Java Full Stack Development Syllabus

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Java Full Stack Development
By Deepak Sir

Course Introduction : The Java Full Stack Development Course contains all the backend technologies i.e. Core Java, Advance Java (JDBC, Servlet & JSP), Spring Framework and Spring Boot; then we have covered frontend technologies i.e. HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, AJAX, Bootstrap; and also we have covered database technologies i.e. JDBC, Hibernate, JPA, Data JPA with MySQL & Oracle Databases. A lot of tools like Eclipse, Netbeans, VS Code, Apache Server are also covered very deeply.

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Syllabus

Module 1 : Core Java (Backend)
Chapter 1 : Java Introduction
  • 1.1   Introduction To All Languages
  • 1.2   Introduction To Java; Difference Between C, C++ & Java
  • 1.3   Difference Between Java & Python; Java Features
  • 1.4   Java Software's Download & Install
  • 1.5   Steps To Create Java First Program
  • 1.6   Java Program Structure & Explanation
  • 1.7   Compile & Run Java Program
  • 1.8   main() Method Deep Explanation
  • 1.9   Deep Explanation of Compilation & Execution Of Java Program
Chapter 2 : Programming Language Terms & Fundamentals
  • 2.1   Data Types
  • 2.2   Type Casting
  • 2.3   Number Systems
  • 2.4   Variables
  • 2.5   Literals & Operators
  • 2.6   Keywords & Identifiers
Chapter 3 : Control Statements
  • 3.1   Selection Statements (if, if-else, if-else-if, switch)
  • 3.2   Iteration Or Looping Statements (for, while & do-while loop)
  • 3.3   Jump Statements (break, continue & return)
  • 3.4   Control Statements Programs
  • 3.5   Star Pattern Programs
  • 3.6   Numbers & Alphabets Patterns Programs
Chapter 4 : OOP's Concepts
  • 4.1   Programming Paradiagm
  • 4.2   Class, Objects & Methods
  • 4.3   Constructors
  • 4.4   Deep Explanation Of Object Creation
  • 4.5   Relationship In Java Classes - Part 1 (IS-A or Inheritance)
  • 4.6   Relationship In Java Classes - Part 2 (HAS-A or Association)
  • 4.7   Dependency Injection & Relationship In Java Classes - Part 3 (USES-A)
  • 4.8   Polymorphism - Part 1 (Method Overloading)
  • 4.9   Polymorphism - Part 2 (Method Overriding)
  • 4.10   Data Hiding & Abstraction
  • 4.11   Interfaces
  • 4.12   Encapsulation
  • 4.13   "this" Keyword
  • 4.14   "super" & "final" Keywords
  • 4.15   "static variables" & "static blocks"
  • 4.16   Nested Classes In Java
  • 4.17   "static methods" & "static nested class"
  • 4.18   Packages - Part 1 (Pre-defined Packages)
  • 4.19   Packages - Part 2 (User-defined Packages)
  • 4.20   Packages - Part 3 (jar Files & Menifest File)
Chapter 5 : GUI (Graphical User Interface) - AWT & Swing
  • 5.1   Introduction & Programs for AWT & Swing
  • 5.2   Event Handling in AWT
Chapter 6 : Project 1 (TicTacToe Game)
  • 6.1   TicTacToe Game - Design
  • 6.2   TicTacToe Game - Backend
  • 6.3   TicTacToe Game - Register & Login
  • 6.4   TicTacToe Game - Store Game Details
Chapter 7 : Exception Handling
  • 7.1   Error & Exception Introduction
  • 7.2   Checked & Unchecked Exceptions
  • 7.3   "throw" & "throws" Keyword
  • 7.4   "try-catch" Block & Different Combinations
  • 7.5   "finally" Block; "try-catch-finally" Different Combinations
  • 7.6   User Defined Exceptions
Chapter 8 : Strings
  • 8.1   String Introduction
  • 8.2   String Class Constructors & Methods
  • 8.3   StringBuffer, StringBuilder & StringTokenizer Classes
  • 8.4   String Programs
Chapter 9 : Multithreading & Synchronization
  • 9.1   Multithreading Introduction
  • 9.2   Thread Creation (Using Runnable Interface)
  • 9.3   Thread Creation (Using Thread Class) & Case Studies
  • 9.4   Thread Life Cycle
  • 9.5   Thread Class Methods (Explanation & Programs)
  • 9.6   Synchronization
  • 9.7   ThreadGroup Class
  • 9.8   Thread-Pool Framework
  • 9.9   Callable & Future Interface
  • 9.10   ThreadLocal Class
Chapter 10 : Java Input / Output
  • 10.1   Java IO Introduction
  • 10.2   Byte Stream Classes & Explanation
  • 10.3   Character Stream Classes & Explanation
  • 10.4   Dynamic Input Approach
  • 10.5   File Handling With Programs
  • 10.6   Serialization, Deserialization & Externalization
Chapter 11 : Project 2 (Notepad Editor)
  • 11.1   Notepad Editor - Designing
  • 11.2   Notepad Editor - Backend
Chapter 12 : Socket Programming & RMI (Remote Method Invocation)
  • 12.1   Netword Introduction
  • 12.2   Socket Programming
  • 12.3   RMI Explanation
Chapter 13 : Project 3 (Chatting Application)
  • 13.1   Chatting Application Backend
  • 13.2   Chatting Application On Multiple Systems
Chapter 14 : Arrays
  • 14.1   Data Structure & Arrays Introduction
  • 14.2   Single Dimensional Array (1-D Array)
  • 14.3   Multi-Dimensional Array (2-D Array)
  • 14.4   Multi-Dimensional Array (3-D Array)
  • 14.5   Matrix Array
  • 14.6   Jagged Array
  • 14.7   Anonymous Array
  • 14.8   "Array" Class
  • 14.9   Array Programs (Sorting, Searching, Insertion & Deletion)
  • 14.10   Array More Programs
Chapter 15 : Collections Framework & Generics
  • 15.1   Introduction To Collections Framework
  • 15.2   Collection Interface
  • 15.3   List (Interface) & Its Methods
  • 15.4   List Implemented Classes (ArrayList, LinkedList, Vector & Stack)
  • 15.5   Cursors In Collections (Enumeration, Iterator & ListIterator)
  • 15.6   Set (Interface), SortedSet (Interface) & NavigableSet (Interface)
  • 15.7   Set Implemented Classes (HashSet, LinkedHashSet & TreeSet)
  • 15.8   Comparable & Comparator Interface
  • 15.9   Queue (Interface) & Its Methods
  • 15.10   Queue Implemented Classes (PriorityQueue, Deque & ArrayDeque)
  • 15.11   Abstract Design Pattern
  • 15.12   Map (Interface) & Entry (Interface) & Its Methods
  • 15.13   Map Implemented Classes (HashMap, LinkedHashMap, IdentityHashMap & WeakHashMap)
