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Advance java part - II
XML(extensible markup language)

17.Introduction to XML

  • What is XML?
  • Features of XML
  • Drawback of XML
  • Creating a simple XML document
  • Structing the data
  • What XML documents are made of?

18.Document type definition & validity

  • Document type definition
  • Document type declaration
  • Validating against
  • Creating DTD
  • Element declarations
  • Sharing common DTDs among documents
  • Public DTDs
  • Internal and external DTD subsets

19.internal &external entity

  • Introduction
  • What is an entity?
  • Internal general entities
  • Predefined general entity references
  • External general entities
  • Internal parameter entities
  • External parameter entities

20.Attribute declaration &DTDs

  • What is an attribute?
  • Declaring attributes in DTD’s
  • Declaring multiple attributes
  • Other forms of attribute declaration
  • Example:A DTD for attribute-based baseball statistics

21.XML namespace

  • Introduction
  • Namespace declarations
  • Namespace scope
  • XML namespaces and DTD’s
  • Examples
 

22.Sax-parser

  • Introduction
  • What is SAX?
  • What SAX is not?
  • Why do I need SAX?
  • SAXv/s DOM
  • SAX basics
  • SAX packages
  • SAX implementations
  • Content handler interface
  • Features
  • Validation(using error handler interface)
  • Resolving entity references (using entity resolver interface)
  • Handling lexical events (using laxical handler interface)
  • Handling declaration events (using decl handler interface)

23.DOM-parser(parsing XML using dodument object model)

  • What is DOM?
  • Why do I need DOM?
  • Disadvantage of using DOM
  • DOM core
  • DOM interfaces(org.w3c.dom)
  • Java bindings
  • Walking through an XML document
  • Creating a XML document
  • DOM traversal and range
  • Traversal
  • Range

24.XML assignments

  • Assignments
 

25.programming for the enterprise

  • Introduction
  • Modularity
  • The2-tier architecture
  • The3- tier architecture
  • The n-tier architecture
  • J2EE applicatiuon architecture overview
  • J2EE platform

26.EJB fundamentals

  • Enterprise java beans
  • 26.2 types of beans
  • 26.3 clients of EJB component system
  • 26.4 distributed objects:the foundation for EJB
  • 26.5 distributed objects and middleware
  • 26.6 what constitutes an enterprise bean?
  • 26.7 the ejb-jar file
  • 26.8 the instance-pooling concept
  •  Relationsdhip between home object,EJB object and bean inst.

31.Container managed persistent entity beans

  • Introduction
  • Features of CMP entity beans
  • Comtainer-managed persistence example:a product bean
  • Transaction handling

27writing your first bean

  • How to develop an EJB component
  • Understading how to call beans
  • Deploying and running application on weblogic
  • Implementing component interfaces
  • Exceptions and EJB
  • What happens during create ()and remove()?

28.Introduction to entity beans

  • Introduction
  • Session bean subtypes
  • Special characteristics of stateless sessions beans
  • Archievinh the effect of pooling with statement beans
  • Example:a simple stateful session bean

29.Introduction to entity beans

  • Introduction
  • The files that make up an entity bean
  • Feartures of entity beans

30.bean managed persistent entity beans

  • Introduction
  • Finding existing entity beans
  • Setting up the database
 
 
 
 
 
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