Structural Patterns? Faade Introduction Faade Implementation Faade - When to Use? Adapter Introduction Adapter Implementation Adapter - When to Use? Composite Introduction Composite Implementation Composite When to Use? Java Design Patterns Behavioral Patterns What are Behavioral Patterns? Template Introduction Template Implementation Template When to Use? State Introduction State Implementation State - When to Use? Observer Introduction Observer Implementation Observer - When to Use? Appendix A - JDBC SQL Programming Error Checking and the SQLException Class The SQLWarning Class JDBC Types Executing SQL Queries ResultSetMetaData Executing SQL Updates Using a PreparedStatement Parameterized Statements Stored Procedures Transaction Management Appendix B - Eclipse Introduction to Eclipse Installing Eclipse Running Eclipse for the First Time Editors, Views, and Perspectives Setting up a Project Creating a New Java Application Running a Java Application Debugging a Java Application Shortcut Key Sequences More Shortcut Key Sequences Setting the Classpath Importing Existing Java Code into Eclipse

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