  • 15.14   SortedMap (Interface) & NavigableMap (Interface)
  • 15.15   TreeMap (Class)
  • 15.16   Hashtable (Class); Working Of Hashtable & HashMap
  • 15.17   Dictionary, Properties & Concurrent Collections
  • 15.18   Generics
Chapter 16 : Java 8 Features
  • 16.1   Default & Static Methods In Interface
  • 16.2   Functional Interfaces
  • 16.3   Lambda Functions
  • 16.4   Predicate, Function, Consumer, Supplier (Functional Interfaces)
  • 16.5   Stream API
  • 16.6   Method Reference & Constructor Reference
  • 16.7   Date & Time API
Chapter 17 : Java Database Connection (JDBC)
  • 17.1   Download & Install MySQL 8 Database
  • 17.2   SQL Queries
  • 17.3   JDBC Select Query
  • 17.4   JDBC Insert, Update & Delete Queries
  • 17.5   JDBC Development
Chapter 18 : Project 4 (Billing Software)
  • 18.1   Project Documentation; SDLC Life Cycle
  • 18.2   Project Designing Basics
  • 18.3   StartProject & Login Page
  • 18.4   Optimized Database Code
  • 18.5   Regex Introduction & Programs
  • 18.6   JTable; Update & Delete Employee
  • 18.7   Insert Images In Database
  • 18.8   Login To Different Modules
  • 18.9   Profile Page
  • 18.10   View & Update Employee Profile
  • 18.11   Item Details & Add To Cart
  • 18.12   Update & Delete Items From Cart
  • 18.13   Generate Total Bill
  • 18.14   Customer Billing
  • 18.15   Customer Shopping Details
  • 18.16   Import & Export Database
Chapter 19 : Applets & Simple Project
  • 19.1   Introduction & Programs
  • 19.2   Digital Clock
Chapter 20 : Project 5 (Car Crach Game)
  • 20.1   Game Design
  • 20.2   Game Logic & Backend
  • 20.3   Game Score
Module 2 : Frontend Technologies
Chapter 1 : Software’s Installation
  • 2.1   Software’s used for advance java (JDK, Editors, IDE’s – Netbeans & Eclipse, Servers, MySQL & Oracle)
  • 2.2   Versions of each software
  • 2.3   Installation of each software
  • 2.4   Resolving each software installation problems
Chapter 2 : Web Front End Technologies - HTML
  • 3.1   HTML Introduction
  • 3.2   Create Basic HTML page
  • 3.3   HTML Tags
  • 3.4   Create basic registration web page
Chapter 3 : XML (Extensible Markup Language)
  • 4.1   XML Introduction
  • 4.2   Difference between HTML & XML
  • 4.3   XML Features
  • 4.4   XML Naming Conventions
  • 4.5   XML Syntax
  • 4.6   XML Elements, Attributes & Comments
  • 4.7   XML Related Technologies
Chapter 4 : Web Front End Technologies - CSS (Cascading Style Sheet)
  • 5.1   CSS Introduction
  • 5.2   CSS Selector types
  • 5.3   How to add CSS
  • 5.4   CSS Properties
  • 5.5   CSS Pseudo-Class
  • 5.6   CSS Pseudo-Elements
  • 5.7   CSS Selectors
  • 5.8   CSS Menu-bars
  • 5.9   Vertical Menu bar
  • 5.10   Horizontal Menu bar
  • 5.11   CSS Shadows / Animations
  • 5.12   Simple Website Template
  • 5.13   CSS Media Queries
Chapter 5 : Web Front End Technologies - HTML-5
  • 6.1   Difference between HTML & HTML-5
  • 6.2   HTML-5 tags
Chapter 6 : Web-Template Project
  • 7.1   Creating “Responsive Web Template” using HTML 5 and CSS
Chapter 7 : Web Front End Technologies - JavaScript
  • 8.1   What is JavaScript
  • 8.2   Why we study JavaScript
  • 8.3   Features of JavaScript
  • 8.4   Where we can use JavaScript in different fields
  • 8.5   Software’s used for JavaScript
  • 8.6   Create simple JavaScript Program
  • 8.7   Variables, Data-Types & Operators in JavaScript
  • 8.8   Control Statements in JavaScript
  • 8.9   JavaScript functions
  • 8.10   BOM (Browser Object Model)
  • 8.11   DOM (Document Object Model)
  • 8.12   JavaScript Events
  • 8.13   JavaScript Events Programs
  • 8.14   JavaScript RegEx
  • 8.15   JavaScript form validations
Chapter 8 : Web Front End Technologies - jQuery
  • 9.1   jQuery Introduction
  • 9.2   How to use jQuery
  • 9.3   jQuery Events
  • 9.4   jQuery Effects
  • 9.5   jQuery animations
  • 9.6   jQuery HTML manipulations
  • 9.7   jQuery Image Gallery
  • 9.8   jQuery Image Sliders
  • 9.9   jQuery programs
Chapter 9 : Web Front End Technologies - Bootstrap
  • 10.1   Bootstrap Introduction
  • 10.2   How to use Bootstrap
  • 10.3   Bootstrap layouts (container, container-fluid, row, col)
  • 10.4   Bootstrap Simple Template
  • 10.5   Bootstrap Classes
  • 10.6   Margin classes
  • 10.7   Padding classes
  • 10.8   Horizontal classes
  • 10.9   Vertical classes
  • 10.10   Align-content classes
  • 10.11   Align-self classes
  • 10.12   Bootstrap CSS Components
    • 10.12.1   Typography
    • 10.12.2   Colors
    • 10.12.3   Alerts
    • 10.12.4   Buttons
    • 10.12.5   ButtonGroups
    • 10.12.6   Images
    • 10.12.7   Tables
    • 10.12.8   Badges
    • 10.12.9   Progress Bar
    • 10.12.10   Spinners
    • 10.12.11   Pagination
  • 10.13   Bootstrap JS Components
    • 10.13.1   Dropdown
    • 10.13.2   Collapse
    • 10.13.3   Nav Menus
    • 10.13.4   Navbar
    • 10.13.5   Modal
    • 10.13.6   Carousel
    • 10.13.7   Tooltip
    • 10.13.8   Scrollspy
    • 10.13.9   Popover
Module 3 : Java Database Connectivity - JDBC (Database Technology)
Chapter 1 : SQL & JDBC
  • 1.1   What is data & Information
  • 1.2   What is database
  • 1.3   Types of Database
  • 1.4   What is DBMS & RDBMS
  • 1.5   Difference between DBMS & RDBMS
Chapter 2 : SQL (Structured Query Language)
  • 2.1   What is SQL
  • 2.2   SQL Data Types
  • 2.3   SQL Operators
  • 2.4   Types of SQL Commands
  • 2.5   DDL (Data Definition Language) – create, alter, drop, rename, truncate
  • 2.6   DML (Data Manipulation Language) – insert, delete, update, call
  • 2.7   Stored Procedure
  • 2.8   DQL (Data Query Language) – select
  • 2.9   SQL Joins
Chapter 3 : Java Database Connection (JDBC)
  • 3.1   JDBC Introduction
    • 3.1.1   What is JDBC
    • 3.1.2   History & Versions of JDBC
    • 3.1.3   Features of JDBC
    • 3.1.4   Working of JDBC
    • 3.1.5   JDBC Components
