Section- 1

• Introduction to J2EE
• Features of J2EE
• Components of J2EE
• Role of J2EE
• JDBC API
• Features of the JDBC API
• JDBC Drivers, Driver Managers
• SQL Queries and ResultSets
• Calling Stored Procedures
• JDBC 2.0 Features
• JDBC and DB2/ORACLE

Section- 2

• JNDI Overview
• Naming and directory service nomenclature
• The JNDI programming interface for Naming Services
• The JNDI programming interface for Directory Services
• The Servlet API
• The Servlet Life Cycle
• Server Side Includes and Servlet Chaining
• Servlet Reloading
• JDBC Servlets
• Session Management
• Servlets and WebSphere 4.0

Section- 3

• An introduction to JSP
• Overview of the JSP scripting elements
• Introduction to TagLibs
• Accessing JavaBeans from JSP scripts, and limitations
• JSP and Servlets Intercommunication
• JSP and JDBC
• JSP Scoping
• JSP and WebSphere 5

Section- 4

• Enterprise JavaBeans
• What is EJB
• Architectural overview of the environment

• EJB Server, EJB Containers, Data store
• EJB Clients
• Deployment Descriptors
• Developing Enterprise Beans
• Calling a an EJB from Servlets/JSP

Section- 5

What is XML?

• XML and B2B
• XML Syntax
• XML Elements
• XML Attributes
• XML Validation
• XML DTD
• Introduction to DTD
• DTD - Elements
• DTD - Attributes and Entities
• DTD Validation
• XML Schemas
• Web Services Overview
• Objectives

Section- 6

• What are Web Services?
• Web Services Components
• SOP
• SOAP Introduction
• SOAP Messages
• SOAP Data Model
• WSDL Overview
• WSDL Interface
• WSDL Implementation
• UDDI Overview
• UDDI Server and Registry
• UDDI Registries

Section- 7

• WebServerices Deployment
• Creating WebServicess Applications using EJB
• Deploying EJB as a WebService
• Writing Clients for WebServices

Each Day includes Theory and Lab practice

• Examples based on theory
• Exercises

What You'll Learn :

What is J2EE , JDBC, Servlet, JSP and EJB and how to program and develop J2EE applications. Also students learn what are XML, SOAP, WSDL and UDDI and how to develop WebServices using J2EE components.