Java Programming Course Syllabus Core Java: • Java Features • OOPs Concepts • Java Assignments, Modifiers and Operators • Arrays • Wrappers • Garbage Collection • Exception handling • Strings, String Buffer, String Builder • File IO • Generics and Collections • Threads • Reflection • AWT ,Swings • Applets • Networking Advanced Java: Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) • Overview of RDBMS • Introduction to Call Level Interface(CLI) • Introduction to JDBC • JDBC Architecture • Types of JDBC Drivers • Establishing a JDBC Connection • Establishing a JDBC Connection • Using Statement • Using Prepared Statement • Using Callable Statement • Scrollable ResultSet • Editable ResultSet • Inserting & Fetching from BLOB type of Columns • Managing Transactions in JDBC • New Features introduced in JDBC 3.0 • Fetching Generated Keys for Auto Increment Columns 1. Common Gateway Interface • Introduction to CGI • Understanding Environment Variables • Disadvantages and Limitations of CGI 1. 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(Patterns used in Java Web 1. MVC(Model View Controller) 2. Singleton Design Pattern 3. Front Controller Design Pattern 4. Factory Design Patterns 5. Data Transfer Object / Value Object Design 6. Service Locator Design • Struts Architecture • Design Patterns • First Struts Application • Struts Tag Libraries (.tlds) • Validator Framework • Types of FormBean classes 1. ActionForm 2. ValidatorForm 3. DynaActionForm 4. DynaValidatorForm • Built-In Action classes • Internationalization (I18N) • Exception Handling • Struts and Tiles Framework • Integrating Hibernate Framework with Struts Framework Java Spring Framework: • Introduction to Spring Framework. • Spring Framework Features • Spring Framework Modules • Spring Framework Architecture • Modules in Detail: 1. Spring Core A. IOC (Inversion of Control) AOP (Aspect Oriented Programming) – Types of Advices,PointCut B. Spring Context 2. Spring Presentation Layer A. Spring MVC B. Spring Web (Struts Integration with Spring) 3. Spring Middle - Tier A. pring DAO B. Spring JDBC C. Spring ORM a. Spring with Hibernate b. Spring Transaction Management (Declarative and Programmatic) Java Hibernate Framework: • Hibernate Features and Architecture • Sample Hibernate Program • CRUD Operations using Hibernate framework. • Inheritance • Associations 1. One-to-Many 2. Many-to-One 3. One-to-One • Primary Key Generators • Connecting with Multiple Databases • Hibernate Query Language (HQL) • Criteria(Query By Criteria) • Hibernate Caching • Hibernate Annotations Phone: 347 491 5246 Email: michleramds@gmail.com http://androidandjavaprogrammi... 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Arjun Rai · Mar 31, 2015 8:58 AM

Java Programming Course Syllabus Core Java: • Java Features • OOPs Concepts • Java Assignments, Modifiers and Operators • Arrays • Wrappers • Garbage Collection • Exception handling • Strings, String Buffer, String Builder • File IO • Generics and Collections • Threads • Reflection • AWT ,Swings • Applets • Networking Advanced Java: Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) • Overview of RDBMS • Introduction to Call Level Interface(CLI) • Introduction to JDBC • JDBC Architecture • Types of JDBC Drivers • Establishing a JDBC Connection • Establishing a JDBC Connection • Using Statement • Using Prepared Statement • Using Callable Statement • Scrollable ResultSet • Editable ResultSet • Inserting & Fetching from BLOB type of Columns • Managing Transactions in JDBC • New Features introduced in JDBC 3.0 • Fetching Generated Keys for Auto Increment Columns 1. Common Gateway Interface • Introduction to CGI • Understanding Environment Variables • Disadvantages and Limitations of CGI 1. Java Servlets • Servlet as J2EE Web Component • Servlet as an improved CGI • Servlet Fundamentals / API • What is a Web-Container • Servlet Life Cycle / Architecture • HTTP GET and POST Request Methods • Processing Html Forms • What is Name-Value pair • Content Types and MIME • Configuration of Web Application o Understanding the Deployment Descriptor (DD) o Writing the web.xml file o Specifying the Welcome file list o Servlet URL Pattern Mapping o Init Parameters • Deploying Web Applications • State Management o Using HTTP Session o Using Cookies o Using Application JavaServer Pages (JSP) o JSP Architecture  JSP Standard / Implicit Objects  request  response  out  config  application  session  page  pageContext  exception  JSP Page Implementation Class  JSP Basics & Syntax  JSP Directive Tags  Page Directive  Include Directive  Taglib Directive  JSP Action Tags  Forward Action Tag  Include Action Tag  JSP Script related Tags  Scriptlet Tag  Expression Tag  Declaration Tag  Using Java Beans from JSP  UseBean Tag  setProperty Tag  getProperty Tag  JSP Custom Tag Library  JSP 2.0 Tag Files  JSP 2.0 Simple Tag  Empty Tag  Tag with Body  (JSP Fragment)  JavaBeans o JavaBean Architecture o JavaBean Characteristics o Providing Properties & Methods JavaBeans  JavaBean Architecture  JavaBean Characteristics  Providing Properties & Methods Java Struts framework: STRUTS 1.X • Introduction • Introduction to Design patterns. 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Arjun Rai · Mar 31, 2015 8:59 AM

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shahi baba · Mar 31, 2015 10:49 AM

I think he said he is Pakistani. Last time I said don't do certain things (like reaching out to pocket) in presence of a cop unless told to do so, and heard tonnes of criticism here. I still say, it is best to not do those things and get into the argument with a cop. What the passengers did, even what the driver did, was appropriate. This is how to deal with cops. Having said that, what the cop did was completely unjustified. Sure people say one rotten apple stinks the whole policy academy; but the problem is systematic. Many Cops get into this power trip from the beginning of joining the unit. There are many good/great cops who are patient and use their power for the good of the people - but many feel that they are above the law. Policy union tries to defend these cops but they fail to address the main issue: recruitment and overall approach. Many times people who want to be a cop are the ones who want power to suppress others. These kind of people should be systematically filtered out. Second, overall approach should be changed to establish the mentality that cops are there to protect the civilians - not to supress them. Until the systematic change takes place, Video recording is the only and best way to slightly even-up this unblanace equation.

Kiddo · Mar 31, 2015 12:31 PM

some faking pigs deserves a shit in their mouth, specially negro pigs

divorceguy · Mar 31, 2015 7:03 PM

So glad that the passenger taped everything. That fucking cop is going down (atleast if the department doesn't protect such ass)

Fuel Tank · Apr 1, 2015 9:41 AM

http://www.nydailynews.com/new... The review board has said that the cop was feeling emotional because he just went to visit one of his cop friends who had a cardiac arrest. If normal citizens acted like that because of issues in their personal life they would probably have been shot.

shahi baba · Apr 1, 2015 10:01 AM

Fucking cops pulled me over and gave 300 dollar ticket for speeding when i was going to attend my friends funeral ! And he said there is no excuse for such behavior ! Doesn't it applies to them ?

facebook · Apr 1, 2015 10:38 AM

No matter what...put your fucking hands up!!

khotokarma · Apr 1, 2015 2:03 PM

Not related to the original thread. Is one of today's topical news item. Just wanted to keep the conversation alive. http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04...

kalidasbhaisaab · Apr 7, 2015 7:14 PM

fak niggers, who told them not to comply with the officers?

divorceguy · Apr 7, 2015 8:30 PM