1.1  Java EE Platform Overview
1.2  Java EE Platform – Distributed Multi Tiered Applications
1.3  Java EE – Web & Business Components
1.4  Java EE Containers – services & types
1.5  Java EE Application Assembly & Deployment – Packaging Applications, Java EE modules
1.6  Getting Started with Web Applications
1.7  Model View Controller (MVC)2 Architecture & Packaging EJB Module

2.1  Getting Started with Web Applications
2.2  Configuring Web Applications – Web application deployment descriptor
2.3  Web Application Life Cycle & Development
2.4  Packaging and deploying web applications, Ant build tool

3.1  SERVLETS
                 3.1.1  Servlet Overview
                            3.1.1.1 Life cycle of Servlet & Servlet Container
                            3.1.1.2 Handling Client HTTP Request & Server HTTP Response
                            3.1.1.3 Practical (Hands-on Working Examples)
                            3.1.1.4 Exploring web.xml
                            3.1.1.5 Initializing a Servlet
                  3.1.2  Using Scope Objects
                  3.1.3  Accessing Web Context – ServletContext initialization Parameters:
                  3.1.4  ServletContext Attributes (Context binder)
                  3.1.5  Practical (Hands-on Working Examples)
                  3.1.6  Request Dispatcher (Forward,Include) & Redirecting (sendRedirect)
                             3.1.6.1 Transferring Control to AnotherWeb Component
                             3.1.6.2 Including Other Resources in the Response
                             3.1.6.3 Redirecting (sendRedirect) to another Web Resource
                  3.1.7   Session Management, Request Dispatcher & Redirecting
                              3.1.7.1    Practical (Hands-on Working Examples)
                  3.1.8 Configuring Web Applications using Annotations

3.2  JSP
                 3.2.1  Introduction to JSP
                 3.2.2  JSP Architecture, API & life cycle
                 3.2.3  JSP Scripting Elements
                            3.2.3.1 Practical (Hands-on Examples)
                  3.2.4  JSP Directives, JSP Expression Language (EL)
                  3.2.5  JSP Implicit Objects & Standard JSP Tags
                             3.2.5.1 Practical (Hands-on Working Examples)
                  3.2.6  JSTL

4.1  JDBC Overview & Architecture
4.2  Step By Step Usage of JDBC API
4.3  Connecting to MySQL/Oracle 10g XE Database in Java
               4.3.1 Practical (Hands-on Working Examples)
4.4  Prepared Statement & JDBC Transactions
              4.4.1 Practical (Hands-on Working Examples)
4.5 Developing Web Applications with Oracle 10g XE /MySQL Database by    implementing Java Beans, DAO’s & MVC2 Architecture

5.1  Enterprise Java Beans (EJB 3.0)
                5.1.1  EJB Technology overview
                5.1.2  Introducing EJB 3.0
                5.1.3  EJB Container, Types of Beans
                5.1.4  Introduction to Java Naming and Directory Services (JNDI), Defining Client Access with Interfaces
                5.1.5  Creating a simple EJB3 Module using Session Beans
                5.1.6  Creating the Enterprise Application Project
                5.1.7  EJB 3.0 Persistence Programming Model – Introduction to Java Persistence API
                5.1.8  Object-Relational Mapping , JPA Annotations,  Entity Classes, Managing Entities,
                5.1.9  Accessing Entities in the Persistence Context, The EntityManager API, The Persistence Context,
                5.1.10 Entity Life Cycle , Creating Queries
                5.1.11  Java Persistence API Reference
                5.1.12  Designing a EJB application using Entity Bean & Session Bean
                5.1.13  Developing EJB3 Module using Stateless, Stateful Session Beans & Entity Beans. And creating an Enterprise Application Project using Eclipse Indigo 3.7.1 + JBOSS 7.1.0 + MySQL 5.5

6.1 Introduction to Web Services
6.2 Building Web Services with JAX-WS About Session Beans
6.3 Building RESTful Web Services with JAX-RS

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