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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