JavaServer Pages (JSP) Corporate Training Course

Join Edstellar's JavaServer Pages (JSP) training to develop dynamic web apps using Java. Master JSP, enhance UX, boost dev efficiency, and empower teams for robust web solutions. Accelerate success in the digital landscape with our expert-led training.

8 - 16 hrs
Instructor-led (On-site/Virtual)
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JavaServer Pages (JSP) Training

Drive Team Excellence with JavaServer Pages (JSP) Corporate Training

On-site or Online JavaServer Pages (JSP) Training - Get the best JavaServer Pages (JSP) training from top-rated instructors to upskill your teams.

JavaServer Pages (JSP) is a server-side technology for developing dynamic web pages and applications. It allows combining HTML or XML with Java code to create dynamic content that can interact with users, access databases, and perform server-side operations. JSP pages are compiled into Java servlets by the web container and executed on the server. The resulting dynamic content is then sent to the client's web browser.

Edstellar's instructor-led JavaServer Pages (JSP) Training Program elevates the organization's web development capabilities. The program provides hands-on experience and in-depth knowledge of JSP, enabling the development of robust web applications. The training empowers employees to leverage this powerful technology, resulting in faster development cycles and increased efficiency.

How does the JavaServer Pages (JSP) Training Program benefit organizations?

  • Enhances the efficiency of web application development processes
  • Allows for the separation of presentation logic from business logic
  • Facilitates parallel work and collaboration among development teams
  • Provides scalability to handle high user traffic and dynamic content
  • Adapts to evolving business needs and changing market requirements
  • Drives innovation by keeping up with emerging trends and technologies
  • Enhanced technical skills in JSP for employees
  • Scalable and flexible web application development capabilities
  • Provides a competitive edge in the digital landscape by staying up-to-date with web development practices

JavaServer Pages (JSP) Training for Employees: Key Learning Outcomes

Develop essential skills from industry-recognized JavaServer Pages (JSP) training providers. The course includes the following key learning outcomes:

  • Handle user input and forms using JSP
  • Utilize JSP tags and expressions effectively
  • Integrate JSP with Java Servlets for enhanced functionality
  • Access databases and perform data manipulation using JSP
  • Implement JSP technology to develop dynamic web applications
  • Implement session management and security features in JSP applications

Key Benefits of the Training

  • Get your teams trained by experienced and expert instructors 
  • Assessments to evaluate the understanding and application of the training outcomes
  • Post-training support, including access to resources, materials, and doubt-clearing sessions
  • The training schedule that minimizes disruption and aligns with the operational requirements
  • Training methodology includes a mix of theoretical concepts, interactive exercises, and group discussions
  • Specialized tools and cutting-edge techniques are used for driving tangible results and impact within the organizations
  • Flexibility in program duration, training format, and the ability to tailor the content to align with the organization's unique needs and goals

JavaServer Pages (JSP) Training Topics and Outline

This JavaServer Pages (JSP) Training curriculum is meticulously designed by industry experts according to the current industry requirements and standards. The program provides an interactive learning experience that focuses on the dynamic demands of the field, ensuring relevance and applicability.

