Certification in Advance Java

Advanced Java refers to the specialized APIs and frameworks in the Java programming language that are used for building web-based, networked, distributed, and enterprise-level applications. It builds on the foundation of Core Java and provides tools to develop dynamic, scalable, and multi-tier applications.

What Advanced Java Includes

Advanced Java primarily focuses on:

• Web Technologies (Servlets, JSP)
  
  

• Database Connectivity (JDBC)
  
  

• Enterprise Technologies (JavaBeans, EJB)
  
  

• Network Programming
  
  

• Frameworks (Spring, Hibernate – sometimes included in training)
  
  

• Web Services (SOAP, REST – in more advanced training)
  
  

Key Concepts in Advanced Java

• JDBC (Java Database Connectivity): Connect Java applications with databases (like MySQL, Oracle).
  
  

• Servlets: Java programs that run on a server and handle HTTP requests and responses.
  
  

• JSP (JavaServer Pages): A technology to create dynamic web pages using Java embedded in HTML.
  
  

• JavaBeans: Reusable software components.
  
  

• MVC Architecture: Model-View-Controller structure for clean separation of logic and UI.
  
  

Applications of Advanced Java

• Web-based applications (portals, e-commerce sites)
  
  

• Enterprise applications (ERP, CRM)
  
  

• Server-side technologies
  
  

• Cloud-based applications
  
  

• RESTful web services

Job after Advanced Java:

Java Backend Developer – Build web apps (Servlets, JSP, JDBC).

Full Stack Developer – Work on both frontend & backend (with Java).

Spring Developer – Develop enterprise apps using Spring framework.

Java Web Developer – Create dynamic websites & APIs.

Java Microservices Developer – Build scalable web services.

Advanced Java Complete Syllabus

1. Introduction to Advanced Java

• Difference between Core Java and Advanced Java
  
  

• Java EE Overview
  
  

• Three-tier architecture
  
  

• JDK, JRE, JVM recap
  
  

• IDEs: Eclipse, NetBeans, IntelliJ (optional)
  
  

2. JDBC (Java Database Connectivity)

• JDBC Architecture
  
  

• JDBC Drivers and their types
  
  

• Connecting Java application with database (MySQL/Oracle)
  
  

• Executing SQL queries (Insert, Update, Delete, Select)
  
  

• PreparedStatement vs Statement
  
  

• CallableStatement (Stored Procedures)
  
  

• Batch processing
  
  

• Transaction management
  
  

• ResultSet and its types
  
  

3. Servlets

• Introduction to Servlets
  
  

• Servlet Lifecycle: init(), service(), destroy()
  
  

• Servlet API (GenericServlet, HttpServlet)
  
  

• Deployment descriptor: web.xml
  
  

• Handling GET and POST requests
  
  

• Request and Response objects
  
  

• Session management using:
  
  

  • Cookies
    
    

  • URL rewriting
    
    

  • Hidden fields
    
    

  • HttpSession
    
    

• RequestDispatcher and Redirect
  
  

• ServletConfig and ServletContext
  
  

4. JavaServer Pages (JSP)

• Introduction to JSP
  
  

• JSP Lifecycle
  
  

• JSP Scripting elements: Declarations, Scriptlets, Expressions
  
  

• JSP Implicit Objects
  
  

• JSP Directives
  
  

• JSP Actions (<jsp:useBean>, <jsp:include>, <jsp:forward>)
  
  

• JSTL (JSP Standard Tag Library)
  
  

• Error handling in JSP
  
  

• MVC in JSP and Servlet
  
  

 5. JavaBeans

• Introduction to JavaBeans
  
  

• Properties, Getters and Setters
  
  

• Introspection and Serialization
  
  

• Using JavaBeans in JSP
  
  

6. Networking in Java

• Basics of networking
  
  

• InetAddress class
  
  

• Socket programming: TCP and UDP
  
  

• ServerSocket and Socket classes
  
  

• DataInputStream and DataOutputStream
  
  

• URL and HttpURLConnection
  
  

7. Filters and Listeners

• Introduction to Filters
  
  

• Creating and configuring filters
  
  

• Filter chaining
  
  

• Introduction to Listeners
  
  

• Types of Listeners (ServletContextListener, HttpSessionListener, etc.)
  
  

8. File Uploading and Downloading

• Uploading files using JSP/Servlet
  
  

• Handling multipart/form-data
  
  

• Downloading files from the server
  
  

9. Annotation-Based Configuration

• Introduction to annotations
  
  

• @WebServlet, @WebFilter, @WebListener
  
  

• Replacing web.xml with annotations
  
  

10. Web Project Development

• Project folder structure
  
  

• Creating login/register modules
  
  

• Connecting JSP with database via Servlet
  
  

• Session tracking and logout
  
  

• Admin vs User module separation
  
  

11. Introduction to Frameworks (Optional/Bonus Module)

• Introduction to MVC frameworks: Spring MVC, Struts (optional)
  
  

• Hibernate ORM basics
  
  

• Dependency Injection concept
  
  

• JSP + Servlet + JDBC + MVC Integration
  
  

12. Deployment and Hosting

• Creating WAR files
  
  

• Deploying on Apache Tomcat server
  
  

• Hosting Java applications (locally or on cloud)
  
  

13. Mini or Major Project

A real-time web application using JSP + Servlets + JDBC:

• Examples:
  
  

  • Online Examination System
    
    

  • Student Management System
    
    

  • E-commerce Cart
    
    

  • Employee Portal
    
    

  • Login + Role-based Dashboard
    
    

Duration of Course  : 2 months

Fee : 8000/-

Contact for Admission

Siddharth  Sharma

HOD, Department of Computer Engineering

Concept IT Solutions, Pune

Call:7219116540