Enterprise Connectivity with J2EE v1.4 Part 4 JAXP and JDBC CBT Training CD

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Summary: Enterprise Connectivity with J2EE v1.4 Part 4 JAXP and JDBC
Review: Course Overview
This course will address the core and advanced features of J2EE SDK 1.4. Enterprise Connectivity.

Learn To

Match terms used in XML with their descriptions.
Identify features of Simple API for XML (SAX) parsing.
Identify actions performed by Simple API for XML (SAX) events that are fired when XML document items are parsed.
Match features of JDBC with the application development requirements that they meet.
Match a JDBC driver with the situation to which it is best suited.
Match the code fragments used to load JDBC drivers with the situations in which they can be used.

Audience
This course is intended for Java Programmers wishing to update their skills to the latest Java2 Enterprise Edition platform: SDK 1.4.

Deployment Options
e-Learning

Accreditation
NASBA credits: 4 CPE Credits

Language Options
US English

Total Learning Time
4 hours

Objectives
Unit 1: Java API for XML Processing 2 hours

Match terms used in XML with their descriptions.
Identify features of Simple API for XML (SAX) parsing.
Identify actions performed by Simple API for XML (SAX) events that are fired when XML document items are parsed.
Identify advanced features of Simple API for XML (SAX) parsing.
Identify features of Document Object Model (DOM).
Parse an XML document with a Document Object Model (DOM) parser.
Match subinterfaces of the Node interface with their descriptions.
Identify the method signatures for modifying the nodes in a Document Object Model (DOM) tree.
Identify the steps in validating a document by using XML Schema validation.
Identify features of Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT).
Identify the code for each phase of transforming an XML document.
Identify the steps for performing Document Object Model (DOM) transformations.

Unit 2: JDBC 2 hours

Match features of JDBC with the application development requirements that they meet.
Match a JDBC driver with the situation to which it is best suited.
Match the code fragments used to load JDBC drivers with the situations in which they can be used.
Identify the JDBC URL to be used for locating a database.
Identify the code used to connect to a database in a specific situation.
Identify the JDBC code to execute Data Manipulation Language (DML) commands.
Identify the code to process the results of a query by using a ResultSet object.
Identify advantages of using javax.sql instead of JDBC 3.0 Core API in specific situations.
Identify the code to implement a pooled connection data source.
Identify the code to configure a DataSource object with distributed transactional capabilities.
Match the classes that implement the RowSet interface and their features.