Course Name: Web Development with Java

Target Audience: B.Tech (CSE, IT, ECE, EE), MCA, BCA, B.Sc (CS / IT) and M.Sc (CS/IT)

Pre Requisites: Java as Programming Language and has working knowledge of HTML, JS etc.

Expected Outcome: After Taking up this course, a candidate would be able to develop web apps having complex functionalities involving sophisticated frot and back end both.

Learning Points:

Server Side - Web App Architecture, Web Server Architecture, Servlets, JSPs, JDBC, Hybernate, Spring, SpringBoot

Database - Writing SQL quieries, Apache Derby database, Connection Pooling

Client Side: JQuery, Ajax

IDE to be used: Eclipse 2018.

Special Instructions:

A. You have to bring your own laptop

B. Before the course starts, your laptop has to be configured with Java 11 and Eclipse 2018 for EE Developers

What will you get exclusive in this course as add on:

A. Hands on how to deploy your Java web app in the real server and make it up and running.

B. How to customize your theme.

Extra Support:

Guidance on online chat every night 10:30 to 11:30

Bug Fixing through TeamViewer.

Duration: 3 months

Periodicity: 2 days per week (2 Hours per day)

Duration in Hours: 48 Hours Minimum

Theory and Practical Ratio: 35:65

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Detailed Curriculum and Day Wise Breakup

Day 1 (2 hours)

Using Eclipse IDE, Introduction to Web Applications and their structures, Introductory concepts of Web Server.

Introduction to Servlets, Writing your first servlet, Anatomy and life cycle of Servlets. Difference between servlets and CGI

Day 2 (2 hours)

Experimenting with servlets, Intercommunication between servlets – RequestDispatcher, Different methods of obtaining RequestDispatcher object, forward and include methods of RequestDispatcher. Difference between forward and include methods.

Writing one small application using RequestDispatcher

Day 3 (2 hours)

Concept of Session Management. Introduction to Session Management solutions, Using URL Rewriting, its advantage and disadvantage. Using Hidden Form Fields, its advantage and Disadvantage.

Writing two applications to demonstrate URL Rewriting and Hidden Form Field Method for Session Management.

Day 4 (2 hours)

Introduction to Cookies, Using Cookies to manage Sessions. Writing web applications to demonstrates usage of Cookies.

Introduction to HttpSession. Using HttpSession for session management.

Day 5 (2 hours)

Writing two small applications to demonstrate how HttpSession could be used for Session Management.

Writing applications to solve logging out related issues.

Day 6 (2 hours)

Uploading files with servlets. Concept of Multipart encryption type. How Apache Commons FileUpload and Common io package could be utilized to upload files. How to filter the file type extensions while uploading. How to send form field data to server while uploading a file.  

Day 7 (2 hours)

Sending different types of Emails with servlets.

Writing an application to illustrate email sending and file uploading capacities of servlet.

Day 8 (2 hours)

Introduction to JSP, Life Cycle of JSP, Scriplet, Expression and Declaration Tag.

Writing application to demonstrate how different sort of tags can be used in JSP.

Day 9 (2 hours)

Using implicit objects in JSP.

Writing an application to demonstrate nine different types of Implicit objects.

Day 10 (2 hours)

Introducing JSP Page Directive and JSP Include Directive.

Writing an application to use Page and Include Directives

Day 11 (2 hours)

Introducing Taglib Directive with Custom Tags.

Hands on using Custom Tags in JSP

Day 12 (2 hours)

Exception Handling in JSP. Writing an application to demonstrate exception handling.

Writing application using servlets and JSPs both.

Day 13 (2 hours)

Discussing Ajax, How servlets and JSPs are called from client side in asynchronous mode.

Writing an application using Ajax and Servlets and JSPs

Day 14 (2 hours)

Continuation of previous day application development.

Discussing JQuery with examples.

Day 15 (2 hours)

Discussing JQuery and Ajax with examples.

Writing application using JQuery, Ajax, Servlets and JSPs.

Day 16 (2 hours)

Discussing Database, Introducing Apache Derby Database.

Writing SQL queries, Writing complex SQL queries.

Introducing JDBC, JDBC Drivers

Introducing Connection object. Discussing criticality of Connection

Day 17 (2 hours)

Connecting servlets and JSPs with JDBC. CRUD operations involving Servlet, JSP and JDBC

Writing applications involving CRUD

Day 18 (2 hours)

How to write application with auto suggestion feature from database.

Writing applications with Ajax, servlet, JSP and JDBC

Day 19 (2 hours)

Concept of Database Connection Pooling, Demonstrating Connection Pool Manager

Writing a CRUD application with database connection pooling.

Day 20 (2 hours)

Discussing a decent project structure for developing a web application.

Demonstrating codes of a live web application

Day 21 (2 hours)

Code demonstration continues.

Discussing Assignment Problem Statement

Day 22 (2 hours)

Assignment Preparation

Day 23 (2 hours)

Assignment Preparation

Day 24 (2 hours)

Deploying codes to a server, using C-Panel.

Deployment of assignments on to server.