Participants should have Java development background. Familiarity with distributed computing is helpful.

The Java programming language is the basis for scalable J2EE applications. This class introduces the some of the advanced features of Java Development. This is a hands-on learning experience, with each student developing many full life-cycle applications. Student will walk away with an ability to delve deeper into complex java applications. This course prepares students for advanced J2EE Topics like Enterprise Javabeans.

Learn advanced features of the Java Programming Language

Build and use Regular Expressions

Manage data with applications

Invoke methods on remote code

Integrate java with legacy C++ Code

Publish data to the Web with Servlets

Secure communications with Java classes

Introduction to Patterns	Simple Patterns
Character classes	Quantifiers
Sub-expressions	Applying patterns

Java Arrays	The Collections Framework
Set Implementation Classes	List Implementation Classes
Map Implementation Class	Applying Algorithms
Implementation and Performance Strategies

What is Serialization?	Serializable Objects
Writing an Object	Reading an Object
Handling Exceptions	Customizing Serialization
Controlling Serialization	Versioning

Remote Method Invocation	Distributed Applications
Stubs	Steps to Create a Remote Object
An RMI Client	An RMI Server
RMI Classes and Interfaces	Parameter Passing
Serialization	Callbacks
RMI Utilities	RMI-IIOP

CORBA	Interface Definition Language
IDL-to-Java Compiler	Server Code
Client Code	Running the Application
CORBA Review

Reflection	The Class Class
The reflect Package	Constructors
Fields	Methods
Exception Handling and Reflection	Uses of Reflection
Invoking Dynamic code

Manifest Files	The jar utility
JAR Files	JAR Options
Signed JARs	ClassLoaders
Custom ClassLoading

The Event Model	Event Listeners
Event Sources	Event Objects
Firing Events	Event Casting Models
Events and Exceptions

Using Servlets	Dynamic HTML
GenericServlet API	HttpServlet API
HTML Servlet Choices	Client/Server Communication
Client Example	Server Example
Http Sessions	Http Cookies

Managing Security Policies	The Java Security Model
Policy Entries	Policy Files
Using the Policy Tool	Security Managers
Default Applet Security	Keys
Signatures and Certificates	Data Security Concerns
Message Digests	keytool
jarsigner	Certificates
Keys and Certificates	Signed Code
Java Cryptography Extension