Candid

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CANDID INDUSTRIAL TRAINING

Candid Industrial Training, a Corporate Institute, is, managed by a team of dedicated and committed and highly qualified software & hardware professionals . The computer institute is fortunate enough to have been associated with expert and experienced faculty in the fields of Software, Hardware and Web Technologies with well-built infrastructure and 24/7 Lab assistance.

Sunday, February 6, 2011

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