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Java 7 WEB APPLICATIONS (JSP SERVLETS JSF) is the industry standard for developing server side Java applications. During this VTC course, students will learn how to build modern, scalable web applications. The focus here is on building web-enabled applications that employ Servlets, JavaServer Pages, and Tag Libraries to exploit the services provided by Java 7. This course covers architectural design issues as well as specific coding models for Java Web Applications. Students will build an application that uses the following technologies: JavaServer Faces or JSF, Jquery, Ajax, Json, Servlets, JSP, and JSTL. Seasoned Java Developer David Saenz will demonstrate the power of Java Web Applications and why Java is favored in the industry to provide real world solutions. Source code is provided to implement and see real world web applications perform. The work files will allow you to deploy, test, and modify actual application logic. To begin learning today, simply click on the movie links.

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Welcome
  Course Overview (02:50)
  HTML Review Tags pt. 1 (04:25)
  HTML Review Tags pt. 2 (03:53)
  HTML Document Structure (04:30)
  HTTP Overview (04:18)
  Web Applications (02:56)
  Development Environment (04:33)
CSS & JavaScript Primer
  CSS Review (03:52)
  JavaScript Review (04:09)
  CSS & JavaScript Example (02:23)
Servlet Basics
  Servlet Overview (02:03)
  Servlet API (02:19)
  Web Container (02:28)
  HttpServletRequest (02:22)
  HttpServletResponse (03:05)
Advanced Servlets
  Servlet Lifecycle (03:00)
  Servlet Configuration (03:09)
  Deployment Descriptors web.xml (03:00)
  Servlet Threading (04:09)
  Servlet & Forms (04:31)
  Servlet & Input Validation pt. 1 (03:47)
  Servlet & Input Validation pt. 2 (03:07)
  Servlet Example (04:21)
Session Tracking
  HttpSession Need for Sessions (02:06)
  HttpSession Class (06:30)
  Session Invalidation & Timeout (04:33)
  Cookies / Cookie Class (03:30)
  Cookie Expiration (03:27)
  URL Rewriting (04:20)
  Request Scope / ServletRequest (05:03)
  Session Scope / HttpSession Class (05:19)
  Application Scope / ServletContext (04:42)
JSP Basics
  JSP Overview & Motivation (02:52)
  Problems with Servlets (03:22)
  JSP Runtime Behavior (03:07)
  Scripting Elements Syntax Rules (03:01)
  Comments & Scriptlets (02:22)
  JSP Implicit Objects (05:09)
  Expressions (02:06)
  Directives (03:42)
  Declarations (03:08)
Model View Controller (MVC)
  MVC Interactions Overview (03:04)
  Redirects & Forwards (01:25)
  Servlet Redirects (02:40)
  JSP Redirects (02:06)
  JSP Forward (02:34)
  Servlet Forwards (02:45)
  RequestDispatcher Interface (04:42)
  Redirect vs. Forward / Usage Guidelines (01:49)
JSP Tags
  Tags Overview (02:25)
  Accessing JavaBeans & JavaBeans Review (02:54)
  jsp:useBean (04:20)
  jsp:getProperty (04:37)
  jsp:setProperty (03:58)
  jsp:include (02:59)
JSP Standard Tag Library (JSTL)
  JSTL Overview (03:07)
  JSP Expression Language (EL) (03:33)
  EL Operators (02:00)
  EL Implicit Objects (03:21)
  EL Array / List / Maps (02:36)
  Resolving Access to the Scopes (04:22)
  Core Tags pt. 1 (03:51)
  Core Tags pt. 2 (02:37)
  Formatting Tags (05:07)
  XML & SQL Tags (04:11)
Filters
  Filters Overview (02:17)
  Preprocessing & Postprocessing (02:47)
  @WebFilter (01:59)
  init(FilterConfig) Method (02:09)
  CompressionFilter Example (03:44)
  LoginFilter Example (04:12)
  AuditFilter Example (IP / Performance / Log) (03:40)
  FilterChain Object (02:37)
  Configuring Filters (03:32)
Custom Tags
  Custom Tags Overview (02:00)
  Using Custom Tags @taglib Directive (02:24)
  Custom Tag Library Descriptor (TLD) (02:43)
  Custom Tag Handlers (02:07)
  Attributes in JSP Custom Tag (04:21)
  Iteration Using JSP Custom Tag (04:01)
  Tags Runtime (02:35)
JSF
  JSF Primer (02:27)
  The JSF Life Cycle (03:25)
  Managed Beans (03:03)
  JSF Custom Tags (04:59)
  Configuring JSF (04:17)
jQuery
  Working with jQuery (02:21)
  jQuery Basics (05:51)
  Managing the Element Selection (03:45)
  Manipulating the DOM (04:24)
  Event Handling (03:21)
  Ajax (03:09)
  jQuery Ajax Example pt. 1 (04:36)
  jQuery Ajax Example pt. 2 (06:25)
Conclusion
  Course Wrap Up (01:34)
Credits
  About the Author (01:00)

Title Information / Pricing

Title: Java 7 - Web Applications (Servlets, JSP, JSF)
Author: David Saenz
SKU: 34472
ISBN: 978-1-61866-123-4
Release Date: 2013-10-02
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Duration: 5.5 hrs / 96 lessons
Work Files: Yes
Captions: Available on CD and Online University
Compatibility: Vista/XP/2000, OS X, Linux
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