    • 3.1.6   Steps to develop JDBC Application
    • 3.1.7   JDBC Architecture
  • 3.2   JDBC Drivers
    • 3.2.1   What is Driver
    • 3.2.2   Types of Driver
    • 3.2.3   Type 1, 2, 3, 4 Drivers
    • 3.2.4   Architecture of Drivers
    • 3.2.5   Description of Drivers
    • 3.2.6   Advantages & Disadvantages of each drivers
  • 3.3   JDBC with MySQL & Oracle
    • 3.3.1   Working with MySQL & Oracle
    • 3.3.2   Working with JDBC in Netbeans (IDE) and MySQL (Database)
    • 3.3.3   Working with JDBC in Eclipse (IDE) and MySQL (Database)
    • 3.3.4   How to download and install Oracle Database
    • 3.3.5   Working with JDBC in Netbeans (IDE) and Oracle (Database)
    • 3.3.6   Working with JDBC in Eclipse (IDE) and Oracle (Database)
  • 3.4   JDBC API (java.sql package) Deep Explanation
    • 3.4.1   What is Class.forName(“----”);
    • 3.4.2   Methods of Class class
    • 3.4.3   How and when to use it ?
    • 3.4.4   Diagramatically Show java.sql package with program
    • 3.4.5   Explain each and every interface and classes with methods
  • 3.5   Deep Working Of Java Application With Database
    • 3.5.1   Diagramatically show java.sql package with program, also show model classes in paint by creating table
    • 3.5.2   Explain each and every interface and classes with methods
    • 3.5.3   Show jar files import oracle and MySQL in different projects
  • 3.6   JDBC Interview questions
    • 3.6.1   Programs for select, insert, update & delete queries
    • 3.6.2   Provide task on user input 1,2,3,4 edit update delete insert 5 exit,ok
    • 3.6.3   Difference between execute(), executeQuery() & executeUpdate() with programs
  • 3.7   PreparedStatement Concepts
    • 3.7.1   What is PreparedStatement
    • 3.7.2   When we should use PreparedStatement
    • 3.7.3   Working of PreparedStatement
    • 3.7.4   Programs for select, insert, update & delete
  • 3.8   CallableStatement with StoredProcedure
    • 3.8.1   What is CallableStatement
    • 3.8.2   Create Stored Procedure
    • 3.8.3   Steps to develop CallableStatement programs
    • 3.8.4   Callable Statement programs with stored procedures
    • 3.8.5   Deep explanation of CallableStatement
    • 3.8.6   Stored Functions
    • 3.8.7   Programs for Stored Functions
    • 3.8.8   Difference between Stored procedure and Function
  • 3.9   ResultSet Deep Explanation
    • 3.9.1   ResultSet Introduction
    • 3.9.2   ResultSet Types
    • 3.9.3   ResultSet Methods
    • 3.9.4   ResultSet Programs
    • 3.9.5   ResultSet Types
    • 3.9.6   Difference between Forward Only (Non-Scrollable) & Scrollable
    • 3.9.7   Difference between Scroll Sensitive & Scroll Insensitive
  • 3.10   Database Connection Different Approaches
    • 3.10.1   try catch finally approach
    • 3.10.2   try with resource approach
    • 3.10.3   Different connection class approach (using static method approach)
    • 3.10.4   Singleton Class Approach
    • 3.10.5   Properties file JDBC Connection Approach
  • 3.11   Transaction Management
    • 3.11.1   What is transaction
    • 3.11.2   Types of transaction
    • 3.11.3   Properties of transaction
    • 3.11.4   How to implement transaction in JDBC
    • 3.11.5   Implementation of Transaction Management using Program
    • 3.11.6   Bank Application
    • 3.11.7   Savepoint Interface
    • 3.11.8   Transaction Inconsistency Problems
    • 3.11.9   Isolation Levels
  • 3.12   Batch Updations & SQL Injection
    • 3.12.1   What is Batch Updations
    • 3.12.2   Methods of Batch Updations
    • 3.12.3   Programs using Statement & PreparedStatement & Internal Working of Batch Updations
    • 3.12.4   Advantages & Disadvantages of Batch Updations
    • 3.12.5   What is SQL Injection Attack
    • 3.12.6   Program violating security in login form
    • 3.12.7   How to prevent SQL Injection Attack
  • 3.13   Metadata & Date / Time / Timestamp in Java
    • 3.13.1   What is Metadata
    • 3.13.2   Types of Metadata
    • 3.13.3   Date, Time & Timestamp in Java
  • 3.14   BLOB & CLOB
    • 3.14.1   What is BLOB & CLOB
    • 3.14.2   Difference between BLOB & CLOB
    • 3.14.3   Programs for inserting & retrieving images and files from database
  • 3.15   Connection Pooling
    • 3.15.1   What is Connection Pooling
    • 3.15.2   How Connection Pooling works
    • 3.15.3   What is DataSource
    • 3.15.4   Different ways to provide Connection Pooling
    • 3.15.5   Different ways to get Connection Pooling
  • 3.16   RowSet
    • 3.16.1   What is RowSet
    • 3.16.2   Syntax and methods of RowSet
    • 3.16.3   Difference between ResultSet & RowSet
    • 3.16.4   RowSet Program
    • 3.16.5   Types of RowSet
    • 3.16.6   Hierarchy of RowSet
    • 3.16.7   JdbcRowSet with program (select, insert, update, delete)
    • 3.16.8   CachedRowSet
    • 3.16.9   Different ways to get CachedRowSet object
    • 3.16.10   Program to check ResultSet & JdbcRowSet is connected and CachedRowSet is disconnected
    • 3.16.11   CachedRowSet programs (select, insert, update, delete)
    • 3.16.12   WebRowSet
    • 3.16.13   WebRowSet programs (select, insert, update, delete)
    • 3.16.14   JoinRowSet
    • 3.16.15   JoinRowSet program
  • 3.17   RowId
    • 3.17.1   RowId
    • 3.17.2   RowIdLifetime
    • 3.17.3   RowId & RowIdLifetime programs
Module 4 : Advance Java (Backend)
Chapter 1 : Advance Java Introduction
  • 1.1   Technologies to be covered in advance java
  • 1.2   What are Web Application Technologies and Enterprise Application Technologies
  • 1.3   Why we should learn these technologies
  • 1.4   How to become Java Full Stack Developer
Chapter 2 : Client & Server Communication (Basics of Computer Network)
  • 2.1   What is Static & Dynamic Websites
  • 2.2   Java EE Introduction
  • 2.3   Difference between Web Application & Distributed Application
  • 2.4   Technologies used for Web Application & Distributed Application

