Web 2.0 and Java Web Site Development

Sun Microsystems South Africa (Pty) Ltd.
Johannesburg, South Africa

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online/Live | On-site/In-house | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' Module 1 - Course Introduction

Target audience and Module description
Description of the development tools used in this course

Module 2 - Introduction to Web Page Layout and Styles with CSS

Use Web Browser Technologies
Analyze the Document Object Model (DOM) in HTML Structures
Add Page Divisions and Styles to your web pages
Define Page Spacing and Layout in HTML pages

Module 3 - The JavaScript Language

Using JavaScript Objects
Arrays extend Object with an integer index
Strings extend Object with an a string value
Functions extend Object with a JavaScript function body
JavaScript and the Document Object Model (DOM)

Module 4 - Programming with Ajax and JSON

Program a web page with Ajax
Pass data to your application using JSON
Secure Ajax Applications
Recommendations for using JavaScript

Module 5 - Introduction to Java EE Technologies

Components of Java EE and the Application Server
Java Servlets and Java Server Pages
Persistence using a Bean

Module 6 - Using an EBJ with the Java Persistence API

Develop skills to Read, Use, and Modify an Enterprise JavaBean (EJB)
Use JPA in the EJB to manage the relational database data
This EJB is the model part of the sample MVC application used in the following Modules
This is the Model (M) part of the MVC application

Module 7 - MVC Java Technology Components

Application Introduction
Form Process: Initialization, Error Handling, and Database Update
This Application controler logic servlets are used in the following Modules
This is the Controller (C) part of the MVC application

Module 8 - Implementing Dojo Toolkit v1.10 Widgets

Introducing the Dojo Toolkit with many samples
Creating a Dojo Toolkit web application
Using the Dojo Toolkit to make an Ajax call

Module 9 - Adding a Web 2.0 Front End into an MVC Application

Using Firefox and Firebug for Development and Debugging
Work with Dojo Widgets to Create a Client Application
This is the Web 2.0 View (V) part of the MVC application

Module 10 - Integration Using Ajax and JSON

Communicate Using Ajax with Dojo
Implement JSON Message Formats on the client side (on the browser)
Refactor server side page rendering backend from HTML to JSON

Module 11 - DOM Handling with Dojo.query

JavaScript and the Document Object Module (DOM)
Use dojo.query to handle sophisticated DOM element queries
Sample application extension to do Access Management

Module 12 - Localization

Introduce localization concepts for web site messages
Setup to localize an application
View sample language Property Files
Add Another Language

Module 13 - Recommendations for Web 2.0 Ajax Development

Object-Oriented JavaScript
Avoiding Name Collisions
Object Literals
On Demand Loading
Best Practices

Module 14 - Designing a Web Application Architecture

Overview Architecture Concerns
Discuss: Client Tier, Web Tier, and the Business Tier ...''

Elements of this syllabus are subject to change.

Phone:+27 11 256 6300

School Address/Venue(s):

Waterfall Edge
Waterfall Park
Bekker Steet
Midrand
South Africa


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