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Authors: Ramaraj E, Geetha P, Muthukumaran S
ISBN: 9789388005395
Copy Right Year: 2020
Pages: 698
Binding: Soft Cover
Publisher: Yes Dee Publishing
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The core objective of this book is designed for learners to improve the art ofself- learning and problem solving. It creates deep knowledge in Web based programming.
• Completely updated concepts of Java 8 and Java 9 versions
• All worked out examples are tested in Net Beans 8.2
• Covers Java Lambda and JShell programming concepts
• Gives detailed examples with step by step implementation procedure
| Weight | .76 kg |
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| Dimensions | 23 × 16 × 3 cm |
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1Introduction to Java Programming
1.2Difference between JDK,JRE and JVM
1.3EnvironmentSetup
Chapter2 Collections Modified
2.1Java –Collections Framework
2.2 The Interfaces in Collections Framework
2.3TheCollectionClasses
2.4 Methods of Collection Interface
2.5 The ArrayList Class
2.6 The LinkedList Class.
2.7 List Interface.
2.8 ListIterator Interface
2.9 Java HashSet Class
2.10 LinkedHashSetClass
2.11 TreeSet Class.
2.12 Java Queue Interface.
2.13 PriorityQueue Class
2.14 The ArrayDeque Class
2.15 Map Interface
2.16 HashMap Class
2.17 TreeMap Class
2.18 Comparable Interface
2.19 Comparator Interface
Chapter 3 Patterns
3.1 Design Patterns in Java
3.2Classification of Design Patterns
3.3PatternsDiscussedinDetail
3.3.1 Factory Method Pattern
3.3.2 Prototype Design Pattern
3.3.3 Singleton Design Pattern in Java
3.3.4AdapterPattern
3.3.5 Proxy Pattern
3.3.6 DecoratorPattern
3.3.7Command Pattern
3.3.8 Template Pattern
3.3.9 Mediator Pattern
Chapter 4 appletbasics layout
4.1 Basics of Applet
4.2Life Cycle of an Applet
4.3Display Methods in Applet
4.4 Passing Values Through Parameters
4.5Displaying Images in Applet
4.6 Displaying Graphics in Applet
4.7 Java Dialog Box
4.8 Graphical User Interface
4.8.1Frame
4.8.2Panel
4.9 Layout Managers in Java
4.9.1 Java BorderLayout
4.9.2 Java GridLayout
4.9.3 Java FlowLayout
4.9.4Java BoxLayout
4.9.5 Java CardLayout
4.9.6 Java GridBagLayout
Chapter 5 AWT Component Class
5.1AWT Component Classes
5.2 Labels
5.3 Buttons
5.4Checkboxes
5.5 CheckboxGroup
5.6ChoiceControls
5.7 Lists
5.8 Scrollbars
5.9 TextField
5.10TextArea
5.11 MenuBar
Chapter 6 Event Handling with AWT Components
6.1 Overview of Event Handling.
6.2 Event Classes
6.3 Event Listener Interfaces
6.4 Handling MouseEvents
6.5 The KeyListener Interface
Chapter 7 Swing Component Classes
7.1Swing Component Classes
7.2Hierarchy of Java Swing Classes
7.3Using the Swing Components
7.3.1 JLabel
7.3.2JButton
7.3.3JTextField
7.3.4JTextArea
7.3.5 JPasswordField
7.3.6 JCheckBox
7.3.7JRadioButton
7.3.8JComboBox
7.3.9JTable
7.3.10JList
7.3.11 JScrollBar
7.3.12Java JMenuBar,JMenu and JMenuItem
7.3.13 JProgressBar
7.3.14JTree
7.3.15 JColorChooser
7.3.16 JTabbedPane
7.3.17 JSlider
7.3.18JFileChooser
Chapter 8 Networking
8.1NetworkinginJava
8.2 Java Socket Programming
8.3 Socket Class
8.4 Java URL Class
8.5 Java URLConnection Class
8.6 HttpURLConnection Class
8.7 InetAddress Class
8.8 Java DatagramSocket and DatagramPacket
8.9 DatagramPacket Class
Chapter 9 JDBC
9.1Introduction to JDBC
9.2JDBC-SQLSyntax
9.3JDBC – Driver Types
9.4Steps Involved in JDBC Connection
9.5 JDBC-Statements, Prepared Statement, and CallableStatement
9.5.1 The Statement Objects
9.5.2 The Preparedstatement Objects
9.5.3 The Callablestatement Objects
9.6 JDBC-ResultSets
9.7ResultSetMetaData
9.8 Transaction Management in JDBC
Chapter 10 Servlets
10.1Introduction to Servlets
10.2TheServletContainer
10.3 Servlets Tasks
10.4ServletsPackages
10.5Servlets-LifeCycle
10.6Steps for Creating Servlets in NetBeans 8.2
10.7 The Servlet Interface
10.8GenericServletClass
10.9 SingleThreadModel Interface
10.10HttpServletClass
10.11 Servlets –Exception Handling
10.12SessionTrackinginServlets
10.12.1 Cookies in Servlet
10.12.2 Hidden Form Field
10.12.3URL Rewriting.
