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JSEADV - Advanced Java SE Programming Book a course:   Location: Sydney Brisbane Date: Choose a date... 18 Jun 12 - 22 Jun 12 30 Jul 12 - 03 Aug 12 10 Sep 12 - 14 Sep 12 22 Oct 12 - 26 Oct 12 03 Dec 12 - 07 Dec 12 {None} 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM   Duration: 5 Days Time: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM   Price: $3,750.00 inc. GST Print Preview | Send to a friend    Learning Method: Instructor Led Duration: 5 Days Overview: This course teaches how to develop more advanced Java SE applications using Eclipse and also explores Java SE topics that provide the finishing touches when building professional Java applications using Eclipse. Students will be introduced to Java Beans and Java Database Connectivity (JDBC). Students will learn about internationalising their Java applications, using Java reflection, multi-tier architecture, using threads for multitasking, and networking. In addition, students will learn about Parsing XML documents using both SAX and DOM methodologies. This course also covers how to take advantage of distributed objects, add security, use the Java Native Interface (JNI) and utilise Test-Driven Design through JUnit. This course concludes with a detailed look at Java features introduced with recent versions of Java like Java SE 5 and Java SE 6. Target Audience: This course is intended for programmers who are familiar with Java and want to learn about the advanced features of Java. Pre-requisites: Students should have a good understanding object-oriented programming using Java. Outline: Expand All Module 1: JavaBeans JavaBeans Overview Structure Life Cycle Properties Making a Bean Module 2: JDBC Java Database Connectivity Types of Drivers Making a Connection Statements Execute, Update and ResultSets Prepared Statements Stored Procedures Transactions Connection Pooling Module 3: Internationalisation Internationalisation Locale Dates User Interface design Resource Bundles Other Local Customs How Java Represents Characters Text Files Module 4: The Reflection API Dynamic Facilities In Java What this dynamic aspect implies Considerations The Class class Examining Classes Reflection Allows Reflection Also Allows When not to use Reflection Examining Classes Manipulating Objects Creating Objects Getting Field Values Setting Field Values Arrays Module 5: Architecture Architecture Tiered Architectures Presentation Layer Middle Tier Model View Controller Extensible Markup Language XML Module 6: Threads Threads Overview of Threads Threads in Java Programming Write a Runnable Class Create Threads Another Way of Creating Threads Two Ways of Creating Threads States in a Thread s Lifetime JVM Scheduler Control and Schedule Thread Executor Interface Using the Executor Callable ExecutorService Object Future Object Executor, Future, Callable Coordinating the Concurrency of Multiple threads Synchronisation How Does the Object Lock Flag Work Using the synchronised keyword The implication of synchronisation Coordinating Thread Cooperation wait() and notify() Results Deadlock Module 7: Networking Java Networking URL Connections InetAddress Socket Classes Simple Clients and Servers Multithreaded Servers UDP Sockets Module 8: Parsing XML with SAX Obtaining a Parser SAX How it Works Core SAX2 Handler Classes SAX2 DefaultHandler SAX Events Ignorable Whitespace XML Reader Interface XMLReader Features XMLReader Factory Prepare SAX Parser Object Parse XML with SAX Steps Define an Event Handler Prepare SAX Parser Object Define an Event Handler Event Handler startElement() Event Handler Element Attributes Event Handler Get Number of Attributes Event Handler Get Name of Attributes Event Handler Get Attribute Values Event Handler Get Attribute Types startElement() Define an Event Handler characters() Using characters() Define an Event Handler ErrorHandler interface Parse XML Document Simple SAX Parser Run the SAX Application EntityResolver Locator Document Locator Module 9: Parsing XML with DOM DOM Limitations of SAX XML as an Object Model Nodes The Basic Node Types Less Common Node Types Node Interface Document Interface NodeList Interface Element Interface Attr Interface Text Interface DOM Parsing Parse XML with DOM Steps Prepare DOM Parser Object Parse XML Document Parse Exceptions Writing DOM Module 10: Distributed Objects Serialisation Externalisable Remote Method Invocation Steps to implement RMI RMI Remote Object Registry RMI Dynamic class loading RMI and Applets Module 11: Security Java Security Attacks and Dangers Overview of JDK Security Features Basic Concepts of Computer Security Encryption Using the MessageDigest Class Using the Signature Class Java Security Architecture JDK 1.0 Security Model Sandbox JDK 1.1 Security Model Trusted Signed Code JDK 1.2 Security Model Security Policy JDK 1.4 Security Enhancement Protection Domains and Security Policies ProtectionDomain Class Permission Classes Using Permission Classes Policy Class Policy Configuration File AccessController Class SecurityManager Class Using the SecurityManager Class Dynamic Class Loader Loader Classes Java Security Tools Using Java Security Tools Code Signing Module 12: JNI JNI - Java Native Interface JNI Architecture Calling C Functions The Header File Passing Simple Parameters Mapping Java Types Calling Java Methods The Invocation API Exception Handling Native Exception to Java Java Exception In Native Code Module 13: JUnit What is JUnit? Who uses JUnit? Why JUnit? The xUnit Philosophy Test-Driven Design A JUnit Test Running the Tests Swing-based Test Runner Text-based Test Runner JUnit Basics assertTrue, assert Equals assertSame, assertNull The Failure Message The Test Class The Test Method The Test Suite JUnit Design Testing Strategies Specific Techniques Testing simple Java classes Testing with Databases Testing Web Applications JUnit with Ant JUnit with Eclipse Create a Test Case Test Case "Stubs" Running Tests Eclipse Test Runner Icons Rerun an Individual Test Failure Trace Debug with JUnit Test Suite Wizard Module 14: Summary of Recent Java Changes JDK 1.4 New Features JDK 1.4 New I/O API Buffer Channel Simple Write Simple Read File Locking Memory Mapping File Regular Expression Search JDBC 3.0 Enhancements XML Processing Using JAXP Chained Exception JDK 1.4 - Assertions When to use Assertions Enabling Assertions Java 5 New Features Java 5-Type Safe Enums Java 5 Generics Java 5 Generics and Collections Java 5 Autoboxing/Unboxing Java 5 Enahanced for loop Java 5 Variable Arguments Java 5 Static import Java 5 Annotations Java 5 Library Additions Java 6 New Features Java 6 Web Services Java 6 - XML Java 6 - Database

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