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Java Servlet Programming


Develop and test server-side applications that use servlets for the control and flow of e-business
applications. Students will learn Servlets and interactions with JSPs using WSAD V5.0, the role that the
Servlet plays in the MVC architecture, and database operations using Servlets and session tracking.

OBJECTIVES:
1. Build servlets according to the current Servlet 2.3 specification
2. Integrate servlets into a complete J2EE application
3. Test servlets using the WebSphere Test Environment
4. Develop web applications with servlets.
5. Access and manipulate databases from a servlet.
6. Maintain user session information

TOPICS:
1. An introduction to web application development with servlets.
2. User input processing.
3. HTML output generation.
4. Session tracking.
5. Database accessing.
6. Deploying web applications

PRACTICAL WORK:
Students will have the opportunity to build a simple Java program, servlets using WSAD v5.

AUDIENCE:
Java programmers

PREREQUISITES:
You should understand essential concepts of Object-Oriented Programming and be able to write
simple Java programs with assistance.

DURATION:
2 days

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OUTLINE:
1. J2EE PROGRAMMING USING IBM WEBSPHERE STUDIO APPLICATION DEVELOPER
WSAD V5.0
Perspectives and views
WSAD J2EE development
WSAD project concepts
EJB project
Web project
The WebSphere Test Environment in WSAD
2. SERVLETS – BASIC
Servlet overview
HTTP Servlet API
Servlet life cycle
Example
Developing servlets
Create a Web project in WSAD
Code, test and debug a servlet
3. SERVLET INTERACTION INTERFACE
Request
Response
ServletContext
Servlet session tracking
4. SERVLET PROGRAMMING – ADVANCED
Programming with the MVC model
JDBC and database connection pooling
Session tracking
Integrating servlet and JSP
Examples
DB2 UDB JDBC drivers in WSAD
Create a JavaBean with WSAD
Add attributes and getters and setters with WSAD

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