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Java Language

The Java language is available for download free of charge. It is reliable and brings function and flexibility to application development. Organizational enterprise has been increasingly turning to Java in conjunction with open source Eclipse, Hibernate, Spring and JBoss and the major commercial development platforms: IBM Rational and WebSphere and Oracle JDeveloper and WebLogic.

The Java HotSpot virtual machine is the Sun Microsystems' VM for the Java platform; it is the technology base for all future Java virtual machines. It has been designed to deliver optimal performance for Java technology-based applications. Written in a high-level, object-oriented style, the Java HotSpot virtual machine architecture incorporates a new memory model, garbage collector, and adaptive optimizer. The core VM is a complete Java virtual machine implementation; an interpreter is used for program execution.


IBM: Rational Developer for System z - Java Development and J2EE

Rational Developer for System z is a development platform which reduces application complexity, deploys new applications, and modernizes existing assets. It is an upgrade and extension of Java within the IBM WebSphere family of software.

Rational Developer for System z provides the capability to:

  • create Java code and apply incremental compilation.

  • utilize Java source file tools for searching, comparing, and merging code.

  • use refactoring tools for reorganizing Java applications.

  • use visual layout tools for writing JSF- Java Server Faces and JSP- JavaServer Pages.

  • develop servlet and page handler code.

  • support J2EE coding and deployment.

  • utilize EJB: Enterprise JavaBeans.

  • use WAR: Web Archive and EAR: Enterprise Application Archive deployment support.

  • update a EJB test client along with an enhanced unit-test environment for creating multiple projects with different unit-test configurations.

  

Oracle Corporation Roadmap - Java and Service Oriented Architecture

As part of its initial commitment to Java and Service Oriented Architecture, Oracle Corporation brought JDeveloper and Oracle Application Server to market. In 2009, Oracle acquired the Java programming language along with the Solaris operating system and MySQL database from Sun Microsystems. Previously, Oracle purchased the highly regarded WLS: WebLogic Server and WebLogic Java development platform from BEA Systems. Oracle's current strategy is to make WebLogic Server its preferred application server. Complementary components from Oracle Application Server along with WebLogic Operations Control from BEA and Coherence from Tangosol have been integrated into WebLogic Server.

The Oracle Roadmap calls for new application development to be done with WebLogic Java and JDeveloper and application modernization SOA: Service Oriented Architecture.

Oracle's dual commercial implementation of Java provides:

  • J2EE for industry-standard support for Java annotations and web services extensions.
  • interoperability for enterprise SOA: Service Oriented Architecture.

  • web services to change business requirements, including asynchronous messaging support for conversational applications.

  • for leveraging WebLogic to create, deploy, and secure interoperable enterprise web services.

  • for utilizing an enterprise-ready messaging infrastructure.

  

Service Oriented Architecture implemented on the Oracle platform has network nodes make resources available to other network participants as independent services, which can be accessed in a standardized way through well-defined service interfaces. SOA functions as both a software development environment and delivery framework.

Open standards, open source software, Java, and Oracle Fusion have an integral role in the modernization and replacement of legacy mainframe systems. 


Java for Mobile Devices, Smartphones, and Web Apps

Java is used to develop applications for mobile devices and smartphones. 

Java ME: Java Platform, Micro Edition is a development environment for applications which will run on mobile and other embedded devices: smartphones, personal digital assistants, and TV set-top boxes. Java ME includes flexible user interfaces, security, built-in network protocols, and support for networked and offline applications that can be downloaded dynamically.

Java ME provides the capability to:

  • use the MIDP: Mobile Information Device Profile and the CLDC: Connected Limited Device Configuration as the foundation for J2ME-Java-enabled phones.

  • develop a J2ME application on the MIDP Interact with an Enterprise Java server.

  • write and build a MIDlet: MIDP application.

  • interrogate a device to verify that it can run a new MIDlet.


The Google Android SDK uses the Eclipse Development Environment with the Java language for coding and debugging Android applications.

Google Android provides the capability to:

  • use APIs for data storage, location-based services, and multimedia.

  • use Android hardware-specific APIs.

  • implement resource management.

  • integrate Google Maps and location based services into Android applications.

  • store and retrieve data.

  • manage security, permissions management, and user data protection.

  • code notifications and services.

  

SYS-ED Java Training Services

SYS-ED offers an integrated Java curriculum of industry standard and consultancy derived courses. Our staff of systems consultants has been working with Java since its initial release and has multiplatform expertise in open source and hybrid commercial software. Equally as important, we are recognized experts with web servers and open source scripting languages: JavaScript, ASP, JSP, CGI, PHP, Beans, ActiveX, XML, and Perl.

