JAVA Programming

●► Object Oriented Cocepts
●► Introduction to JAVA
●► Writing Java Classes
●► Language Fundamentals
●► Inheritance and Polymorphism
●► Interfaces
●► Java Miscellaneous
●► Introduction to AWT
●► Event Handling in AWT and Swing
●► Layout Managers
●► GUI
●► Exception handling
●► Multi Threading
●► IO & File Handling
●► IO & Utility Classes
●► Applets
●► Socket Programming
●► JDBC

Advanced JAVA Programming

Chapter 1: Review of Java Fundamentals

●► The Java Environment
●► Data Types
●► The String Class
●► The StringBuffer Class
●► Arrays
●► Passing Data Types to a Method
●► Constructors and Initialization
●► Inheritance
●► Abstract Classes
●► Interfaces
●► Static Data, Methods, and Blocks
●► Wrapper Classes
●► I/O

Chapter 2: Packaging and Distributing a Java Application

●► Packages
●► Managing Source and Class Files
●► The javadoc Utility
●► Documenting Classes and Interfaces
●► Documenting Fields
●► Documenting Constructors and Methods
●► Running the javadoc Utility
●► jar Files
●► The Manifest File
●► Bundling and Using Jar-Packaged Resources

Chapter 3: Miscellaneous Enhancements

●► Enhanced for Loop
●► Autoboxing and Auto-Unboxing
●► Static Imports
●► varArgs
●► Typesafe Enums
●► Formatted Strings
●► Format Specifier Syntax
●► Format Specifier Conversions
●► Format Specifier Flags
●► Formatted Integers Example
●► Formatted Floating Points Example
●► Formatted Strings Example
●► Formatted Dates Example
●► Complex Formatted Example

Chapter 4: Assertions

●► Introduction
●► Assertion Syntax
●► Compiling with Assertions
●► Enabling and Disabling Assertions
●► Assertion Usage

Chapter 5: Regular Expressions

●► Regular Expressions
●► String Literals
●► Character Classes
●► Quantifiers
●► Capturing Groups and Backreferences
●► Boundary Matchers
●► Pattern and Matcher

Chapter 6: The Java Collection Classes

●► Introduction
●► The Arrays Class
●► Searching and Sorting Arrays of Primitives
●► Sorting Arrays of Objects
●► The Comparable and Comparator Interfaces
●► Sorting - Using Comparable
●► Sorting - Using Comparator
●► Collections
●► Lists and Sets
●► Iterators
●► Lists and Iterators Example
●► Maps
●► Maps and Iterators Example
●► The Collections Class
●► Rules of Thumb

Chapter 7: Generics

●► Introduction
●► Defining Simple Generics
●► Generics and Subtyping
●► Wildcards
●► Bounded Wildcards
●► Generic Methods

Chapter 8: Advanced I/O

●► Introduction
●► Basic File I/O Example
●► Buffered I/O
●► The Console Class
●► Object Serialization
●► Serialization Issues
●► Compressed Files
●► Zip File Example
●► Writing Your Own I/O Classes
●► Property Files
●► The Preferences Class

Chapter 9: Enhanced I/O

●► Introduction
●► Channels
●► Buffers
●► Typed Buffers
●► Direct Buffers

Chapter 10: Logging API

●► Introduction
●► Loggers
●► Logger Levels
●► Logger Handlers
●► Specifying Handlers and Formatters
●► Configuring Handlers
●► LogManager

Chapter 11: Networking

●► Networking Fundamentals
●► The Client/Server Model
●► InetAddress
●► URLs
●► Sockets
●► A Time-of-Day Client
●► Writing Servers
●► Client/Server Example

Chapter 12: Threads and Concurrency

●► Review of Fundamentals
●► Creating Threads by Extending Thread
●► Creating Threads by Implementing Runnable
●► Advantages of Using Threads
●► Daemon Threads
●► Thread States
●► Thread Problems
●► Synchronization
●► Performance Issues

Chapter 13: Remote Method Invocation (RMI)

●► Introduction
●► RMI Architecture
●► The Remote Interface
●► The Remote Object
●► Writing the Server
●► The RMI Compiler
●► Writing the Client
●► Remote Method Arguments and Return Values
●► Dynamic Loading of Stub Classes
●► Remote RMI Client Example
●► Running the Remote RMI Client Example

Chapter 14: Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)

●► Introduction
●► Relational Databases
●► Structured Query Language
●► A Sample Program
●► Transactions
●► Meta Data