Description

An intensive course that will allow you to acquire in-depth mastery of the Java 5 language in the application of the principles of Object programming. You will use graphics libraries (AWT and Swing), input/output and database access libraries (JDBC). You will also cover the basics of Web programming and Applet programming.

Who is this training for ?

For whom ?

Designer, developer, engineer, operational project manager.

Prerequisites

Training objectives

Implement the principles of object-oriented programming

Master the syntax of the Java language

Master the main Java standard libraries

Master an integrated development environment for programming in Java

Training program

• Object techniques
  • - The general principles of Object modeling and programming.
  • - Abstraction and encapsulation: interfaces.
  • - The different forms of inheritance, polymorphism.
  • - Introduction to UML modeling: the static model, the dynamic model, the cooperation model, scenarios.
  • - Practical work The application of concepts to a case study which will be one of the guiding threads of the following exercises.
• Object programming with Java
  • - Syntax basics: variables, types, expressions, instructions, arrays, control structures and autoboxing.
  • - Defining and instantiating classes.
  • - Fields , methods, constructors, fields and static methods.
  • - Methods with variable number of arguments.
  • - Methodological aspects: class design.
  • - Compilation units and packages: control of class visibility, the import mechanism.
  • - The different forms of inheritance: extension and implementation.
  • - Interfaces and the implementation of interfaces.
  • - Pomorphism and its implementation.
  • - The construction of class hierarchies.
  • - The definition of derived classes, constructors, references.
  • - Code factorization: abstract classes.
  • - Simultaneous use of the implementation and the extension.
  • - Abstract classes.
  • - Generic types.
  • - Methodological aspects: grouping of constants, specification of services.
  • - Practical work Getting started with the development environment and programming a simple program.
  • - Programming the case study.
  • - Design and construction of a hierarchy of classes and of interfaces.
  • - Implementation of polymorphism and genericity.
  • - Introduction of exceptions.
• Graphical interface design (AWT, Swing)
  • - Basic concepts: principles of visualization and event management, some generic classes.
  • - Visualization of graphic components.
  • - Containers and Layouts: BorderLayout, FlowLayout, GridLayout, GridBagLayout and CardLayout.
  • - Construction of hierarchical containers.
  • - Some graphic components: labels, buttons, menus, text boxes, check boxes, canvas.
  • - Event management.
  • - Listeners and Adapters.
  • - The association of handlers with graphical components.
  • - The particularities of Swing .
  • - Practical work Construction of small applications or a small graphical interface for a few objects in the case study.
  • - Construction of a small editor or support counts events in the case study GUI.
• Introduction to Web Programming: Applets
  • - The principles and constituents of the Web.
  • - Applets: principles, life cycle, the Applet class.
  • - Integration of an Applet in a page? HTML, passing parameters, security issues.
  • - Practical work Construction of an Applet.
• I/O and some utility classes
  • - I/O.
  • - The hierarchy of input/output classes.
  • - Some classes for handling file systems.
  • - Some input/output classes working on byte streams, on char streams.
  • - Keyboard input/output.
  • - Serialization.
  • - Type encapsulation classes.
  • - System classes.
  • - Container classes.
  • - Observer classes.
• Connection to databases: JDBC
  • - The JDBC model and general principles.
  • - SQL reminders.
  • - Connection to a DBMS.
  • - Execution of queries and processing responses.
  • - The use of precompiled queries.
  • - Transactional concepts (A.
  • - C.
  • - I.
  • - D): atomicity, consistency, isolation, durability.
  • - Practical work Backup/consultation of data in a database.