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Java Web Development / JEE / Jakarta EE (Servlet, JSP, MVC), available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 143 lectures, based on 379 reviews, and has 5362 subscribers.

You will learn about Understanding Web Development Concepts Understanding JEE Architecture and Technologies 27 Complete Examples that covered all course topics Walkthrough on Java Web Frameworks and Technologies Go through all Servlet Topics with examples Go through all JSP Topics with examples Building an MVC JEE Application with JSP, Servlets and JDBC Connecting to MySQL DB using JDBC Learning the Apache Maven as a build tool Working with scripting languages : HTML, CSS, JS and AngularJS MVC Design Pattern (how you can architect your Application) Understanding JavaBeans Concept Set up your JEE development environment with Java 8, Tomcat 9 and STS IDE Learn how to use the JSP Standard Tag Library (JSTL) to minimize scriptlet code Install MySql DB and Import DB scripts This course is ideal for individuals who are Java Web Developer or JEE Developer or Web Developer or Web Programming or Java Programming It is particularly useful for Java Web Developer or JEE Developer or Web Developer or Web Programming or Java Programming.

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Title: Java Web Development / JEE / Jakarta EE (Servlet, JSP, MVC)

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 143

Number of Published Lectures: 141

Number of Curriculum Items: 143

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 141

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Understanding Web Development Concepts
  • Understanding JEE Architecture and Technologies
  • 27 Complete Examples that covered all course topics
  • Walkthrough on Java Web Frameworks and Technologies
  • Go through all Servlet Topics with examples
  • Go through all JSP Topics with examples
  • Building an MVC JEE Application with JSP, Servlets and JDBC
  • Connecting to MySQL DB using JDBC
  • Learning the Apache Maven as a build tool
  • Working with scripting languages : HTML, CSS, JS and AngularJS
  • MVC Design Pattern (how you can architect your Application)
  • Understanding JavaBeans Concept
  • Set up your JEE development environment with Java 8, Tomcat 9 and STS IDE
  • Learn how to use the JSP Standard Tag Library (JSTL) to minimize scriptlet code
  • Install MySql DB and Import DB scripts

Who Should Attend

  • Java Web Developer
  • JEE Developer
  • Web Developer
  • Web Programming
  • Java Programming

Target Audiences

  • Java Web Developer
  • JEE Developer
  • Web Developer
  • Web Programming
  • Java Programming

Welcome to JEE Architecture and Technologies!

This course covers Servlets, JSP, JSTL, MVC, JDBC,  Maven, JDBC, MySQL, HTML, CSS, Bootstrap,JS, JQuery, Angular JS and compares Spring vs JEE frameworks. Get ready to master enterprise Java development and propel your career forward!

In this course we will learn following topics :

Part 1 : Introduction to Web Development :

1- JEE Architecture

2- JEE History and Technologies.

3- Web Application, Web Components and Web Container

4- Static Web Application.

5- JEE Application Development and Deployment Steps

6- Dynamic Web Application.

7 -Web Application Archive (*.WAR)

8- HTTP URL

9- Configuring Web Application Archive (*.WAR)

Part 2 : Servlet Programming (Section 1):

1- Agenda

2- Servlet in big picture of J2EE

3- Servlet Request & Response models

4- Servlet Life Cycle

5- Servlet Scope Objects

6- ServletContext

7- Servlet Session

8- HttpServletRequest

9- HttpServletResponse Status, Header, Body

10- Error Handling

Part 3 : Servlet Programming (Section 2):

1- Including and forwarding Requests

2- Redirecting to other web resources

3- Servlet Filter

4- Servlet Listeners

5- Session Tracking

6- Servlet 3.

Part 4 : JSP Programming (Section 1):

1- What is JSP.

2- JSP Elements.

3- JSP Static Elements.

4- JSP Expressions Elements.

5- JSP Scriptlets Elements.

Part 5 : JSP Programming (Section 2):

1- JSP Actions.

2- JSP Standard Actions.

3- JSP JSTL Actions.

Part 6 : Build JEE CRUD Application using : Servlet, JSP, JSTL, MySql, Maven, Angular JS, JDBC, HTML, CSS and Bootstrap :

Section 1 : Project Preparation : Install MySql and Maven.

1- Installing MySQL.

2- Install Apache Maven.

3- Setup Employee Database.

Section  2 : Application Architecture.

1- MVC Design Pattern.

2- Application Architecture.

3- Build Employee-CRUD Application.

4- Bootstrapping Employee-CRUD Application.

Section 3 : Introduction to Employee CRUD Application.

1- Introduction to Employee-CRUD Application.

2- Install Database.

Section 4 : Build Model Layer.

1- Project Creation.

2- Adding Maven Dependencies.

3- Implement DAO Classes.

Section 5 : Build Controller Layer.

1- Implement Application Controllers.

Section 6 : Build View Layer.

1- Introduction to CSS, Bootstrap , JQuery, Angular JS.

2- Implement Application Viewers.

Part 7 : Course Summary and What’s Next !

