SkillSoft Explore Course – Lambers, Inc.

IT Skills Software Design and Development Java Java EE 7

Servlets, JSP (Java Server Pages) and JSF (JavaServer Faces) facelets are key components of Java web applications. In this course, you'll begin by learning about the standards and architecture of web applications. You'll then be introduced to the distinguishing features of Java web technologies and how these technologies are incorporated into enterprise applications. The course will also introduce the Java API for RESTful web services, known as JAX-RS, and you'll learn how to configure a Java web application. The course will then cover servlets and JSPs in more detail and you will be provided with demonstrations and practice in using these components to build a web application.

Asset ID	sd_jeef_a02_it_enus
Course Type	Video Course
Course Category	Software Design and Development

Objectives
The Web Component Model start the course describe the reasons for web applications, and the standards associated with Java web applications give an overview of the components of server-side and client-side Java web applications describe how MVC can be used in Java web applications and describe the Java MVC architecture describe how the HTTP request-response model is used in Java EE applications Web Components describe and contrast Java EE web components: servlets, JSP components, and JSF facelets compare servlets and JSPS, and describe code for both components describe code for a JSF facelet and describe how to use the JSP expression language in JSP and facelet pages describe the code for a JAX-RS resource and a consuming web client describe web context root and alias mapping, data scope, page design, and tools in the context of Java web applications build a Java web application using a servlet, JSP, and a JAX-RS web service Build a Java web application using a servlet Creating a JAX-RS web service inspect a web page with developer tools Developing Servlets describe the Servlet API and an example of a basic servlet describe how to configure servlets with annotations and deployment descriptors set response headers and create the response body for a servlet in a Java EE application describe how to implement server-side processing in servlets to receive POST requests containing one or more files describe how servlet sessions are managed create a servlet controller class for a Java EE application create a servlet to upload files to a Java EE application Using JavaServer Pages describe JavaServer Pages and contrast them with servlets compare use of \|w JSPs to servlets for presentation in a Java web application describe how to work with JSP in a Java Web application describe JSP technology directives describe how to use JSP declarations, expressions, and scriptlets describe the available scopes for JavaServer Pages and how to access and work with scoped elements describe how to use the JSP taglib directive to extend tags that JSP can interpret and how to use Expression Language (EL) in JSP create a JSP for the main page of a Java web application, modify upload view pages, add a view page to display individual images, and add a settings view page to filter the items displayed on the main page Modify the upload view pages, and add a view page to display individual images Add a settings view page to filter the items displayed on the main page Practice: Servlets and JSPs practice configuring servlets and JSPs in a Java web application

Objectives

The Web Component Model

start the course
describe the reasons for web applications, and the standards associated with Java web applications
give an overview of the components of server-side and client-side Java web applications
describe how MVC can be used in Java web applications and describe the Java MVC architecture
describe how the HTTP request-response model is used in Java EE applications

Web Components

describe and contrast Java EE web components: servlets, JSP components, and JSF facelets
compare servlets and JSPS, and describe code for both components
describe code for a JSF facelet and describe how to use the JSP expression language in JSP and facelet pages
describe the code for a JAX-RS resource and a consuming web client
describe web context root and alias mapping, data scope, page design, and tools in the context of Java web applications
build a Java web application using a servlet, JSP, and a JAX-RS web service
Build a Java web application using a servlet
Creating a JAX-RS web service
inspect a web page with developer tools

Developing Servlets

describe the Servlet API and an example of a basic servlet
describe how to configure servlets with annotations and deployment descriptors
set response headers and create the response body for a servlet in a Java EE application
describe how to implement server-side processing in servlets to receive POST requests containing one or more files
describe how servlet sessions are managed
create a servlet controller class for a Java EE application
create a servlet to upload files to a Java EE application

Using JavaServer Pages

describe JavaServer Pages and contrast them with servlets
compare use of |w JSPs to servlets for presentation in a Java web application
describe how to work with JSP in a Java Web application
describe JSP technology directives
describe how to use JSP declarations, expressions, and scriptlets
describe the available scopes for JavaServer Pages and how to access and work with scoped elements
describe how to use the JSP taglib directive to extend tags that JSP can interpret and how to use Expression Language (EL) in JSP
create a JSP for the main page of a Java web application, modify upload view pages, add a view page to display individual images, and add a settings view page to filter the items displayed on the main page
Modify the upload view pages, and add a view page to display individual images
Add a settings view page to filter the items displayed on the main page

Practice: Servlets and JSPs

practice configuring servlets and JSPs in a Java web application