  • 2.5   Introduction of Server Side Technologies
  • 2.6   CGI Introduction, Working & Disadvantages
  • 2.7   Servlet introduction, working, advantages, disadvantages & practical part
  • 2.8   JSP introduction, working, advantages, disadvantages & practical part
  • 2.9   Difference between CGI & Servlet
  • 2.10   Difference between Servlet & JSP
  • 2.11   Servlet & JSP in MVC pattern framework

  • 2.12   Client Server Architecture
  • 2.13   What is URI, URL & URN
  • 2.14   Deep syntax of URL

  • 2.15   Protocol Introduction
  • 2.16   Why we use HTTP protocol in client-server architecture
  • 2.17   HTTP request methods
  • 2.18   What is difference between GET & POST
  • 2.19   Response Code or Status Code

  • 2.20   Server Introduction
  • 2.21   Difference between Web Server & Application Server
  • 2.22   Difference between Server & Container
Chapter 3 : Servlets
  • 3.1   Servlet Introduction & Servlet API
    • 3.1.1   What is Servlet
    • 3.1.2   Servlet API (package, interfaces & classes)
    • 3.1.3   Different ways to create Servlet, but why there are so many different ways
    • 3.1.4   Adaptor Designing Pattern
    • 3.1.5   Servlet Life Cycle
  • 3.2   web.xml file (standard deployment descriptor)
    • 3.2.1   What is web.xml file
    • 3.2.2   Properties of web.xml file
    • 3.2.3   Responsibilities of web.xml file
    • 3.2.4   Servlet configuration in web.xml file
  • 3.3   Apache Tomcat Server
    • 3.3.1   Download, Install & Run Tomcat Server
    • 3.3.2   Change port number of Tomcat Server
    • 3.3.3   Change username & password of Tomcat Server
    • 3.3.4   Tomcat folder architecture explanation
    • 3.3.5   Servlet project folder architecture explanationaaa
  • 3.4   Create Servlet First Program (Using Simple Editor)
    • 3.4.1   Steps to create Servlet Program in Simple Editor
    • 3.4.2   What is res.setContentType(“text/html”);
    • 3.4.3   What is PrintWriter out=res.getWriter();
  • 3.5  "war" file Explanation
    • 3.5.1   What is war file
    • 3.5.2   Create & Deploy war file
  • 3.6   Deep explanation of working of servlet program
  • 3.7   Request Object Explanation
    • 3.7.1   Headers Data
    • 3.7.2   Parameters Data
    • 3.7.3   Attributes Data
    • 3.7.4   Programs on all above
  • 3.8   Servlet Program using IDE’s
    • 3.8.1   Simple program using Netbeans
    • 3.8.2   How to configure server in Eclipse
    • 3.8.3   Simple program using Eclipse
  • 3.9   ServletContext
    • 3.9.1   Properties of ServletContext
    • 3.9.2   Syntax & Methods of ServletContext
    • 3.9.3   How to get ServletContext object
    • 3.9.4   How to store data in ServletContext
  • 3.10   ServletConfig
    • 3.10.1   Properties of ServletConfig
    • 3.10.2   Syntax & Methods of ServletConfig
    • 3.10.3   How to get ServletConfig object
    • 3.10.4   How to store data in ServletConfig
  • 3.11   Servlet Communication
    • 3.11.1   What is Servlet Communication
    • 3.11.2   Types of Servlet Communications
    • 3.11.3   Servlet Communication with Browser
    • 3.11.4   Through Request-Response Object
    • 3.11.5   Through sendError() method
    • 3.11.6   Request Redirection
    • 3.11.7   Servlet Communication with Web Components (servlets or JSP or html)
    • 3.11.8   What is RequestDispatcher
    • 3.11.9   Forward() & include() methods
    • 3.11.10   Servlet Communication with Applets
    • 3.11.11   Steps for creating Applet Program
    • 3.11.12   Interview Questions
  • 3.12   Session Management using HttpSession
    • 3.12.1   What is Session Management
    • 3.12.2   Examples of Session Management
    • 3.12.3   Different types of Session Management Techniques
    • 3.12.4   HttpSession Session Management
    • 3.12.5   Program for HttpSession
  • 3.13   HttpSession Deep Explanation
    • 3.13.1   What is difference between getSession() & getSession(boolean)
    • 3.13.2   Internal Working of HttpSession Mechanism
    • 3.13.3   Disadvantages of HttpSession Session tracking mechanism approch
  • 3.14   Session Management using Cookies
    • 3.14.1   Cookie Introduction
    • 3.14.2   What is Cookie
    • 3.14.3   Where does cookie store
    • 3.14.4   Types of cookies
    • 3.14.5   What does cookie contain
    • 3.14.6   Use of cookies
    • 3.14.7   How cookies are transferred
    • 3.14.8   How to implement cookie in servlets
    • 3.14.9   Cookie class methods
    • 3.14.10   Remember-Me program using Cookie
  • 3.15   Session Management using URL-Rewriting
    • 3.15.1   What is URL-Rewriting
    • 3.15.2   How to achieve URL-Rewriting
