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Learn client-side HTML, scripting, and ActiveX controls with server-side scripting and COM/DCOM components to create dynamic content and sophisticated Web-based applications using Active Server Pages (ASP) from the comfort

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COURSE INFO

Tuition Includes

Live Instructor Assistance
Server Space to Upload and Test your Work
JSP Developer Certificate
Course Manual
Free One (1) year Server Space to display your Portfolio
Access to Online Course Notes

What you will know after completing this course:

How to Process Forms
How to Write SQL Statements
How to Write Form Results to a text file
How to use JSP to Insert, Delete, Update or Retrieve information from a Database
How to send e-mail using JSP

Java Server Pages is one of the fastest-growing technologies on the Web. JSPs are used to create dynamic or database-driven web pages. Java Application Servers can be installed for both Windows and UNIX systems.

What you will learn in this course:

The fundamental concepts of programming JSPs
How to use them to retrieve data posted from a form on a web page.
Advanced Form Handling with JSP

Course Length
Instructor-Led Classroom
Daytime: 2 days, 9am-4pm
Evening: 4 evenings, 6pm-9pm

Instructor-Led Online Learning
Daytime: 2-6Wks
Evenings: 2-6Wks

Instructor-Led Self-Paced
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Variables:
Java has a special syntax for setting and accessing variables' values. Students will assign string and numeric values to variables and perform basic string and numeric operations on these variables.

If-Else Conditionals:
Students will learn how to test if a variable is equal to a particular value. This technique is used to validate the data submitted in the registration.

Looping Structures:
Java provides looping constructs to iterate through a sequence of instructions. Different examples will be illustrated: loops that iterate a fixed number of times and loops that iterate indefinitely until a particular condition is fulfilled.

Forms:
Students will learn how to pass <form> and URL-appended variables from one page to another. This technique is used to error-check form fields and output submitted data.

Simple Tips for Big Results:
Students will learn a series of Java commands that are simple to learn and use, yet very powerful. These include sending e-mail from a page, creating global variables, and inserting separate text files into your page.

Introduction
Setting up your Developer Environment
Installing the Application Server
Testing your Installation
Summary

Module 1:

Introduction to Java Server Pages
Benefits of Using JSP
Creating JSP Pages
Writing your First JSP Code
Saving your JSP Files Code
Viewing your JSP Code

Module 2
Setting the default scripting language
Using multiple scripting languages
Adding comments to your JSP
Server Side Includes & JSP Pages

Module 3

Using the request Object
Retrieving form values with JSP
Extending the Request Object
Using Conditional Statements
Changing page properties
Using Expression Statements

Module 4
Understanding Variables
Declaring Variables
Working with Session Variables
Setting Session Variables
Assigning Values to Session Variables
Setting Attributes
Retrieving Session Variables
Resetting Session Variables

Module 5
Writing Form Results to a text file
Obtaining the Path of the File
Setting the path of the file
Using the File Writer
Conserving Resources with the Buffered Writer
Using the Write Method
Closing the Text File

Module 6
Reviewing your Work So Far
Understanding Java Packages
Understanding the String Buffer
Understanding Java I/O
Working with the File Reader
Working with the File Write
Understanding File Buffering
Reading Text Files

Module 7

Sending Email with JSP
Reading Email from Text Files
Generating Automatic Email Messages
Building Email Messages
Setting the Email Server
Sending Bulk Email

Module 8
Overview of Database Access
Accessing Databases
JDBC Driver Types
Type 1: JDBC-ODBC Bridge, Plus ODBC Driver
Type 2: Native-API Driver
Type 3: JDBC-Net, Pure Java Driver
Type 4: Native-Protocol, Pure Java Driver
JDBC Basics
Installing and Setting Up a Type 1 Driver
Establishing a Database Connection
Writing SQL Codes to Insert, Delete and Update and Retrieve records from a database table

Module 9
Connecting to a database
Working with the Java.SQL Package
Working with Resultsets
Declaring the JDBC Driver
Retrieving Records from a database table
Looping through a resultset
Displaying the resultset

Module 10

Connecting to a database
Working with the Java.SQL Package
Working with Resultsets
Declaring the JDBC Driver
Inserting Records from a database table
Looping through a resultset
Displaying the resultset

Module 11
FINAL PROJECT