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This document outlines the objectives of a Java training program which includes learning console applications and core Java concepts, web application development using J2EE, database programming with JDBC, and the MVC design pattern. Trainees will also learn how to apply their skills to industry projects using frameworks like Struts and Spring, and tools like Hibernate for ORM and database interaction. Core topics include OOP, language fundamentals, inheritance, exceptions, collections, and multithreading.

CR Bridge Solutions Pvt Ltd. Java slides

Java Training Objective
 Learning Console Application(Core
Java)
 Web application (J2EE)
 Database Programming using JDBC
 Understand MVC
 Applicability to Industrial Projects
using Struts, Spring Framework
 Hibernate API

Core Java
 OOP’s Concepts
 Language Fundamentals
 Inheritance & Polymorphism
 Exception Handling
 Multithreading
 Collection Framework with Generics
 Java Database Connectivity

J2EE Web Component
 Introduction to J2EE Framework
 Servlet & Servlet 3.0 Features
 Java Server Pages (JSP)
 EL & JSTL

Applicability To Industry
 Struts2.x Framework
◦ Struts2 Architecture
◦ Struts2 Configuration
◦ Interceptors
◦ Validation etc.
◦ OGNL etc.

 ORM
 Hibernate Mapping
 HQL
 Hibernate Caching

 Introduction To Spring Framework.
 Dependency Injection

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2. Java Training Objective  Learning Console Application(Core Java)  Web application (J2EE)  Database Programming using JDBC  Understand MVC  Applicability to Industrial Projects using Struts, Spring Framework  Hibernate API

3. Core Java  OOP’s Concepts  Language Fundamentals  Inheritance & Polymorphism  Exception Handling  Multithreading  Collection Framework with Generics  Java Database Connectivity

4. J2EE Web Component  Introduction to J2EE Framework  Servlet & Servlet 3.0 Features  Java Server Pages (JSP)  EL & JSTL

5. Design Pattern  Model View Controller

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