SYS-ED's Java curriculum provides a foundation for information technology professionals to:

  • Evaluate and use open source and third party frameworks - Swing, Struts, Hibernate, Spring, Junit, JUnitPerf, JDBC, and ANT - to streamline coding and debugging and enhance extensibility.
  • Code and debug programs on a variety of web server platforms: IBM WebSphere, Oracle Application Server, WebLogic, and Apache.
  • Optimize databases for an efficient and safe implementation of JDBC required for high volume database transactions and data redundancy.
  • Utilize and leverage the existing investment in z/OS mainframe systems software - TCP/IP, DB2 UDB and XML web enablement, and CICS web enablement.

SYS-ED teaches object oriented programming with the JDK for implementation in a three-tiered architecture. The courses taught through the New York schedule utilize open source software - Swing, StAX XML API, Derby database, and Apache web server. Private Java courses are conducted in technology driven classrooms, distance-learning delivery medium, and client presentation systems. Upon completion of a course, clients are welcome to submit Java questions. Few consulting or training companies have been providing Java training services longer or conducting better Java courses than SYS-ED.

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Apache Web Server Apache Hadoop HTML5
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Mobile Device Programming Visual Basic to Java
Web Design XML
IBM CICS Transaction Server IBM DB2 UDB
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Oracle Database Platform Oracle WebLogic
 


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Courseware for Teaching

The Computer Education Techniques courseware utilized in conjunction with SYS-ED courses are highly respected: student hand-outs, presentation slides, and reference guides are highly respected. The content and diagrams reflect a purposeful examination of the program design, code, and debugging techniques which have been validated on consulting projects. The CETi Knowledge Base aggregates and analyzes information in the public domain. It is also a service for reviewing and answering questions. Content is selectively added to courseware.  In conjunction with teaching an instructor-led course, courseware is organized for subsequent

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SYS-ED's distance-learning training service is 65% lecture with the remaining 35% of the service provided in the form of scheduled interactive question and answer sessions with a subject matter expert, hands-on exercises, optional validation assessment, and submission of questions through our technology exchange websites.

Enrollment is contingent upon the prospective trainee's having been qualified by our Director of Education to have the appropriate background for the training and review of a checklist of items required for transmission of the service to the client location: bandwidth, firewall, base operating system, software requirements, web browser, and set-up of hands-on machine exercises.

Alternative web-based and e-learning training is available: self-paced, presentation through the client's authoring system, or podcast. These tailored services are offered selectively.

Java Training Programs

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Industry Standard Java Courses
SYS-ED’s Java courses have been developed based upon the application of adult learning theory and the standards of the New York State Department of Education.

SYS-ED's Java training is augmented with industry- and client-specific examples, sample programs, and exercises.

  • The protocols serving as the foundation of web services and its utilization with Java.
  • Migrating and upgrading applications from the client server to the emerging service oriented architecture standard.
  • Evaluate the integrity of a client's existing inventory of applications as part of preparing for modernization.
  • Examine application architecture and code and how it maps to the business and information technology infrastructure.
  • Demonstration of the interoperability of .NET with Java and identification of pitfalls in relation to the source documentation.
  • Transitioning from Microsoft development platforms to Java.

SYS-ED has been conducting courses in the public domain since 1980; however, there have been changes in the laws and regulations governing computer training in the state of New York. The schedule on our websites reflects a projected time frame for licensure with the New York State Department of Education - Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision and submission and approval of curriculum. It will be updated quarterly.

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MS Applications Development Training

 