    • 3.15.3   Deep backend working of URL-Rewriting
    • 3.15.4   Advantages of URL-Rewriting
    • 3.15.5   What is hidden form field
    • 3.15.6   Program for hidden form field
  • 3.16   Annotations in Java & Servlets
    • 3.16.1   Annotations Introduction
    • 3.16.2   Categories of Annotations
    • 3.16.3   Annotations in servlets
    • 3.16.4   Types of Annotations in Servlets
    • 3.16.5   Attributes used in @WebServlet
    • 3.16.6   Attributes used in @WebInitParam
    • 3.16.7   Attributes used in @WebFilter
  • 3.17   Servlet Filter
    • 3.17.1   What is Filter
    • 3.17.2   Use of Filter
    • 3.17.3   Filter API
    • 3.17.4   Filter (Interface)
    • 3.17.5   FilterChain (Interface)
    • 3.17.6   FilterConfig (Interface)
    • 3.17.7   Filter Life-Cycle
    • 3.17.8   How to implement Filter
    • 3.17.9   How to map filters in web.xml file
    • 3.17.10   Filter programs (validations)
Chapter 4 : JavaMail API
  • 4.1   JavaMail API Introduction
  • 4.2   Protocol used in JavaMail API
  • 4.3   Difference between SMTP & MIME
  • 4.4   Jar files & Classes used in JavaMail API
  • 4.5   Different ways to send email
  • 4.6   Steps to send an email
  • 4.7   Methods of Session, MimeMessage & Transport classes
Chapter 5 : Servers
  • 5.1   Download, Install & Run Tomcat Server
  • 5.2   Change port number of Tomcat Server
  • 5.3   Change username & password of Tomcat Server
  • 5.4   Tomcat folder architecture explanation
  • 5.5   Servlet project folder architecture explanation
Chapter 6 : JSP (Java Server Pages)
  • 6.1   JSP Introduction
    • 6.1.1   JSP Introduction
    • 6.1.2   Advantages of JSP over Servlets
    • 6.1.3   Features of JSP
    • 6.1.4   How to create and run JSP pages using simple editor
    • 6.1.5   How to create and run JSP pages in IDE’s (Eclipse & Netbeans)
  • 6.2   JSP Life Cycle & Class Hierarchy
    • 6.2.1   JSP Life Cycle
    • 6.2.2   Backend working of JSP
    • 6.2.3   JSP related classes & interface hierarchy
  • 6.3   JSP Tags
    • 6.3.1   Where JSP translated servlets are stored in case of IDE’s
    • 6.3.2   JSP different tags diagram
  • 6.4   JSP Directive Tags/Elements ( <%@ directive attribute=”--”%> )
    • 6.4.1   Directive Tag Introduction
    • 6.4.2   Page Directive
    • 6.4.3   Attributes of page directive
      • Language
      • contentType
      • pageEncoding
      • info
      • import
      • extends
      • errorPage
      • isErrorPage
      • session
      • buffer
      • autoFlush
      • isThreadSafe
      • isElIgnored
    • 6.4.4   Include Directive
    • 6.4.5   Taglib Directive
  • 6.5   JSP Scripting Tags/Elements
  • 6.6   Declaration Tag ( <%!----%> )
  • 6.7   Scriptlet Tag ( <%----%> )
  • 6.8   Expression Tag ( <%= ---- %> )
  • 6.9   JSP 9 implicit objects
  • 6.10   JSP Scopes
  • 6.11   JSP Standard Action Tags
    • 6.11.1   What are JSP Action Tags
    • 6.11.2   What is JSP Standard Action Tag
    • 6.11.3   JSP Bean related Standard Action Tags
      • useBean
      • setProperty
      • getProperty
    • 6.11.4   JSP Standard Action Tags
      • Include
      • forward
      • param
    • 6.11.5   JSP Standard Action Tags (similar to scripting elements/tags)
      • declaration
      • scriptlet
      • expression
    • 6.11.6   JSP Standard Action Tags (Applet related tags)
      • plugin
      • fallback
      • params
  • 6.12   JSP Custom Action Tags
    • 6.12.1   What are JSP Custom Action Tags
    • 6.12.2   Advantages of JSP Custom Action Tags
    • 6.12.3   Methods & Fields in Custom Tags API’s
    • 6.12.4   How to create .tld file
    • 6.12.5   Create Tag-Handler class
  • 6.13   JSP login-register-profile application
  • 6.14   Expression Language (EL)
    • 6.14.1   Expression Language (EL)
    • 6.14.2   What are expression language
    • 6.14.3   Implicit objects in EL
    • 6.14.4   Operators in EL
    • 6.14.5   Reserved Words in EL
  • 6.15   JSTL (Java Standard Tag Library)
    • 6.15.1   What is JSTL
    • 6.15.2   How to use JSTL
    • 6.15.3   JSTL all 5 tags
    • 6.15.4   JSTL Core Tags programs
Chapter 7 : Project (Job Portal)
  • 7.1   Create index.jsp page
  • 7.2   Create different header.jsp, menubar.jsp & footer.jsp pages and include them in index.jsp page using tag
  • 7.3   Create register.jsp page
  • 7.4   Simple registration part using servlet and MySQL database
  • 7.5   Create login.jsp page

  • 7.6   Client side validations in register.jsp page
  • 7.7   Validations using RegEx
  • 7.8   Database validations
  • 7.9   Server side validations

