Core Java

Java Virtual Machine (JVM)

Java Preview

Introduction to OOPS

   Code Reusability

   Abstraction

   Encapsulation

   Polymorphism                                                                                           

   Class 

   Object

   Constructor

Introduction to Java Technologies:

   Operators

   Datatypes

   Java Configuration 

   Java Access Specifiers

   Java Access Modifiers

   Interface

   Overloading

   Overriding

   Conditional Statement

   Loops

   Arrays

   Java Exception Handling Mechanism

   User-defined Exception

   String, String Buffer ,String Builder

   Threads

   Java Multithreading

   Util  packages

   IO  packages

   Lang packages

   Serialization

   Cloneable

   Comparable

JDK 1.5 features

   Generics

   Enum

   Boxing and Autoboxing      

JDK 1.6 features

   Navigable Map

   Navigable Set

   Console     

SCWCD

Sun Certified Web Component Developer (SCWCD)

                                           The Sun Certified Web Component Developer (SCWCD) certification targets information regarding Java components related to web-applications, specifically Servlets and Java Server Pages (JSPs). To achieve this certification, the candidate must pass a computer-based test available world-wide at Prometric test centers.

Unified Modelling language

Java Design Patterns

Design patterns

Introduction to software patterns 

   Patterns descriptions

Fundamental design patterns

  Delegation

  Interface

  Abstract super class

  Interface and abstract class

  Immutable

  Marker interface

  Proxy

Creational patterns

  Factory method

  Abstract factory

  Builder

  Prototype

  Singleton

  Object pool

Structural patterns

  Adapter

  Bridge

  Composite

  Decorator

  Façade

  Flyweight

  Proxy

Behavioral patterns

  Chain of responsibility

  Command

  Little language

  Mediator

  Snapshot

  Observer

  State

  Null object

  Strategy

  Template method

  visitor

Web Services

WEB SERVICES

  1.Introduction to web services

  2.Types of web services

  3.web service architecture

  4.Definition of web service 

  5.Components of web service

    5.1 SOAP

    5.2 WSDL

    5.3 UDDI

    5.4 DISCO

  6.Sample application

  7.Taking XML file

  8.Deploying and testing

Spring

SPRING

  1.Introduction

    1.1 Where Spring fits in our application

  2.Beans

    2.1 Bean Factory

    2.2 Bean Class

    2.3 Bean properties

    2.4 Interacting with bean factory

    2.5 Obtaining bean factory

    2.6 spring-config.xml

  3. Types of loading spring objects

    3.1 By using file system

    3.2 classpath

  4.Spring AOP

    4.1 Advice

      4.1.1 Before advice

      4.1.2 After advice

      4.1.3 Around advice

      4.1.4 Throwable advice

    4.2 Pointcuts

  5.Spring adaptors

    5.1 JDBC template

    5.2 Spring web

      5.2.1 Integration with Servlet

      5.2.2 Integration with JSP                                                                          

      5.2.3 Integration with Struts

    5.3 Spring RMI

    5.4 Spring EJB

      5.4.1 Stateful session bean 

      5.4.2 Stateless session bean

    5.5 Spring with JMS

      5.5.1 Sender

      5.5.2 Receiver

    5.6 Spring with Hibernate

  6.Spring web MVC

    6.1 Handler mapping

    6.2 View resolver

    6.3 Multipart resolver

    6.4 Exception resolver

    6.5 Dispatcher servlet

  7 Features of spring MVC

    7.1 Spring in action

  8 Spring Security

    8.1 Introduction

    8.2 Authenticating users

    8.3 Controlling access

    8.4 Securing web application

    8.5 view layer security

    8.6 Security method invocation

Hibernate

1.Introduction to hibernate      

  2.Architecture

  3. Configuration    

  4.Persistence Classes

  5.Dynamic table creation

  6. Hibernate Query Language    

   7.1 create query

    7.2 create criteria

    7.3 create SQL Query