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Overview

Lecture 1: Welcome to Java EE Programming

Lecture 2: Course Sections

Lecture 3: Course Objectives

Lecture 4: Prerequisites

Chapter 2: Course Software and Installation Steps

Lecture 1: Course Software and Installation Steps

Lecture 2: Download and Install JDK-8 on Windows OS

Lecture 3: Download and Install STS IDE on Windows OS

Lecture 4: Download and Install JDK 11 on Linux OS

Lecture 5: Download and Install STS IDE on Linux OS

Lecture 6: Create First Application on STS IDE

Lecture 7: Change STS Theme to Dark Mode

Lecture 8: Tomcat-9 Installation

Lecture 9: Link Tomcat with STS IDE

Lecture 10: Download Course Applications

Chapter 3: Introduction to JEE and Web Application Development

Lecture 1: Agenda

Lecture 2: JEE Architecture

Lecture 3: JEE Versions and History

Lecture 4: JEE Web Technologies

Lecture 5: Web Application & Web Container

Lecture 6: Static Web Site (Introdcution to HTML)

Lecture 7: Dynamic Web Application Development Steps

Lecture 8: FirstWebApplication (First Java JEE Application)

Lecture 9: Web Application Archive (WAR) (Part 1)

Lecture 10: Web Application Archive (WAR) (Part 2)

Lecture 11: HTTP Protocol & Request URL

Lecture 12: Configuring Web Application via web.xml

Chapter 4: Servlets Prgramming (Part I)

Lecture 1: Agenda

Lecture 2: Servlet in big picture of JEE

Lecture 3: Servlet request & response model

Lecture 4: Interfaces & Classes of Servlet

Lecture 5: First Servlet Application (Part 1) (Servlet Interface )

Lecture 6: First Servlet Application (Part 2) (GenericServlet& HTTPServlet)

Lecture 7: Servlet Life Cycle (Part 1)

Lecture 8: Servlet Life Cycle (Part 2) (Example 1) (doGet & doPost)

Lecture 9: Servlet Life Cycle (Part 3) (Example 2 : InitParam + HTML From) (Part 1)

Lecture 10: Servlet Life Cycle (Part 4) (Example 2 : InitParam + HTML From) (Part 2)

Lecture 11: Web Scopes (Application + Session + Request)

Lecture 12: Scope 1 : Application Scope + ServletContext Object (Part 1)

Lecture 13: Scope 1 : Application Scope + ServletContext Object (Part 2)

Lecture 14: Scope 1 : Application Scope + ServletContext Object (Part 3)

Lecture 15: Scope 2 : Session Scope + HttpSession (Part 1)

Lecture 16: Scope 2 : Session Scope + HttpSession (Part 2)

Lecture 17: Scope 2 : Session Scope + HttpSession (Part 3)

Lecture 18: Scope 3 : Request Scope + HttpServletRequest (Part 1)

Lecture 19: Scope 3 : Request Scope + HttpServletRequest (Part 2)

Lecture 20: Scope 3 : Request Scope + HttpServletRequest (Part 3)

Lecture 21: HttpServletResponse (Part 1)

Lecture 22: HttpServletResponse (Part 2)

Lecture 23: HttpServletResponse (Part 3)

Lecture 24: Error Handling (Part 1)

Lecture 25: Error Handling (Part 2)

Chapter 5: Servlet Programming (Part ||)

Lecture 1: Agenda

Lecture 2: Including and forwarding Requests (Part 1)

Lecture 3: Including and forwarding Requests (Part 2)

Lecture 4: Including and forwarding Requests (Part 3)

Lecture 5: Response Rediraction(Part 1)

Lecture 6: Response Rediraction(Part 2)

Lecture 7: Servlet Filter(Part 1)

Lecture 8: Servlet Filter (Part 2)

Lecture 9: Servlet Listeners (Part 1)

Lecture 10: Servlet Listeners (Part 2)

Lecture 11: Servlet Listeners (Part 3)

Lecture 12: Session Tracking (Part 1 : Introduction to Session Tracking)

Lecture 13: Session Tracking (Part 2 : Session Tracking Mechanisms)

Lecture 14: Session Tracking (Part 3 : Cookies Example)

Lecture 15: Servlet 3 (Part 1 : Servlets Versions)

Lecture 16: Servlet 3 (Part 2 : Servlet 3 Example)

Chapter 6: JSP Programming (Part 1)

Lecture 1: Agenda

Lecture 2: Introduction to JSP

Lecture 3: FirstJSPApplication

Lecture 4: JSP LifeCycle

Lecture 5: JSP Elements

Lecture 6: 1- JSP Static Elements

Lecture 7: 1- JSP Static Elements Example (Part 1)

Lecture 8: 1- JSP Static Elements Example (Part 2)

Lecture 9: 2- JSP Scriptlets Elements

Lecture 10: 2- JSP Scriptlets Elements (Extra Topics : Implict Objects + Page Scope)

Lecture 11: 2- JSP Scriptlets Elements Example 1

Lecture 12: 2- JSP Scriptlets Elements Example 2

Lecture 13: 3- JSP Directives Elements

Lecture 14: 3- JSP Directives Elements Example

Chapter 7: JSP Programming (Part ||)

Lecture 1: 4- JSP Actions Elements (Part 1)

Lecture 2: 4- JSP Actions Elements (Part 2)

Lecture 3: 4.1 Standard Actions

Lecture 4: 4.1.1 JSP Standard Actions (Include and Forward)

Lecture 5: 4.1.1 JSP Standard Actions (Include and Forward) Example

Lecture 6: 4.1.1 JSP Standard Actions (Include Action vs Include Directive) Example

Lecture 7: 4.1.2 JSP Standard Actions (JavaBeans)

Lecture 8: 4.1.2 JSP Standard Actions (JavaBeans) Example

Lecture 9: 4.2 JSTL Actions

Lecture 10: 4.2.1 JSTL Core Actions

Lecture 11: 4.2.1 JSTL Core Actions (Example 1)

Lecture 12: 4.2.1 JSTL Core Actions (Example 2)

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