Java concepts

In this course:

the participant gains an insight into the possibilities and the most important principles of Java.;
the participant gets a structured insight into Java as language, technology, platform;
the different Java editions for desktop, enterprise and mobile applications will be discussed;
the participant gets an overview of current Java architecture and evolution.

Schedule

Everyone interested in Java.You can test yourself to see if this course contains enough new information for you by filling out the on-line self-test.

Some familiarity with an object oriented language (see course OO concepts and techniques) and internet is an advantage.

Java, an overview:
language: objects and classes • garbage collection • multi-threading • ...
platform independency: virtual machine • binary code format
security aspects
overview of the Java editions
annotations, functional programming, modularity
Java Standard Edition (Java SE)
standard libraries: core Java, desktop Java, graphical user interfaces (AWT, Swing) • database access with JDBC • Remote Method Invocation
JavaBeans
Java and XML
Java FX
Enterprise Java (Java EE)
application architecture, components and containers
web applications: servlets • JavaServer Pages • frameworks: Struts, JavaServer Faces (JSF) • web sockets • web services
Enterprise Java Beans: EJB types (Entity, Session, Message) • EJB architecture
Java Persistence Architecture (JPA) • Context en Dependency Injection (CDI)
messaging • JNDI • Java Connector Architecture (JCA)
Java for mobile devices (Java ME)
Java Micro/Mobile Edition
Java Card
Java application development
development tools (IDE)
frameworks
application servers

Lecturing completed with demonstrations and practical examples.

1 day.

Sandy Schillebeeckx, Gert Vanstapel.