  8.Hibernate Pagination

  9.ID generator

 10. Hibernate Mappings

    10.1 Associations

      10.1.1 many-to-many

      10.1.2 many-to-one

      10.1.3 one-to-many

      10.1.4 one-to-one

    10.2 Collection mappings                                                                           

      10.2.1 one-to-many

      10.2.2 many-to-many

    10.3 Component mappings

    10.4 Inheritance mapping

      10.4.1 Table per class

      10.4.2 Table per subclass

      10.4.3 Table per concrete class

   11.Hibernate Isolation

    11.1 ACID Properties

    11.2 Types of Transaction

    11.3 Types of Locks

    11.4 Isolation levels

  12 Hibernate Lock mode

  13 Hibernate version

  14 Hibernate criterion    

  15 Hibernate performance

    15.1 Second level caching      

    15.2 Statistics                                                                          

      15.2.1 Query Statistics

      15.2.2 Entity Statistics

      15.2.3 Cache Statistics

  16.Web Application with hibernate

    16.1 Servlet with hibernate

    16.2 Struts with hibernate

  17 Remote application with hibernate

    17.1 EJB with hibernate

  18.Hibernate Filters

Struts 2x

Struts 2x

1. Advancement in web technologies

2. Creating Application in Struts 2

3. Creating Actions in Struts 2

4. Interceptor in Struts 2

5. Manipulating Data with ONGL in Struts 2

6. Controlling Execution Flow

7. Designing User Interface

8. Controlling Results

9. Performing Validations

10.Performing Internationalization

11.Plugins

Struts 1x

Struts 1x

 Java Front Controller

 MVC

 Struts 1x

 Struts workflow

 Action Servlet

 Struts tag-lib

 struts-config.xml

 Action Form

 Action

 Execute

 File Upload

 i18n

 Action Aggregation

 Dispatch Action

 Forward Action

 Mapping Dispatch Action

 Lookup Dispatch Action

 Dyna Action Form

 Data Export

 Pagnation

 struts-plugins

 Validation

 tiles

 Database Connectivity

 Multiple struts configuration

Enterprise Java Beans

 EJB Architecture

 Components of EJB

 Home

 Remote

 Bean

 Deployment Descriptor

 ejb-jar.xml

 Types of EJB

 Session Bean

 Stateless and Stateful Session Bean

 Stateless session free pool

 Stateful session bean cache

 Activation and passivation

 Handle and Home handle

 Session Synchronization

 Entity Bean

 What is Transaction

 ACID Properties

 Container management Persistance

 Primary key class

 ejb-rdbms.jar

 Setting Datasource

 EJB QL

 Select queries

 from clause

 where clause

 order by clause

 Session Facad

 Java Messaging Service(JMS)

 What is messaging

 MOM Architecture

 Components of JMS

 Connection Factory

 Connections

 Session

 Message Producers and consumers 4.3.5 Point to Point

 Queue

 Durable Subscription

 Message Driven Bean(MDB)

 The application client

 The Message Driven Bean class

 The onMessage()

 The ejbCreate() and ejbRemove()

Java Server Pages

 JSP

     Java Server Pages

1 Why JSP

2 Difference between JSP and Servlet

3 Translation and Compilation

4 JSP Building blocks

4.1 Scripting elements

4.2 Directives

4.3 Standard Actions

4.4 Implicit Objects

5 Scripting Elements

5.1 Expression

5.2 Declaration

5.3 Scriptlets

5.4 Comments

6 Directives

6.1 Page 

6.2 Taglib

 6.3 Include

7 Actions

7.1 usebean.getproperty,setproperty

7.2 Expression,declaration.scriptlets

7.3 forward,include,plugin

7.4 body,dobody

8 JSP Exception Handling

9 Custom Tag Libraries

10 Tag Support Class

11 Tag and body interface

12 Return types

13 Types of Actions 

Servlet

Servlet

1 What is a Servlet

2 Servlet Life Cycle

3 Servlet Interfaces

4 Servlet Classes

5 Passing Input to Servlet

6 Send redirect

7 Request dispatcher

8 URL Rewriting 

9 Hidden form fields

10 Cookies

11 httpSession

12 SLK table

13 Session Invalidation

14.Http Tunneling

15.Database Connectivity

16. Servlet Filters

     

