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Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 6

(JEE 6)

Detailed Curriculum Introduction to JEE  Java EE Application Model  Distributed Multi-tiered Applications 

Security

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Java EE Components

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Java EE Clients 

Web Clients

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Applets

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Application Clients

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The JavaBeans Component Architecture

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Java EE Server Communications

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Web Components

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Business Components

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Enterprise Information System Tier

 Java EE Containers 

Container Services & Container Types

 Java EE Application Assembly and Deployment  Packaging Applications Getting started with Web Applications  Web Applications  Web Application Life Cycle  Deploying a WAR file  Web Modules 

Updating Web Modules

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Undeploying Web Modules

 Configuring Web Applications 

Mapping URLs to Web Components

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Declaring Welcome Files

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Setting Initialization Parameters

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Mapping Errors to Error Screens

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Declaring Resource References

Java Servlets Technology  What is a Servlet?  Servlet Life Cycle 

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Handling Servlet Life-Cycle Events 

Defining the Listener Class

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Specifying Event Listener Classes

Handling Servlet Errors

 Sharing Information 

Using Scope Objects

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Controlling Concurrent Access to Shared Resources

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Accessing Databases

 Initializing a Servlet  Writing Service Methods 

Getting Information from Requests

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Constructing Responses

 Filtering Requests and Responses 

Programming Filters

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Programming Customized Requests and Responses

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Specifying Filter mappings

 Invoking other Web Resources

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Including other Resources in the Response

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Transferring Control to another Web Component

 Accessing the Web Context  Maintaining Client State 

Accessing a Session

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Associating Objects with a Session 

Notifying Objects that are associated with a Session

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Session Management

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Session Tracking

 Finalizing a Servlet 

Tracking Service Requests

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Notifying methods to shutdown

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Creating Polite Long-Running Methods

Java Server Pages (JSP) Technology  What is a JSP Page?  JSP Life Cycle 

Translation and Compilation

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Execution, Buffering & Handling JSP Page Errors

 Creating Static Content 

Response and Page Encoding

 Creating Dynamic Content 

Using Objects with JSP Pages 

Using Implicit Objects

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Using Application-Specific Objects

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Using Shared Objects

 JavaBeans Components

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JavaBeans Component Design Conventions

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Creating and Using a JavaBeans Component

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Setting JavaBeans Component Properties

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Retrieving JavaBeans Components Properties

 Using Custom Tags 

Declaring Tag Libraries

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Including the Tag Library Implementation

 Reusing content in JSP Pages  Transferring control to another Web Component  Including an Applet  Unified Expression Language  Setting properties for groups of JSP Pages 

Deactivating EL Expression Evaluation 

Declaring Page Encodings

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Defining Implicit Includes

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Eliminating extra White Space

 Custom Tags in JSP Pages 

What is a Custom Tag?

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Types of Tags

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Tags with Attributes

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Tags with Bodies

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Tags that define Variables

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Communication between Tags

Encapsulating reusable content using Tag files 

Tag File location

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Tag File directives

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Tag Library Descriptors

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Programming Tag Handlers

 Scripting in JSP Pages 

Using Scripting

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Disabling Scripting

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JSP Declarations 

Initializing and Finalizing a JSP Page

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JSP Scriplets

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JSP Expressions

 Java Server Faces Technology  The JSTL Technology Internationalizing, Localizing & Securing Web Applications  Java Platform Localization Classes  Providing Localized Messages and Labels 

Establishing the Locale

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Setting the Resource Bundle

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Retrieving Localized Messages

 Date and Number Formatting  Character Sets and Encodings 

Character Sets

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Character Encoding 

Request Encoding

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Page Encoding

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Response Encoding

Enterprise Beans  What is an Enterprise Bean?

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Benefits of Enterprise Beans

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When to use Enterprise Beans

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Types of Enterprise Beans

 What is a Session Bean? 

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State Management Modes 

Stateful Session Beans

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Stateless Session Beans

When to use Session Beans

 What is a Message Driven Bean? 

Difference b/w Message Driven Beans & Session Beans?