  1. Overview of JSP technology
  2. Advantages of using JSP
  3. Comparison of JSP and Servlets
  1. Installing and configuring JDK
  2. Setting up a web server or servlet container
  3. Configuring IDEs for JSP development
  1. Client-server architecture in JSP
  2. Role of JSP in web application architecture
  3. Interaction between JSP container and servlet container
  1. Initialization phase
    • JSP container initialization
    • Loading and initializing JSP pages
  2. Compilation phase
    • JSP-to-Servlet translation
    • Generation of Java source code
  3. Execution phase
    • Handling client requests
    • Rendering dynamic content
  1. Scriptlets
  2. Expressions
  3. Declarations
  1. Page directive and its attributes
    • Language attribute
    • Import attribute
    • Session attribute
  2. Include directive for code reuse
    • Static inclusion
    • Dynamic inclusion
  3. Taglib directive for using custom tags
    • Declaring tag libraries
    • Mapping tag prefixes to URI
  1. Include action
  2. Forward action
  3. Redirect action
  1. Request object
    • getRequestURI()
    • getParameter()
    • setAttribute()
  2. Response object
    • setContentType()
    • sendRedirect()
  3. Session object
    • getSession()
    • invalidate()
    • isNew()
  1. Retrieving request parameters
    • getRequestParameter()
    • getParameterValues()
  2. Handling request headers
    • getHeader()
    • getHeaders()
  3. Processing form data
    • getParameter()
    • getParameterMap()
  1. Setting response headers
    • setHeader()
    • addHeader()
  2. Generating dynamic content
    • PrintWriter object
    • out implicit object
  3. Sending data to the client browser
    • Response.getWriter()
    • Response.getOutputStream()
  1. Overview of HTTP status codes
  2. Handling different status codes
    • sendError()
    • setStatus()
  3. Customizing error pages
    • Error-page directive
    • Handling specific error codes
  1. Validating user input
    • JavaScript validation
    • Server-side validation
  2. Handling form submission
    • Action attribute
    • Method attribute
  3. Displaying form validation errors
    • Error messages
    • Error highlighting
  1. Introduction to filters
    • Filter interface
    • Filter chain
  2. Implementing and configuring filters
    • web.xml configuration
    • Filter mapping
  3. Filtering requests and responses
    • Modifying request parameters
    • Manipulating response content
  1. Creating and manipulating cookies
    • Cookie object
    • setMaxAge()
    • setValue()
  2. Managing cookie values and attributes
    • Retrieving cookie values
    • Expiring cookies
  3. Using cookies for session tracking
    • Maintaining session information
    • Cookie-based session tracking
  1. Storing user-specific data
    • Session object
    • setAttribute()
  2. Managing session attributes
    • Retrieving attribute values
    • Removing attributes
  3. Handling session timeouts
    • Session expiration
    • Session tracking strategies
  1. Uploading files in forms
    • enctype attribute
    • file input field
  2. Handling multipart form data
    • Apache Commons FileUpload
    • Parsing uploaded files
  3. Processing uploaded files
    • Saving uploaded files
    • Accessing uploaded file data
  1. Working with dates and time
    • java.util.Date
    • java.util.Calendar
  2. Formatting and parsing dates
    • SimpleDateFormat
    • Date formatting patterns
  3. Performing date arithmetic
    • Adding and subtracting dates
    • Date comparisons
  1. Redirecting users to different pages
    • sendRedirect()
    • Location header
  2. Passing URL parameters during redirection
    • Query string parameters
    • URL rewriting
  1. Implementing a hits counter
    • Counting page visits
    • Storing hit count
  2. Tracking and displaying page visit counts
    • Retrieving hit count
    • Displaying hit count on page
  1. Enabling automatic page refresh
    • HTML meta tag
    • JavaScript refresh()
  2. Refreshing pages at intervals
    • setInterval() function
    • Refreshing content dynamically
  3. Dynamically updating content
    • Ajax techniques
    • Dynamic HTML generation
  1. Configuring email settings
    • SMTP server details
    • Email account credentials
  2. Creating and formatting email messages
    • JavaMail API
    • MimeMessage and MimeBodyPart
  1. Introduction to JSTL
  2. Using core tags
  3. Customizing JSTL behavior
    • Configuring JSTL settings
    • Custom tag libraries
  1. Connecting to databases
    • JDBC drivers
    • Connection establishment
  2. Executing SQL queries
    • Statement and PreparedStatement
    • Query execution and result retrieval
  3. Handling database transactions
    • Commit and rollback operations
    • Transaction management
  1. Processing XML data
    • XML parsing techniques
    • DOM and SAX parsers
  2. Parsing and extracting data from XML documents
    • XPath expressions
    • Element and attribute extraction
  3. Transforming XML using XSLT
    • XSLT stylesheets
    • Transformation process
  1. Integrating JavaBeans with JSP
    • Accessing JavaBeans in JSP
    • jsp:useBean tag
  2. Creating and accessing JavaBeans
    • Creating JavaBean classes
    • Defining properties and methods
  3. Using JavaBeans for data manipulation
    • Setting and getting bean properties
    • Invoking bean methods
  1. Creating custom tags
    • Tag structure and syntax
    • Tag handler classes
  2. Defining tag handler classes and tag libraries
    • Tag lifecycle methods
    • Tag attribute handling
  3. Using custom tags for reusable components
    • Custom tag attributes
    • Tag body content
  1. Introduction to Expression Language
    • EL syntax and operators
    • Implicit objects
  2. Accessing and manipulating data with EL
    • Retrieving request parameters
    • Accessing session attributes
  3. Applying operators, functions, and implicit objects
    • Arithmetic and logical operators
    • EL functions and libraries
  1. Handling exceptions in JSP
    • try-catch blocks
    • Exception handling techniques
  2. Using error pages for exception handling
    • configuration
    • Error page redirection
  3. Displaying error messages to users
    • Error page customization
    • Error message formatting
  1. Debugging JSP applications
    • Logging and debugging techniques
    • Debugging tools and utilities
  2. Troubleshooting common JSP errors
    • Syntax errors
    • Runtime exceptions
  1. Security considerations in JSP development
    • Cross-site scripting (XSS)
    • Cross-site request forgery (CSRF)
  2. Protecting against web vulnerabilities
    • Input validation and sanitization
    • Secure coding practices
  3. Implementing authentication and authorization
    • User authentication process
    • Access control mechanisms
  1. Designing internationalized JSP applications
    • Locale-specific content
    • Resource bundle management
  2. Localizing content and messages
    • Language translations
    • Message formatting
  3. Supporting different locales and language preferences
    • Locale detection and selection
    • Language preferences handling

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Edstellar's instructor-led JavaServer Pages (JSP) Training Program is designed for organizations/learning and development departments and HR teams looking to upskill their java developers, mainframe developers, project coordinators, project managers, web designers, and web developers.

Prerequisites for JavaServer Pages (JSP) Training

JavaServer Pages (JSP) Training Program requires basic knowledge of Java programming languages, text editors, and execution of programs. It would benefit the users to have a basic understanding of how web applications work over HTTP.

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