10.13HttpSession Interface
10.14ServletRequest Interface
10.15The ServletResponse Interface
10.16ServletCollaboration
10.17ServletContext
10.18 Servlets Database Connectivity Programs
Chapter 11 Server Side Programming – Java Server Pages
11.1 Introduction to JSP
11.2 JSP-Architecture
11.3 JSP-Life Cycle
11.4Components of a JSP Page
11.4.1TheScriptlet
11.4.2JSPDirectives
11.4.3 JSP Actions
11.5 JSPComments
11.6 JS Implicit Objects
11.7ControlFlowStatements in JSP
11.7.1 Decision-making Statements
11.7.2 Looping Statements
11.8 JSP-Directives.
11.8.1ThePageDirective
11.8.2The Include Directive
11.8.3TheTaglibDirective
11.9JSP-Actions
11.9.1 The <jsp:include>Action
11.9.2 The <jsp:forward>Action
11.9.3 The <jsp:setProperty>Action
11.9.4The <jsp:getProperty>Action
11.10 Scope of JSP Variables
11.11 JSP- Implicit Objects
11.12 JSP-Exception Handling
11.13 Sample Programs in JSP for Database Connectivity
Chapter 12 Client-Side Programming
12.1 Server Side and Client – Side Programming
12.2HTMLandXHTML
12.2.1Introduction to HTML
12.2.2 What is XHTML
12.2.3 Rules for Creating an XHTML Document
12.2.4XHTMLElements
12.2.5 XHTML Attributes
12.2.6 Rules to Convert from HTML to XHTML
12.3CascadingStyleSheets
12.3.1 CSS Syntax and Selectors
12.3.2 Adding CSS Styles to Web Pages
12.4 Steps for Creating an HTML Document in NetBeans IDE 8
12.5 Form Designing Using HTML, XHTML, DHTML and CSS
12.6HTMLFormControls
12.6.1 Text Input Controls
12.6.2 Password Input Controls
12.6.3 Multiple-Line Text Input Controls
12.6.4 Checkbox Control
12.6.5 Radio Button Control
12.6.6 Select Box Control
12.6.7FileUploadBox
12.6.8ButtonControls
12.6.9HiddenFormControls
Chapter 13Client-Side Validation Using JavaScript
13.1 Introduction to JavaScript
13.2 Client-Side Validation Using JavaScript
13.3 Automatic HTML Form Validation
13.4Form Validation Using JavaScript Onfocus, Onblur, Onsubmit, and Onreset
Events
13.5 Event Bubbling
Chapter 14 Content Structuring Using XML
14.1 Introduction to XML
14.2 XML-Syntax and Rules
14.3 XML Declaration
14.4 XML Elements
14.5 XML Attributes
14.6 XML Namespaces
14.7 Steps for Creating XML Document in NetBeans IDE 8.2
Chapter 15 AJAX
15.1 Introduction to AJAX
15.2 AJAX-The XMLHttpRequest Object
15.3 AJAX – Server Response
15.4 Database Connectivity Using AJAX
Chapter 16 JQUERY
16.1 Introduction to jQuery
16.2 Adding jQuery to Your Web Pages
16.3 jQuery Syntax
16.4 The Document Ready Event.
16.5 jQuery Selectors
16.6 jQuery Event Methods
16.7 jQuery – AJAX Introduction
16.8 jQuery – AJAX get() and post() Methods
Chapter 17 Java Lambda Expressions
17.1 Introduction to Java Lambda
17.2 Functional Interface in Java Lambda
17.2.1 Predefined Functional Interface in Java 8
17.3 Method Reference in Java Lambda
17.3.1 Method Reference to Static Method – Class::static Method Name
17.3.2 Method Reference to an Instance Method of an Object
17.3.3 Method Reference to an Instance Method of an Arbitrary Object of
Particular Type.
17.3.4 Method Reference to an Instance Method of an Arbitrary Object of
Constructor Type
17.4 Stream API in Java 8
17.4.1 Intermediate Operations
17.4.2 Terminal Operations
17.5 Optional Class in Java 8
17.6 Nashorn in Java 8
17.7 Base64Encode and Decode in Java 8
Chapter 18 Java 9 Concepts
18.1 JShell – (RPEL) in Java 9
18.2 Collection Factory Methods in Java 9
18.2.1 Immutable List Using Factory Methods
18.2.2 Immutable Set Using Factory Methods
18.2.3 Immutable Map Using Factory Methods
18.3 Private Interface in Java 9
18.4 Private Methods in Java 9
18.5 Diamond Operator for Anonymous Inner Class
18.6 Multiresolution Image API in Java 9
Dr. E. Ramaraj is Professor and Head, Department of Computer Science, Alagappa University, Karaikudi, Tamil Nadu. He is having more than 32 years of teaching and 17 years of research experience. There are more than 110 publications to his credit in reputed International and National Journals.
Dr. P. Geetha is Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science,Dr.Umayal Ramanathan College for women, Karaikudi, Tamil Nadu. She is having more than 13 years of teaching experience. She has published more than 20 research papers in reputed International/National Journals.
Mr. S. Muthukumaran is Research Scholar, Department of ComputerScience, Alagappa University, Karaikudi, Tamil Nadu. He is having7 years of teaching experience and has published a book and more than13 research papers in International Journals.
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