  • 7.10   User profile
  • 7.11   Edit profile
  • 7.12   Logout

  • 7.13   Add, Display, Update & Delete Education Details
  • 7.14   Add, Display, Update & Delete Experience Details

  • 7.15   Developers Level JDBC coding (Points to remember)

  • 7.16   Performing action from 2 buttons within single form using JavaScript

  • 7.17   Upload & Update file (Profile Pic)
  • 7.18   Profile Pic session changes in Login & Register servlets

  • 7.19   Upload & Download Resume
  • 7.20   Resume builder
  • 7.21   Create PDF file in java
  • 7.22   Set image, table in PDF file

  • 7.23   Post jobs in database
  • 7.24   Display all jobs
  • 7.25   Display particular job details
  • 7.26   Apply for jobs
  • 7.27   My Applied jobs
  • 7.28   Delete applied jobs

  • 7.29   AJAX Introduction
  • 7.30   How AJAX works
  • 7.31   XMLHttpRequest object introduction
  • 7.32   Methods of XMLHttpRequest object
  • 7.33   Properties of XMLHttpRequest object
  • 7.34   Search jobs using AJAX
  • 7.35   Search jobs by location using AJAX

  • 7.36   Search jobs in index.jsp page
  • 7.37   Login using cookies
  • 7.38   Create company.jsp page
  • 7.39   Show all jobs related to companies
  • 7.40   About Us and Contact Us page
  • 7.41   Display google-map in jsp page
  • 7.42   Contact Us jsp page
  • 7.43   Setting cookies & Request Dispatcher with error messages
  • 7.44   Send thank you mail to users
Module 5 : Spring Framework (Backend)
Chapter 1 : Spring Core Module
  • 1.1   Advance Java Terminologies
  • 1.2   Spring Introduction
  • 1.3   Spring Container (IOC Container)
  • 1.4   POJO and JavaBean classes
  • 1.5   Spring First Program; Bean Factory & Application Context
  • 1.6   "id" and "name" attribute
  • 1.7   Java Configuration File
  • 1.8   @Component; Bean Scope
  • 1.9   Bean Life Cycle Deep Explanation
  • 1.10   Properties Configuration using XML, Java & Annotations
  • 1.11   Properties Configuration using XML (constructor-arg tag)
  • 1.12   Dependency Injection (DI)
  • 1.13   Setter Method DI vs Constructor DI
  • 1.14   P-Namespace and C-Namespace
  • 1.15   DI using Java Config File
  • 1.16   Autowiring Introduction
  • 1.17   XML Based Autowiring
  • 1.18   Autowiring using Annotations
  • 1.19   Other Topics - Global Attributes, Bean Inheritance, Abstract Bean, Profiling, Nested Beans, Method Replacer
  • 1.20   Bean Validations
  • 1.21   Logging Explanation; Logging using "Java Logging API"
  • 1.22   Logging using "Log4j"; Logging in Spring
  • 1.23   Internationalization & Localization
  • 1.24   SpEL (Spring Expression Language)
Chapter 2 : MAVEN
  • 2.1   Maven Deep Explanation
  • 2.2   Purpose and benefits of using Maven
  • 2.3   POM File
  • 2.4   Maven using CMD
  • 2.5   Maven Project in Eclipse
Chapter 3 : Spring AOP Module
  • 3.1   AOP Introduction
  • 3.2   AOP Terminologies
  • 3.3   AOP Implementation using XML Configuration DTD Based
  • 3.4   AOP Implementation using XML Configuration XSD Based
  • 3.5   AOP Implementation using Java & Annotations
Chapter 4 : SQL & JDBC
  • 4.1   Database Introduction
  • 4.2   Download & Install MySQL
  • 4.3   SQL Introduction & SQL Commands
  • 4.4   JDBC Introduction; Database Connection
  • 4.5   JDBC CRUD Operations - Part 1 (Insert, Update, Delete, Select)
  • 4.6   ResultSet Working
  • 4.7   JDBC Development Approach
  • 4.8   Statement vs PreparedStatement
  • 4.9   SQL Injection Attack
  • 4.10   Batch Updations
  • 4.11   Transaction Management
  • 4.12   DataSource
  • 4.13   Connection Pooling
Chapter 5 : Spring with JDBC; DAO Design Pattern
  • 5.1   Introduction & Spring JDBC - Insert, Update & Delete
  • 5.2   Plain - JDBC vs Spring - JDBC
  • 5.3   NamedParameterJdbcTemplate
  • 5.4   Spring Batch Updates
  • 5.5   Spring Connection Pooling
  • 5.6   Design Pattern Introduction
  • 5.7   DAO Introduction & programs
  • 5.8   Spring JDBC - DAO
Chapter 6 : Spring with Hibernate (ORM - 1)
  • 6.1   ORM (Object Relational Mapping)
  • 6.2   Data Persistency
  • 6.3   Hibernate Deep Explanation
  • 6.4   Hibernate Program (Using XML Mapping)
  • 6.5   Hibernate Program (Using Annotations Mapping)
  • 6.6   Hibernate CRUD Operations
  • 6.7   Spring with Hibernate
Chapter 7 : Spring with JPA (ORM 2)
  • 7.1   JPA Introduction
  • 7.2   Java Persistence API Classes & Interfaces
  • 7.3   JPA Program Explanation
  • 7.4   JPA CRUD Operations
  • 7.5   JPQL (Java Persistence Query Language)
  • 7.6   Named Queries in JPA
  • 7.7   Native SQL Queries in JPA
  • 7.8   Spring with JPA
Chapter 8 : Spring Data JPA
  • 8.1   Spring Data JPA Introduction
  • 8.2   Spring Data JPA Practical 1 - Core CRUD Operations
  • 8.3   Spring Data JPA Practical 2 - Query Methods
Chapter 9 : Servlets & JSP
  • 9.1   Web Application Introduction
  • 9.2   Servlet Introduction and First Program
  • 9.3   HttpServlet Hierarchy
  • 9.4   Servlet Life Cycle
  • 9.5   "web.xml" file Explanation
  • 9.6   Annotations in Java & Servlet
  • 9.7   Request Object (HttpServletRequest & HttpServletResponse)
  • 9.8   Http Methods; Difference between GET & POST
  • 9.9   Servlet Communication; sendRedirect() vs RequestDispatcher