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When to use Message Driven Beans

 Defining Client Access with Interfaces 

Remote Clients

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Local Clients

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Deciding on Remote or Local Access

 The contents of an Enterprise Bean  Naming Conventions for Enterprise Beans  The Life Cycles of Enterprise Beans Persistence  Introduction to the Java Persistence API 

Entities

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Managing Entities

 Persistence in the Web Tier 

Accessing Databases from Web Applications

 Persistence in the EJB Tier  The Java Persistence Query Language

Java Database Connectivity  Introduction to JDBC  JDBC Architecture  Drivers in JDBC  Talking to a Database 

Statements

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Database Updates

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Database Queries

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Prepared Statements

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Callable Statements

 Metadata 

Information about a Database

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Information about a table within a Database

 Transaction Management  Batch Processing  Stored Procedures  Connection Pooling Java Mail API  Introduction to the Java Mail API  Reviewing Related Protocols 

SMTP

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POP

 Knowing the API 

Session

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Message

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Address

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Authenticator

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Transport

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Store and Folder

 Using the Java Mail API 

Sending Messages

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Fetching Messages

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Deleting Messages and Flags

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Authenticating Yourself

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Replying to Messages

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Forwarding Messages

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Working with Attachments

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Sending Attachments

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Receiving Attachments

Processing HTML Messages 

Sending HTML Messages

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Including Images with Messages

Network Programming  Connection Pooling  Client-Server Architecture  Socket Overview  Networking Classes and Interfaces  Network Protocols  Developing Networking Applications in Java RMI (Remote Method Invocation)  General Concepts of Distributed Applications  Introduction to Distributed Computing with RMI  Java RMI Architecture

 Naming Remote Objects  Using RMI  RMI Clients-side Callbacks Struts  Introduction to Struts2 Framework 

Introduction to MVC Design Pattern

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Need of Struts 2 Framework

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Why Struts 2?

 Web Application Development using Struts 2 Framework 

Setting up the Development Environment

 Struts 2 Concepts 

Action Support class

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Action Interface 

Adding Workflow with Interceptors

Hibernate  Introduction to Hibernate Framework 

Introduction to Object Relational Mapping

 Need of Hibernate Framework  Why Hibernate?  Application Development using Hibernate Framework 


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Hibernate Configuration Files

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Hibernate Mapping Files

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Hibernate Architecture

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Hibernate Session

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Hibernate Session Factory

 Mapping Various Classes 

Mapping simple classes

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Mapping classes with binary data

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Mapping classes with date & time data

 Hibernate Query Language (HQL)  Need, Use & Manipulation of HQL  SQL Queries Manipulation Spring  Introduction to Spring Framework 

Need of Spring Framework

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Why Spring?

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Spring Modular approach

 Application Development using Spring Framework 


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Spring Configuration Files

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Spring Architecture

Spring Core Module 

Dependency Injection (Inversion of Control (IOC))

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Loose Coupling

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Creation, Management & Destruction of objects

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Life Cycle of objects

 Spring Web Module 

Integration of Spring Framework with JEE Framework

Industry Interface Program Projects 

3 Assignments / Mini Projects

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1 Web-based Project

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1 Major Project

Domains / Industry 

Retail Industry

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Banking & Finance

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Service

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E-Commerce

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Manufacturing & Production

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Web Application Development

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Research & Analytics

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HR & Consultancy

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FMCG

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Consumer Electronics

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Event Management Industry

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Telecom

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Networking

Training & Performance Tracking Knowledge related to current technology aspects and corporate level deliverable & Continuous training and assessment to make you industry ready. Throughout the Training Curriculum Candidate will go through a Scheduled Assessment Process as below: 

Continues Assessments

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Practical Workshops

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Modular Assignments

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Case Studies & Analysis

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Presentations (Latest Trends & Technologies)

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Tech Seminars

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Technical Viva

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Observing live Models of various projects

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Domain Specific Industry Projects

Oracle Sun Java Certification Path

Skills Development Workshop Communication is something which all of us do from the very first day of our life, yet there is a question that haunts us most of the time “Did I express myself correctly in such and such situation?” The answer to this question is really tricky, because in some cases we leave our signatures and good impression but in some others we even fail to get our idea clearly. It happens mostly because we don’t know how to act in certain situations. Every time we fail we don’t lose completely, we do learn something, but prior knowledge of the same thing could be more beneficial because then we could have turned that failure into success. The course / workshop would focus at many aspects of personality, like: 

Building positive relationships with peers & seniors

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Building self-confidence & Developing clear communication skills

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Exploring and working on factors that help or hinder effective interpersonal communication

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Learning impacts of non-verbal behavior & Dealing with difficult situations and difficult people

Workshops Consists of Following Activities: 

Personality Development

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Group Discussions & Debates

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Seminars & Presentations

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Case Studies & Analysis

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Corporate Communication Development

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HR & Interview Skills

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Management Games & Simulations

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Aptitude, Logical & Reasoning Assessments & Development