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Tuition
Includes
- Live Instructor Assistance
- Server Space to Upload and Test your Work
- JSP Developer
(Level 2) Certificate
- Course Manual
- Free One (1) year Server Space to display your
Portfolio
- Access to Online Course Notes
What
you will know after completing this
course:
- How to Process Forms
- How to Write SQL Statements
- How to Write Form Results to a text file
- How to use JSP to Insert, Delete, Update or
Retrieve information from a Database
- How to send e-mail using
JSP
Java Server Pages is
one of the fastest-growing technologies on the Web.
JSPs are used to create dynamic or database-driven web
pages. Java Application Servers can be installed for
both Windows and UNIX systems.
What
you will learn in this course:
- The
fundamental concepts of programming
JSPs
- How
to use them to retrieve data posted
from a form on a web page.
- Advanced
Form Handling with JSP
Course
Length
Instructor-Led Classroom
Daytime:
2 days, 9am-4pm
Evening: 4 evenings, 6pm-9pm
Instructor-Led
Online Learning
Daytime:
2-6Wks
Evenings: 2-6Wks
Instructor-Led
Self-Paced
Set
Your Schedule
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Variables:
Java has a special syntax for setting
and accessing variables' values.
Students will assign string and numeric
values to variables and perform basic
string and numeric operations on these
variables.
If-Else
Conditionals:
Students will learn how to test if a
variable is equal to a particular value.
This technique is used to validate the
data submitted in the registration.
Looping
Structures:
Java provides looping constructs to
iterate through a sequence of
instructions. Different examples will be
illustrated: loops that iterate a fixed
number of times and loops that iterate
indefinitely until a particular
condition is fulfilled.
Forms:
Students will learn how to pass
<form> and URL-appended variables
from one page to another. This technique
is used to error-check form fields and
output submitted data.
Simple
Tips for Big Results:
Students will learn a series of Java commands that are
simple to learn and use, yet very powerful. These include
sending e-mail from a page, creating global variables,
and inserting separate text files into your page.
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