Java Language

Oracle Database Development Platform
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IBM WebSphere and Rational Platform
Java Language Courses
Java Application Development Java Application Development: Advanced JSP: JavaServer Pages Java Servlets, JavaServer Pages, and XML
You will learn:
  • coding a program which is portable and maintainable.
  • writing, compiling, and executing custom Java applets.
  • creating web applications using Java run-time class libraries.
  • Java classes for building OOPs.
  • developing platform-independent graphical user interfaces.
  • how to implement Java's security safeguards.
  • the use of classes, inheritance, and polymorphism.
  • error handling and exception processing.
 You will learn:
  • how to develop libraries.
  • developing platform independent graphical interfaces: GUIs.
  • utilization and distribution of objects and sockets.
  • efficient I/O coding techniques.
  • developing database applications using JDBC.
  • creating and testing multi-thread programs.
  • how to perform complex queries on the database.
  • Java advanced techniques.
 You will learn:
  • how to use commands and directives in JSP.
  • interfacing with the JavaServer.
  • how to use the BeanBox.
  • creating JSPs.
  • implementing database access from Java.
  • how to use and configure servlet programs.
  • benefits and drawbacks of cookies.
  • cookie attributes.
  • session tracking.
  • JSP lifecycle.
  • JSP design.
 You will learn:
  • creating and maintaining J2EE web applications.
  • how to use XML documents in web applications.
  • how to use DTDs for validating XML documents.
  • servlets.
  • creation and utilization of JavaServer Pages.
  • how to create custom JSP tags.
  • setting up Java database connectivity.
  • programming with SAX API.
Java Foundation Class (Swing) JSF: JavaServer Faces Java Database Access with JDBC Java, Servlet, JSP Design and Development using Eclipse
You will learn:
  • Swing classes.
  • how to create Graphical User Interfaces.
  • interface controls.
  • building menus and toolbars.
  • how to develop the necessary event-handlers.
  • customizing the GUI controls.
  • creating Swing containers and dialogs.
  • creating and testing specialty panes and layout managers.
 You will learn:
  • constructing HTML on the front end.
  • how to create the user interface components that connect the front end to business objects.
  • how to write a back end that is JSF-friendly.
  • how to create the deployment descriptors.
  • JSF Converters and Validators.
  • JSF event lifecycle.
  • processing application and HTTP-level errors.
  • packaging and configuring a JSF application.
  • JSF Managed Beans.
  • FacesServlet.
You will learn:
  • JDBC for connections, driver types, queries, and result sets.
  • how to use standard and prepared SQL statements in JDBC.
  • calling stored procedures from JDBC.
  • how to utilize a transaction and its performance implications.
  • coding SQL.
  • how to utilize and code JDBC advanced features.
  • using JDBC in a multitier environment.
  • coding parameterized queries.
 You will learn:
  • Java classes, interfaces, and packages.
  • how to handle compilation and run-time errors.
  • using JDBC APIs for database applications.
  • exploiting J2EE and Eclipse architecture.
  • servlet APIs.
  • coding programs with Servlets and JSP.
  • deploying J2EE applications on Eclipse.
  • design patterns.
IBM Java and Rational Courses
Java for COBOL Programmers Java Programming: Mainframe Implementation Rational Application Developer: Java Programming Rational Application Developer: Programming  Rational Application Developer: Servlet and JSP Development
You will learn:
  • Swing classes.
  • Java in relation to COBOL.
  • the Java environment.
  • how to create Java interfaces.
  • Java packages.
  • how to implement error handling routines.
  • multithreading.
  • the Java class library.
  • working with JDBC connectivity.
 You will learn:
  • compiling and executing Java batch applications.
  • the advantages of zAAP.
  • how to code and execute JRIO programs.
  • accessing mainframe datasets from Java.
  • submitting jobs to z/OS.
  • how to utilize the JCL: Job Control Language.
  • debugging Java programs.
 You will learn:
  • using Servlet and JSP for developing web applications.
  • developing business logic layer using EJB.
  • deploying application code inside WAS.
  • writing stateless and stateful session beans.
  • writing container- and bean- managed entity beans.
  • how to deploy enterprise application projects.
  • how to utilize J2EE design patterns.
 You will learn:
  • principles of object oriented design.
  • how to implement object oriented based applications.
  • design and implement efficient Java programs.
  • the IDE - RAD and Eclipse development environment.
  • building and embedding applets in web pages using Java.
  • how to develop multi-threaded programs using Java.
  • developing web based applications using Servlet and JSP.
  • developing business logic layer using EJB.
  • how to efficiently develop applications in the RAD: Rational Application Developer environment.
  • deploy application code inside WebSphere Application Server.
 You will learn:
  • develop, debug, and test server-side applications using IBM Rational Application Developer.
  • test servlets using IBM Rational tools.
  • develop and test JSP pages using IBM Rational tools.
  • use JavaBeans, JSPs and servlets in accordance with the MVC - Model/View/Controller programming model.
  • develop, test, and use JSP custom tags.
  • assemble and perform integration testing of Java EE-based applications using WebSphere Application Server.
  • identify best practices for designing and building web applications - application frameworks and design patterns.
Oracle Java, JDeveloper, and WebLogic Courses
Oracle: Application Development with JDeveloper Oracle: Create Servlets and JavaServer Pages WebLogic Server: J2EE Web Application Development WebLogic Server: Enterprise Application Development

WebLogic Enterprise Web Services Development
You will learn:
  • using Servlet and JSP for developing web applications.
  • the user interface XML.
  • writing custom processes.
  • remote debugger.
  • using JSPs as the View Component.
  • migrating forms to Java/J2EE.
  • XML editing.
  • profiling and optimizing code.
  • OC4J. Developing dataforms for business components.
  • ADF controller and task flows.
  • best practices for working with Oracle JDeveloper 11g and Oracle ADF.
 You will learn:
  • developing a HTTP servlet.
  • utilizing server-side applications and the database.
  • how to use session-enabled servlets.
  • developing JavaServer pages.
  • how to use tags in JavaServer pages.
  • packaging for deployment to Oracle Application Server.
  • MVC: Model-View-Controller architecture.
  • purpose and structure of deployment descriptors.
  • four data scopes.
  • understand and use EL implicit objects.
  • servletlifecycle.

