Monday, 20 October 2014


Advanced Java Training


Course Name : Advanced Java                                                                    24*7 Technical Support
Duration         : 35 hours
Faculty            : Realtime experience 

           Sun trainings is a best online center in Hyderabad. We are providing very best online training on Advanced Java.

Highlights in our training:

    *  Very in depth course material with real time scenarios.
    *  We are providing class with highly qualified trainer.
    *  We will provide class and demo session at student flexible timings.
    *  In training case studies and real time scenarios covered.
    *  We will give 24*7 technical supports.
    *  Each topic coverage with real time solutions.
    *  We are providing normal track,weekend,fast track classes.
    *  We will give every recorded session for play later.
    *  We are giving placement support by multiple consultancies in INDIA, USA, Australia, UK etc.
    *  We are providing certification oriented trainings with 100% pass guarantee.
    *  We will give full support while attending the interviews and contact me any time after completion of the course.

Course Content:

INTRODUCTION

JDBC (Java Database Connectivity):
Introduction
    Types of Drivers
    Types of Statements – Statement
    Prepared Statement
    Callable Statement
    ResultSet, ResultSetMetaData 
    Working with Scrollable ResultSet

Swings:
    The Java Foundation Classes
    JFC Technologies
    Swing Features
    Swing Components
    Comparison between Swing and AWT
    Event Handling
    Dialogs – Modal and Modalless

RMI(Remote Method Invocation):
Introduction
    What is Distributed Object Sytem
    Distributed Object Technologies
    RMI Architecture
    RMI Registry Services
    RMI Applications
    Removing Objects from Registry

Servlets:
Introduction
    Why are Servlets better than CGI
    Environment Setup
    Web Server Configuration
    Servlet Life Cycle
    Running Servlet
    Calling the Servlet from HTMl
    Session Tracking – Using Session API
    Using URL Rewriting
    Using Cookies
    Using Hidden Fields

Java Beans:
Introduction
    Component Architecture
    Creating a Bean Class
    Manifest, Generating jar
    Checking the bean execution using BDK
    Using the Bean in another Application

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