  • 9.10   Session Management (HttpSession)
  • 9.11   HttpSession Internal Working
  • 9.12   Cookies
  • 9.13   URL-Rewritting
  • 9.14   Hidden Form Field
  • 9.15   ServletContext
  • 9.16   ServletConfig
  • 9.17   Filters in Servlet
  • 9.18   JSP Introduction
  • 9.19   JSP Life Cycle
  • 9.20   JSP Tags Categories
  • 9.21   JSP Scripting Tags (Scripting, Directive & Expression Tag)
  • 9.22   JSP Directive Tags (Page, Include & Taglib Directive Tag)
  • 9.23   JSP Action Tags (Standard & Custom Action Tags)
  • 9.24   JSP Implicit Objects
  • 9.25   Expression Language
  • 9.26   JSTL (JSP Standard Tag Library)
  • 9.27   MVC Design Pattern
Chapter 10 : Spring WEB-MVC Module
  • 10.1   Spring WEB & WEB-MVC Introduction
  • 10.2   Spring WEB & WEB-MVC Architecture
  • 10.3   Steps to create Spring WEB-MVC Program
  • 10.4   @Controller, Handler Methods, @RequestMapping etc
  • 10.5   Data Transfer in Controllers (Model & ModelAndView)
  • 10.6   HttpSession & @SessionAttributes
  • 10.7   Spring Form Tag Library; @ModelAttribute
  • 10.8   Spring Form Validations
  • 10.9   Error & Exception Handling
  • 10.10   Spring MVC Tiles
  • 10.11   Upload Files (Image, PDF, Word etc)
  • 10.12   Download Files (Image, PDF, Word etc)
  • 10.13   Internationalization in Web App
  • 10.14   Spring MVC Program using Java Configurations
Chapter 11 : Spring Security
  • 11.1   Spring Security Introduction
  • 11.2   Types & Flow of Spring Security
  • 11.3   Spring Security Programs using XML (Authentication & Authorization)
  • 11.4   Spring Security Programs using Java (Authentication & Authorization)
Module 6 : Spring Boot (Backend + API)
Chapter 1 : Spring Core Module
  • 1.1   Advance Java Terminologies
  • 1.2   Spring Introduction
  • 1.3   Spring Container (IOC Container)
  • 1.4   POJO and JavaBean classes
  • 1.5   Spring First Program; Bean Factory & Application Context
  • 1.6   "id" and "name" attribute
  • 1.7   Java Configuration File
  • 1.8   @Component; Bean Scope
  • 1.9   Bean Life Cycle Deep Explanation
  • 1.10   Properties Configuration using XML, Java & Annotations
  • 1.11   Properties Configuration using XML (constructor-arg tag)
  • 1.12   Dependency Injection (DI)
  • 1.13   Setter Method DI vs Constructor DI
  • 1.14   P-Namespace and C-Namespace
  • 1.15   DI using Java Config File
  • 1.16   Autowiring Introduction
  • 1.17   XML Based Autowiring
  • 1.18   Autowiring using Annotations
Chapter 2 : MAVEN
  • 2.1   Maven Deep Explanation
  • 2.2   Purpose and benefits of using Maven
  • 2.3   POM File
  • 2.4   Maven using CMD
  • 2.5   Maven Project in Eclipse
Chapter 3 : Spring Boot Core
  • 3.1   Spring Boot Introduction
  • 3.2   Spring Boot Program Deep Explanation
  • 3.3   Install STS Tool in Eclipse and Create Spring Boot Project
  • 3.4   Download & Install STS IDE and Create Spring Boot Project
  • 3.5   Spring Initializr
  • 3.6   Auto Configurations in Spring Boot
  • 3.7   Starters with Dependencies
  • 3.8   Dependency Management
  • 3.9   POM and BOM; Application Properties
  • 3.10   Spring Boot Basic Programs
  • 3.11   Logging Deep Explanation
  • 3.12   Logging using "Java Logging API"
  • 3.13   Java Logging API - Task
  • 3.14   "SLF4J" - Logging Facade
  • 3.15   Logging using "Logback"
  • 3.16   Spring Boot Logging
Chapter 4 : Spring Boot AOP
  • 4.1   AOP Introduction
  • 4.2   AOP Terminologies
  • 4.3   Spring Boot AOP Programs
Chapter 5 : SQL & JDBC
  • 5.1   Database Introduction
  • 5.2   Download & Install MySQL
  • 5.3   SQL Introduction & SQL Commands
  • 5.4   JDBC Introduction; Database Connection
  • 5.5   JDBC CRUD Operations - Part 1 (Insert, Update, Delete, Select)
  • 5.6   ResultSet Working
  • 5.7   JDBC Development Approach
  • 5.8   Statement vs PreparedStatement
  • 5.9   SQL Injection Attack
  • 5.10   Batch Updations
  • 5.11   Transaction Management
  • 5.12   DataSource
  • 5.13   Connection Pooling
Chapter 6 : Spring Boot with JDBC
  • 6.1   Spring Boot with JDBC Introduction; DataSource
  • 6.2   JdbcTemplate; CRUD Operations (Insert, Update, Delete, Select)
  • 6.3   Plain-JDBC vs Spring-JDBC
  • 6.4   Spring Connection Pooling
  • 6.5   NamedParameterJdbcTemplate
  • 6.6   Batch Updates in Spring Boot
  • 6.7   Connection Pooling in Spring Boot
Chapter 7 : Spring Boot DAO
  • 7.1   Design Pattern Introduction
  • 7.2   DAO Introduction & programs
  • 7.3   Spring Boot JDBC - DAO
Chapter 8 : Spring Boot with Hibernate (ORM - 1)
  • 8.1   ORM (Object Relational Mapping)
  • 8.2   Data Persistency
  • 8.3   Hibernate Introduction & Its Architecture
  • 8.4   Hibernate Program (Using XML Mapping)
  • 8.5   Hibernate Program (Using Annotations Mapping)
  • 8.6   Hibernate Auto-Increment
  • 8.7   Hibernate CRUD Operations
  • 8.8   Spring Boot with Hibernate
Chapter 9 : Spring Boot with JPA (ORM - 2)
  • 9.1   JPA Introduction
  • 9.2   Java Persistence API Classes & Interfaces
  • 9.3   JPA Program Explanation
  • 9.4   JPA CRUD Operations
  • 9.5   JPQL (Java Persistence Query Language)
  • 9.6   Named Queries in JPA
  • 9.7   Native SQL Queries in JPA
  • 9.8   Spring Boot with JPA
Chapter 10 : Spring Boot Data JPA
