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| Advanced Servlets and JSP Development with the Struts Framework |
| Duration: 5 days |
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This course is designed for developers who already have some experience in Java, Java Servlets and JavaServer Pages.
- Architects
- Designers
- Consultants
- Developers
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| Description |
| This course covers advanced design techniques and architectural patterns in the application of Java Servlets and JavaServer Pages (JSP) technologies for the development and implementation of enterprise-class web-based applications. The course also covers advanced topics in Web application security, Internationalization, and the Apache Struts framework. |
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| Objectives |
This course aims to teach a set of advanced skills necessary to implement extensible, maintainable, secure, robust and scalable enterprise applications using JSP and Servlets. On completion, attendees will be able to:
- Design and implement JSP/Servlet based systems using the Model 2 Framework
- Design and implement JSP/Servlet based systems using Struts
- Control the access to secure web recources using the authentication and authorization techniques
- Internationalize your web pages to enable a locale-specific customized view
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| Course Outline |
Advanced Java Servlet Architecture
- Concepts in Web Framework Design
- Model-View-Controller (MVC) Pattern
- Introduction to Model 2 Framework
- Action Interfaces and Action Handlers
- Action Factory
- Action Routers
Event Handling
- Event Handling in JSP and Servlets
- Handling sensitive form resubmissions
Struts Fundamentals
Fundamental concepts of the Struts framework
- Struts and MVC
- Quick review of web application
- Setting up a web application using Struts
- Controller class
- Custom Tag library
- Action Interfaces and Action handler classes
Building the Controller Component
- Implementing Action classes
- Defining Action mappings
- Modifying web application deployment descriptor
Building the Model Component
- Building ActionForm beans
- Building system state beans
- Building business logic beans
Building the View Component
HTML forms and FormBeans
- Building forms with Struts
Struts Tag Library
- HTML Tags
- Bean Tags
- Logic Tags
- Nested and Template Tags
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Exception Handling
- Declarative exception handling in Struts
- Programmatic exception handling in Struts
Validation
- Validation using form beans
- Validation using the Validator Framework
Internationalization and Localization
- Locales, Charsets and Unicode
- List and Property Resource Bundles
- Formatting locale-sensitive information
- Detecting locales from browser language preferences
- Using custom tags to implement internationalized web pages
- Struts resource bundles
Tiles
- Overview of templates and the tiles framework
- Using tiles for layout
- Using tiles custom tags
- Using tiles definitions
Security
- Servlet Authentication
- Principals and Roles
- Declarative Authentication
- Portability
- Authentication Types
- Basic Authentication
- Digest Authentication
- Form-Based Authentication
- SSL and Client Certificate Authentication
- Customizing Authentication
- Programmatic Authentication
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