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- 20 Sections
- 160 Lessons
- 45 Days
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- Introduction Core Java10
- Object Oriented Programming System (OOPS)16
- 2.1Classes and Objects
- 2.2Object creation
- 2.3Reference variable
- 2.4Global and local variables
- 2.5Constructors
- 2.6Inheritance***
- 2.7Method Overloading
- 2.8Method Overriding
- 2.9Abstract classes
- 2.10Interfaces
- 2.11Typecasting
- 2.12JVM architecture
- 2.13Polymorphism
- 2.14Abstraction
- 2.15Java packages
- 2.16Access Specifiers
- Java Built-in packages and API9
- Introduction to JAVA EE13
- JDBC19
- 5.1Steps to work with JDBC
- 5.2JDBC pre-requirements
- 5.3Installing MYSQL, DB server
- 5.4FIRST JDBC program
- 5.5What is a JAR file?
- 5.6About driver class
- 5.7How to load the driver class into the program
- 5.8Types of Driver
- 5.9Db url
- 5.10What is url?
- 5.11Structure of db url
- 5.12Driver Manager class
- 5.13About the get connection method
- 5.14Connection object
- 5.15Statement and prepared statement objects
- 5.16ExecuteQuery() and executeUpdate() methods
- 5.17How to handle the result set object
- 5.18How to process the result set object
- 5.19Why to close an object?
- SERVLETS - Introduction5
- About SERVLET8
- Servlet Container13
- 8.1About servlet containers & its advantages
- 8.2Request and response objects
- 8.3GetParameter() and getParameters() methods
- 8.4About XML
- 8.5About deployment descriptor(web.xml)
- 8.6HTTP Servlet
- 8.7Difference between Generic servlet and HTTP Servlet
- 8.8Servlet life cycle
- 8.9Redirect, Forward and Include
- 8.10Steps to create a session in the web app
- 8.11Types of session
- 8.12Life cycle of session
- 8.13Application of session
- JSP - Introduction2
- JSP Scripting Elements3
- JSP implicit objects5
- Exception handling in JSP1
- Jstl3
- Frameworks - Hibernate10
- Spring - Introduction4
- Spring IOC6
- Spring MVC2
- Spring Boot & Rest API13
- 18.1Spring Boot Introduction
- 18.2Spring Boot + Maven – Hello World Example
- 18.3Creating a RESTful Web Service Example
- 18.4Common Application Properties
- 18.5How to Change Default Tomcat Server Port
- 18.6How to Change Default Context Path
- 18.7How to Reload Changes Without Restarting the Server
- 18.8How to Create/Configure a Data Source
- 18.9How to Configure Multiple Data Source
- 18.10Spring Boot + Spring Security – RESTful Web Service with basic Authentication
- 18.11Spring Boot + Spring Security – RESTful Web Service with Database Authentication
- 18.12Spring Boot + Spring MVC + JSP Hello World Example
- 18.13Spring Boot – RESTful Web Service with POST Request in JSON Example
- Web Services14
- 19.1Web Services Introduction
- 19.2What is Web Services
- 19.3Why Web Services
- 19.4Real Time Examples of Web Services
- 19.5Different Web Services
- 19.6SOAP
- 19.7REST
- 19.8About HTTPS
- 19.9Understanding SOAP & REST Web Services
- 19.10Requirement of Web Services
- 19.11Advantage of Web Services
- 19.12Understanding XML & JSON
- 19.13SOAP Webservice using Spring
- 19.14REST Webservice using Spring-REST
- Tools4
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