  • 10.1   Spring Data JPA Introduction
  • 10.2   Spring Boot with Spring Data JPA Practical 1 - Core CRUD Operations
  • 10.3   Spring Boot with Spring Data JPA Practical 2 - Query Methods
Chapter 11 : Servlets & JSP
  • 11.1   Web Application Introduction
  • 11.2   Servlet Introduction and First Program
  • 11.3   HttpServlet Hierarchy
  • 11.4   Servlet Life Cycle
  • 11.5   "web.xml" file Explanation
  • 11.6   Annotations in Java & Servlet
  • 11.7   Request Object (HttpServletRequest & HttpServletResponse)
  • 11.8   Http Methods; Difference between GET & POST
  • 11.9   Servlet Communication; sendRedirect() vs RequestDispatcher
  • 11.10   Session Management (HttpSession)
  • 11.11   HttpSession Internal Working
  • 11.12   Cookies
  • 11.13   URL-Rewritting
  • 11.14   Hidden Form Field
  • 11.15   ServletContext
  • 11.16   ServletConfig
  • 11.17   Filters in Servlet
  • 11.18   JSP Introduction
  • 11.19   JSP Life Cycle
  • 11.20   JSP Tags Categories
  • 11.21   JSP Scripting Tags (Scripting, Directive & Expression Tag)
  • 11.22   JSP Directive Tags (Page, Include & Taglib Directive Tag)
  • 11.23   JSP Action Tags (Standard & Custom Action Tags)
  • 11.24   JSP Implicit Objects
  • 11.25   Expression Language
  • 11.26   JSTL (JSP Standard Tag Library)
  • 11.27   MVC Design Pattern
Chapter 12 : Spring Boot WEB-MVC Module
  • 12.1   Spring WEB & WEB-MVC Introduction & Architecture
  • 12.2   Spring MVC Components Deep Explanaition
  • 12.3   Steps to create Spring WEB-MVC Program
  • 12.4   Controller, Handler Methods, HTTP Request Method Annotations
  • 12.5   Data Transfer in Controllers (Model & ModelAndView)
  • 12.6   HttpSession & @SessionAttributes
  • 12.7   Spring Form Tag Library; @ModelAttribute
  • 12.8   Spring Form Validations
  • 12.9   Error & Exception Handling
  • 12.10   Thymeleaf Introduction
  • 12.11   Thymeleaf Installation
  • 12.12   Spring Boot First Web-Mvc Program
  • 12.13   Spring Boot with Thymeleaf Programs
Chapter 13 : Web Frontend Technologies
  • 13.1   Download & Install Visual Studio Code
  • 13.2   HTML Introduction & Programs
  • 13.3   CSS Introduction & Programs
  • 13.4   JavaScript Introduction & Programs
  • 13.5   JavaScript Functions & Events Programs
  • 13.6   jQuery Introduction & Programs
  • 13.7   Bootstrap Introduction & Programs
  • 13.8   AJAX Introduction & Programs
Chapter 14 : Education CRM Project
  • 14.1   Education CRM Project Requirements & Documentation
  • 14.2   User Modules Designing - Index, Login, Register, Profile & MyEnrollments Page
  • 14.3   Admin Modules Designing - Login & Profile Page
  • 14.4   User Module Backend - Login & Register
  • 14.5   User Module Backend - Client & Server Side Validations
  • 14.6   User Module Backend - Get Course Details From Database
  • 14.7   User Module Backend - Payment Gateway Integration
  • 14.8   User Module Backend - Store Purchased Course in Database
  • 14.9   User Module Backend - Generate Order Id and Store in Database
  • 14.10   User Module Backend - Get All Logged In User Purchased Course
  • 14.11   Admin Module Backend - Login, Profile, Add & View Courses
  • 14.12   Admin Module Backend - Edit & Delete Courses
  • 14.13   Admin Module Backend - Pagination
  • 14.14   Admin Module Backend - Employee Management
  • 14.15   Employee Module Frontend & Backend for Login
  • 14.16   Employee Module Backend - Sell Course
  • 14.17   Employee Module Backend - New Inquiry
  • 14.18   Employee Module Backend - Inquiry Management
  • 14.19   Employee Module Backend - Follow Ups
  • 14.20   Admin Module Backend - Employee Sales Information
  • 14.21   Admin Module Backend - Dashboard Graphs & Charts
  • 14.22   Admin Module Backend - Customer Management & Feedback
Chapter 15 : Spring Boot RESTful Web Services
  • 15.1   API & Web Services Deep Explanation
  • 15.2   SOAP vs REST
  • 15.3   Create RESTful Web Services and Programs
  • 15.4   RESTful Web Service Annotations
  • 15.5   RESTful Web Service CRUD Operations
  • 15.6   RESTful Web Service Response Handling (ResponseEntity & Optional)
  • 15.7   Error & Exception Handling in RESTful Web service
  • 15.8   Jackson Introduction; Data Binding Programs
  • 15.9   Streaming API & Tree Model Programs
  • 15.10   Jackson Annotations
  • 15.11   Read Online API in Spring Boot Web App
  • 15.12   Pagination
Chapter 16 : Spring Boot Security
  • 16.1   Spring Security Introduction & Flow Explanation
  • 16.2   Spring Security Classes & Interfaces
  • 16.3   In-Memory & Web Based Authentication Programs
  • 16.4   Form-based Authentication
  • 16.5   Database (ORM) Authentication
  • 16.6   O-Auth 2.0 Deep Explanation
  • 16.7   O-Auth 2.0 Program (Generate Token)
  • 16.8   Open ID Connect (Sign In With Google)
  • 16.9   JWT (JSON Web Token) Introduction
  • 16.10   JWT Program Explanation
Chapter 17 : Spring Boot Microservices
  • 17.1   Microservices Introduction & Programs
  • 17.2   Microservices Architecture & Deep Explanation
  • 17.3   API Gateway (Spring Cloud Gateway) Program; YAML File
  • 17.4   Service Discovery Server (Eureka) Program
  • 17.5   API Gateway & Service Discovery Server Program