Java Network Programming

Swings and AWT

Swing and AWT

GUI Components

1. Introduction

2. Displaying Text and Images in window

3. Event Handling

4. Listener Interface

5. JButton, JComboBox  and JList

6. Multiple Selection List

7. Mouse Event Handling

8. Adapter Class

9. Key-Event Handling

10. Layout Managers

11. Using Panels to Manage More Complex Layouts

12. JSlider

13. Windows: Additional Notes

14. Menus and Frames

15. JPopupMenu

16. Pluggable Look-and-Feel

17. JDesktopPane and JinternalFrames

18. JTabbedPane

19. Layout Manager: BoxLayout and GridLayout

Graphics and Java 2D

1. Graphics Context and Graphics Objects

2. Color Control

3. Font Control

4. Drawing Lines, Rectangles and Ovals

5. Drawing Arcs

6. Drawing Polygons and Polylines

7. Java 2d API

Applets and Applications

1. Introduction

2. Loading, Displaying and Scaling Images

3. Animating a Series of Images

4. Images Maps

5. Loading and Playing Audio Clips

6. Playing Video

Remote Method Invocation

Remote Method Invocation(RMI) 

1.1 Introduction to RMI

1.2 RMI Architecture

1.3 Types of RMI

1.4 Disadvantages of RMI

 Java Remote Registry(JNDI)

2.1 What is JNDI

2.2 Naming Services

2.3 Binding

2.4 Lookup

Photoshop

                                         Adobe Photoshop is a graphics editing program developed and published by  Adobe Systems Incorporated.

                                         Adobe's 2003 "Creative Suite" rebranding led to Adobe Photoshop 8's  renaming  to  Adobe Photoshop CS. Thus, Adobe Photoshop CS5 is the 12th major release of Adobe Photoshop. The CS rebranding also resulted in Adobe offering numerous software packages containing multiple Adobe programs for a reduced price. Adobe Photoshop is released in two editions: Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Photoshop Extended, with the Extended having extra features available. Adobe Photoshop Extended is included in all of Adobe's Creative Suite offerings except Design Standard, which includes the Adobe Photoshop edition.

                                         Alongside Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Photoshop Extended, Adobe also publishes Adobe Photoshop Elements and Adobe Photoshop Lightroom, collectively called "The Adobe Photoshop Family" by Adobe. In 2008, Adobe released Adobe Photoshop Express, a free web-based image editing tool to edit photos directly on blogs and social networking sites.

SCJP

Sun Certified Java Programmer (SCJP)

                             The Sun Certified Java Programmer (SCJP) exam is the entry level Java exam and is a prerequisite to a number of the other Java-related certifications. SCJP 6, designated CX-310-065 by Sun, was released in December 2007.
                             It is designed as a fairly detailed test of basic knowledge of the essentials of the Java programming language. It tests looping constructs and variables, and does not cover specific technologies such as GUI creation, Web or network programming. The exam tests how well a programmer has understood the language constructs and not the programmer's capability to write efficient algorithms.

JDBC

Java

Dot Net

• Concepts of Visual Studio 2005
• Visual Studio 2008
• Dot NET Framework 3.5
• Visual Basic.Net
• OOPS Concepts
• ADO.Net 3.5
• Visual C#.Net
• Asp.Net 3.5
• XML
• Advanced.Net
• RDBMS
• SQL Server 2005
• Introduction to Visual Studio 2010
• Dot NET Framework 4.0