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Java is a powerful language for cross-platform, object-oriented application programming. It can be found in many types of applications such as standalone, web, enterprise, and mobile. Advanced Java Programming is a higher level study of many advanced Java topics including JDBC, RMI, EIO, collections, assertions, logging, and concurrency. This advanced course by seasoned Java Developer David Saenz will demonstrate the power of Java and how to implement cutting edge apps that can perform well in mission critical applications. Source code is included. To begin learning today, simply click on the movie links.
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Welcome
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Course Overview | (02:23) | |
Review of Java Fundamentals | (02:00) | |
The Java Environment | (04:10) | |
Data Types | (04:47) | |
The String Class | (03:27) | |
The StringBuffer Class | (04:18) | |
Arrays | (07:51) | |
Passing Data Types to a Method | (07:31) | |
Constructors & Initialization | (04:41) | |
Inheritance | (05:00) | |
Abstract Classes | (06:12) | |
Interfaces | (06:33) | |
Static Data / Methods / Blocks | (04:27) | |
Wrapper Classes | (02:50) | |
I/O | (03:11) | |
Packaging & Distributing a Java Application
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Packages | (08:46) | |
Managing Source & Class Files | (05:15) | |
The javadoc Utility | (06:07) | |
Documenting Classes & Interfaces | (06:23) | |
Documenting Fields | (04:20) | |
Documenting Constructors & Methods | (09:04) | |
Bundling & Using Jar-Packaged Resources | (05:03) | |
Miscellaneous Enhancements
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Enhanced for Loop | (04:44) | |
Autoboxing & Unboxing | (03:13) | |
Static Imports | (03:00) | |
varArgs | (06:41) | |
Typesafe Enums | (07:56) | |
Formatted Strings | (02:58) | |
Formatted Integers / Floats / Strings / Dates | (03:55) | |
Assertions
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Introduction to Assertion Syntax | (02:59) | |
Compiling with Assertions | (02:27) | |
Enabling & Disabling Assertions | (04:10) | |
Assertion Usage | (06:16) | |
Regular Expressions
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Introduction to Regular Expressions | (01:39) | |
String Literals | (04:10) | |
Character Classes | (07:55) | |
Quantifiers | (03:11) | |
Capturing Groups & Backreferences | (06:13) | |
Boundary Matchers | (03:52) | |
Pattern & Matcher | (06:59) | |
The Java Collection Classes
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Introduction to Java Collection Classes | (01:15) | |
The Arrays Class | (06:10) | |
Searching & Sorting Arrays (Primitives & Objects) | (05:03) | |
The Comparable & Comparator Interfaces | (04:44) | |
Lists & Sets | (06:33) | |
Iterators | (06:13) | |
Maps | (07:32) | |
The Collections Class | (04:22) | |
Rules of Thumb | (01:28) | |
Generics
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Introduction to Generics | (04:46) | |
Defining Simple Generics | (02:10) | |
Generics & Subtyping | (05:13) | |
Wildcards | (03:25) | |
Bounded Wildcards | (04:28) | |
Generic Methods | (03:53) | |
Advanced I/O
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Introduction to Advanced I/O | (01:38) | |
Basic File I/O Example | (07:49) | |
Buffered I/O | (05:10) | |
The Console Class | (02:52) | |
Object Serialization | (05:21) | |
Compressed Files | (05:02) | |
Writing Your Own I/O Classes | (02:58) | |
Property Files | (03:06) | |
The Preferences Class | (04:03) | |
Enhanced I/O
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Introduction to Enhanced I/O | (01:03) | |
Channels | (04:12) | |
Buffers Typed | (03:10) | |
Buffers Direct | (04:36) | |
Logging API
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Introduction to Logging API | (00:51) | |
Loggers | (04:25) | |
Logger Levels | (03:39) | |
Logger Handlers (Configuring & Formatters) | (05:08) | |
LogManager | (02:56) | |
Networking
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Networking Fundamentals | (01:18) | |
The Client/Server Model | (02:22) | |
InetAddress | (05:23) | |
URLs | (04:04) | |
Sockets | (03:15) | |
A Time-of-Day Client | (06:20) | |
Writing Servers | (04:48) | |
Client/Server Example | (02:43) | |
Threads & Concurrency
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Review of Fundamentals | (01:31) | |
Creating Threads by Extending Thread | (03:23) | |
Creating Threads by Implementing Runnable | (03:17) | |
Advantages of Using Threads | (04:17) | |
Daemon Threads | (03:13) | |
Thread States | (05:58) | |
Synchronization | (05:08) | |
Remote Method Invocation (RMI)
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Introduction to RMI | (01:28) | |
RMI Architecture | (03:33) | |
Writing the Server | (06:21) | |
RMI Troubleshooting Tips | (06:33) | |
Writing the Client | (02:45) | |
Remote Method Arguments & Return Values | (03:54) | |
Dynamic Loading of Stub Classes | (03:19) | |
Running the Remote RMI Client Example | (04:53) | |
Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)
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Relational Databases | (03:06) | |
Structured Query Language | (04:28) | |
A Sample Program | (04:55) | |
Transactions | (06:26) | |
Meta Data | (03:12) | |
Conclusion
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Course Wrap Up | (01:19) | |
Credits
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About the Author | (01:07) |
Title Information / Pricing
Title: | Advanced Java Programming (Java SE 7) |
Author: | David Saenz |
SKU: | 34447 |
ISBN: | 978-1-61866-109-8 |
Release Date: | 2013-07-11 |
Price: | |
Duration: | 7.5 hrs / 103 lessons |
Work Files: |
Yes |
Captions: | Available on CD and Online University |
Compatibility: |
Vista/XP/2000, OS X, Linux QuickTime 7 |
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