Java Web Development / JEE / Jakarta EE (Servlet, JSP, MVC)
Master Java EE development! Learn core technologies: Servlets, JSP, JSTL, MVC, Maven, JDBC, MySQL, plus HTML, CSS, JS. Explore Spring vs. JEE. Build robust web applications.
Course Content
Java Web Development / JEE / Jakarta EE (Servlet, JSP, MVC) is an all-levels Udemy course taught by Java Corner (Karim). It runs 13h 34m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.5 out of 5 from 410 reviews, with 5,493 students enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated March 2024.
Master Enterprise Java Development: A Comprehensive Guide
Unlock your potential in the world of enterprise application development with this in-depth course on Java Enterprise Edition (JEE) architecture and technologies. This program provides a practical pathway to building robust and scalable web applications. We'll cover everything from foundational concepts to advanced frameworks, equipping you with the skills to excel in today's competitive job market.
Course Highlights:
- Comprehensive JEE Fundamentals: Gain a strong understanding of JEE architecture, history, and core technologies.
- Web Application Development: Learn to build both static and dynamic web applications, including deployment strategies and the use of WAR files.
- Servlet Programming: Master the fundamentals of Servlet programming, including request/response handling, lifecycle management, and error handling.
- JSP Programming: Develop dynamic web pages using JavaServer Pages (JSP), including static elements, expressions, and actions.
- Frameworks Comparison: Understand the differences between popular frameworks like Spring and JEE, enabling you to choose the best tool for the job.
- Database Integration: Learn to connect to and interact with databases using JDBC and MySQL.
- Modern Web Technologies: Explore front-end technologies including HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript (JS), jQuery, and AngularJS for creating engaging user interfaces.
- Build a Complete CRUD Application: Apply your knowledge to build a practical Employee CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) application using a full-stack approach.
Course Topics:
Part 1: Introduction to Web Development
- JEE Architecture: Understand the core components and principles of Java Enterprise Edition.
- JEE History and Technologies: Explore the evolution of JEE and its key technologies.
- Web Application Fundamentals: Learn about web applications, web components, and web containers.
- Static Web Applications: Develop basic static web pages.
- JEE Application Development & Deployment: Understand the steps involved in developing and deploying JEE applications.
- Dynamic Web Applications: Build interactive web applications with server-side processing.
- Web Application Archive (*.WAR): Learn about WAR file structure and deployment.
- HTTP URL: Understand the basics of HTTP and URLs.
- Configuring Web Application Archive (*.WAR): Configure WAR files for deployment.
Part 2: Servlet Programming (Section 1)
- Servlet Fundamentals: An overview of Servlets within the J2EE ecosystem.
- Servlet Request & Response Models: Understand how Servlets handle client requests and generate responses.
- Servlet Lifecycle: Master the different stages of a Servlet's lifecycle.
- Servlet Scope Objects: Learn about different scopes (e.g., request, session, application).
- ServletContext: Understand the purpose and usage of the ServletContext.
- Servlet Session: Manage user sessions effectively.
- HttpServletRequest & HttpServletResponse: Utilize these objects for request and response handling.
- Status, Header, and Body: Work with HTTP status codes, headers, and the response body.
- Error Handling: Implement robust error handling mechanisms in Servlets.
Part 3: Servlet Programming (Section 2)
- Request Handling: Include and forward requests to other resources.
- Redirection: Redirect users to different web resources.
- Servlet Filters: Implement filters for request processing.
- Servlet Listeners: Use listeners to monitor server events.
- Session Tracking: Maintain user sessions.
- Servlet 3: Explore new features introduced in Servlet 3.
Part 4: JSP Programming (Section 1)
- Introduction to JSP: Understand the purpose and benefits of JavaServer Pages.
- JSP Elements: Learn about the different elements used in JSP pages.
- JSP Static Elements: Use static content in JSP pages.
- JSP Expression Elements: Dynamically generate content using expressions.
- JSP Scriptlets Elements: Embed Java code within JSP pages.
Part 5: JSP Programming (Section 2)
- JSP Actions: Utilize JSP actions for various tasks.
- JSP Standard Actions: Use built-in JSP actions.
- JSP JSTL Actions: Leverage JSTL (JavaServer Pages Standard Tag Library) for tag-based content generation.
Part 6: Build JEE CRUD Application using Servlet, JSP, JSTL, MySQL, Maven, AngularJS, JDBC, HTML, CSS and Bootstrap
- Section 1: Project Preparation:
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