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Java , J2EE and JDBC Getting started on Java and Java Server Pages. It's easier than you think.
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Java/J2EE ... It's not as difficult as you think
Java, unfortunately, has bad rap for being difficult to learn. I hope my approach can ease those fears. The J2EE environment is a server side Java platform that runs servlets, JSPs and Web Services. J2EE is an alternative to Microsoft.NET and should be considered. For companies and organziations interested in getting started with Java. We use JDBC against an Oracle or MySql database.
This introductory format is not designed to be programming intensive and more focused on the Java design and J2EE environments. Additional consulting can be arranged for companies to help set up Windows versions of J2EE commercial versions of IBM Webspere, JBoss, OC4J (Oracle), WebLogic ( now part of Oracle) and Coldfusion (now part of Adobe). Tomcat J2EE is free and great starting point
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Java Fundamentals: JDK Installation and setup and simple Java and JDBC programs MySQL / Oracle Express 10g: Installation of MYSQL and/or Oracle Express 10g J2EE Web server: Tomcat We'll deploy or J2EE to Tomcat. We can use commercial versions if requested in advance. J2EE fundamentals: Java Server Pages(JSP) and Servlet Fundamentals, JSP using JDBC, JSP/JDBC calling a Java bean (Java class), Deployment to a J2EE Web server. Introduction to Java IDE Tool Will design simple applications, JSP and Java Beans using Netbeans or Oracle's J Developer |
Requirements:
Windows (Recommended): Windows 2000 or greater including XP or Vista. The preferred platform is XP Pro SP2. Administrator access is required for this tutorial. It is possible to setup a Java development environment without administrator access.
Linux: We can do most of the J2EE setup on Ubuntu or Fedora ... Advance notification required.
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