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.
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)
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.
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.
Difference between Core Java and Advanced Java
Java EE Overview
Three-tier architecture
JDK, JRE, JVM recap
IDEs: Eclipse, NetBeans, IntelliJ (optional)
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
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
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
Introduction to JavaBeans
Properties, Getters and Setters
Introspection and Serialization
Using JavaBeans in JSP
Basics of networking
InetAddress class
Socket programming: TCP and UDP
ServerSocket and Socket classes
DataInputStream and DataOutputStream
URL and HttpURLConnection
Introduction to Filters
Creating and configuring filters
Filter chaining
Introduction to Listeners
Types of Listeners (ServletContextListener, HttpSessionListener, etc.)
Uploading files using JSP/Servlet
Handling multipart/form-data
Downloading files from the server
Introduction to annotations
@WebServlet, @WebFilter, @WebListener
Replacing web.xml with annotations
Project folder structure
Creating login/register modules
Connecting JSP with database via Servlet
Session tracking and logout
Admin vs User module separation
Introduction to MVC frameworks: Spring MVC, Struts (optional)
Hibernate ORM basics
Dependency Injection concept
JSP + Servlet + JDBC + MVC Integration
Creating WAR files
Deploying on Apache Tomcat server
Hosting Java applications (locally or on cloud)
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