The goal of this training is to make you familiar with all the Java servlet concepts and make you learn all the topics by working on projects related to the Java servlet. Some of the concepts covered under this training are Java servlets fundamentals and advanced training, JDBC working with Java servlets, JDBC servlet and JSP and many other topics are covered.
In response to the ‘Change’ and ‘Need’ what we have discussed earlier, let us first move ahead with the ‘Change’ part and then ‘Need’. So, what has changed in the web pages is a valuable question.
Over some time, there has been a considerable change in the webpage, the webpages have grown in size to around 25% what it used to earlier. The changes are not related to a dimension but the size. The reasons behind this are – report from HTTP archive
To counter these changes the concerned authorities came up with a solution known as Dynamic web pages using Java Servlet. A Dynamic web page is a page that interacts with the users; it changes every time a user interacts with it. The changes are also related to duration or location, also to user access and also due to the type of user interaction. There are two types of dynamic web pages :
Client-side: These develop client-side content, generated on the client-side, here the user web browser downloads the web page from the server process it and then displays the content to the users.
Server-side: Changes that are made at the server’s end when a user makes any action like login pages, form submission, actions take while shopping, and many others.
The need related to these enhancements or changes lies in the fact of providing more enriched user experiences. A static website fails to impress users whereas a dynamic website using Java Servlet becomes gives an eye-catching experience to its users. The more they interact the more they can engage the users.
While Static websites hold a benefit of being fast, cheap and easy integration the dynamic websites give dynamic content, easy to update, and being more powerful features like login, payments, shopping, etc
With our Java Servlet Training, a candidate opens the door to the utmost possibilities of learning some high demand skills, techniques, and tools. Each of these skills is discussed in detail without compromising on the fundamentals parts. Follows below are some of the crucial skills you can learn – Java, Java Servlet, JavaJ2EE, Server Tomcat, Servlet mapping techniques, Servlet context, server configuration, Server loading, MVC design patterns, Servlet request dispatcher theory, java servlet dispatcher theory, java servlet session tracking, servlet cookies login logout, servlet HTTP session login logout, database concepts in details, Servlet filters, JDBC, Servlet API, Servlet life cycle, Servlet life cycle methods, creating servlet App on Tomcat Server, Generic servlet, understanding request processing and HTTP, Handling session in the servlet, JSP.
