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WebLogic Training Overview:
Java is an object-oriented programming
language specifically created for developing
applications that will run on a LAN or the
Internet. BEA's WebLogic Platform provides
a graphical environment for productive
writing, testing, and debugging of Java
applications. Students will learn to use
WebLogic Platform to write standalone and
LAN-based Java applications and applets.
WebLogic Training Prerequisites :
Prior programming
experience with any procedural or objectoriented language. Experience with SQL or
other GUI IDEs is helpful.
WebLogic Training Minimum hardware requirements:
Pentium
at 500 MHz, 256 Mb RAM; 500 Mb free hard
disk space before installation. Classroom
machines do not need to be networked.
Internet access.
WebLogic Training Minimum software requirements:
Microsoft
Windows NT 4.0 or Windows 2000 or later.
WebLogic Platform 8.1. Oracle, Personal
DB2, or equivalent relational database.
Java-compatible browser.
Microsoft PowerPoint On instructor’s workstation for presentation purposes.
WebLogic Training Course duration:
5 Days
WebLogic Training Course outline
Module 1: Introduction and Overview
- Benefits and Features of Java
- The Java Virtual Machine
- Java’s Core Packages
- The Java Developer’s Kit
- Applets vs. Applications
- Object References
- Variables and Arrays
- Methods: Java’s Functions
- Control Flow
Module 2: Object-Oriented Programming
(OOP) in Java
- Abstraction
- Inheritance
- Interfaces
- Encapsulation
- Scope Modifiers
- Polymorphism
- Method Overloading
Module 3: Packages
- What are Packages
- Lifecycle of a Java Object
- Memory Management and Garbage
- Collection
- The lang Package
- The util Package
- The net Package
- The awt Package
- The io Package
- The applet Package
- Applets and HTML
- Events in the Lifetime of an Applet
Module 4: AWT and JFC
- How the AWT Works
- JFC Lightweight Framework
- Components and Containers
- Layout Managers
- Delegation Event Model
- Pluggable Look and Feel
Module 5: File I/O
- Files and Streams
- Standard Input and Output
- DataInput and DataOutput
- Random Access Files
- Networking I/O
Module 6: Object Serialization
- Object Streams
- Serializable Interface
- Protecting Data from Serialization
- Versioning
Module 7: Threads and Exception
- Handling
- Multithreading
- Creating Threads
- The Error and Exception Hierarchy
- Throwing Exceptions
- Handling Runtime Exceptions
- The ThreadDeath Error
Module 8: Networking Java Applications
- Using Java to Network Applications
- Applets vs. Standalone Programs
- The URL class
- Sockets and ServerSockets
- Implementing a TCP/IP Server
- Protocol and Content Handlers
Module 9: Database Connectivity
- JDBC and How It Works
- Database Access Methods
- The DriverManager Class
- Database Connection URL
- Drivers and JDBC Architecture
- Connection and Statement Interfaces
- ResultSets and Data Manipulation
Module 10: Review and Summary
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