You will learn:

  • the advantages and benefits of EJB.
  • coding and testing Servlets, JSP programs, and EJB.
  • designing programs with the J2EE framework.
  • deploying J2EE components to a WebLogic server.
  • addressing WebLogic and J2EE design issues when creating systems.
  • accessing databases for retrieving and updating data.
  • how to perform error detection and handling.

You will learn:

  • how to differentiate between a servlet and JSP program.
  • coding, testing, and deploying servlets, JSP programs, and beans.
  • configuring and using JDBC data sources.
  • generating messages for transmission to another system.
  • how to implement J2EE programming and configuration options.
  • how to use XSL: XML Stylesheet Language.
  • the DOM: Document Object Model.
  • programming with SAX API.

You will learn:

  • building synchronous and asynchronous web services.
  • how to use XML schema, DTD, and parsers.
  • assessing the need and suitability for web services.
  • the key components involved in web services and related development APIs and tools.
  • utilizing XML-RPC and recognize how it differs from SOAP.
  • how to implement WSDL grammar and bindings.
  • publishing and locating web services through UDDI using WebLogic.
  • generating web services from WSDC.
  • constructing, building, and deploying service and consumer web services in a WebLogic environment.
Mobile Devices and Web Apps Programming Courses
Android Application Development GWT: Google Web ToolKit Mobile Applications - J2ME Programming Symbian Programming and Development
You will learn:
  • the Eclipse Development Environment for Java to develop and debug Android applications.
  • how to design efficient Android applications.
  • the Android APIs for data, storage, networking, telephony, location-based services, and multimedia.
  • the Android hardware-specific APIs.
  • coding and implementing notifications and services.
  • the Android development tools and SDK.
 You will learn:
  • building user interfaces with Cascading Style Sheets and GWT’s Widgets and Panels.
  • utilize asynchronous communication with HTTP, REST, JSON/JSONP, and RPC for interoperation with web standards and web services.
  • use code generation, internationalization, application patterns, and Java tools for accelerating development.
  • deploy resource compression and caching for optimal performance.
 You will learn:
  • J2ME configurations and profiles.
  • the function of the MIDP: Mobile Information Device Profile.
  • the MIDP development process.
  • MIDP user interface architecture.
  • MIDP high-level user interface API.
  • how to utilize the CLDC: Connected Limited Device Configuration.
  • defining the MIDP 2.0 application environment.
  • utilizing discovery for verifying MIDlet device execution.
  • define data persistence and the RMS package in the MIDP.
  • RecordEnumeration interface.
  • exchanging data over HTTP.
  • media control in the MIDP.
  • application deployment.
 You will learn:
  • developing programs for emulated environments and target devices.
  • Symbian operating system development tools.
  • debugging and testing Symbian operating system code.
  • functionality of the components of the operating system.
  • Symbian operating system memory management model. descriptors, arrays and stream stores.
  • implementing an active object framework in simple applications.
  • the object framework in relation to the Symbian operating system client server architecture.
  • application structure - engines and user interfaces.
  • kernel mode versus user mode operation.
  • detect memory leaks using the memory leak and alloc failure tools.
  • two phase construction pattern. exception handling using TRAPD.
  • active objects.

Java Training in New York

Java Courses in New York
SYS-ED's Java courses are tough, but they're worth it. Our challenging "hands-on" Java training provides a foundation and framework for Fortune 1000 companies, government municipalities, healthcare providers, software houses, and consulting companies to meet their own Java staffing requirements and acquire specialized Java expertise. 1

Courseware
SYS-ED's Java courseware is highly respected in the IT field. We draw upon our extensive library of courseware, sample programs and case studies to explain, demonstrate, and teach native open source Java and its implementation on commercial development platforms: IBM Rational, Oracle, WebLogic, etc. Our Java curricula include both industry standard and consultancy derived content. We have the capability to provide design and programming examples on variety of base operating platforms - Linux- and UNIX- variants, MS Windows, and hybrid internetworking implementations.

Teaching is Our Business
Most computer training companies are divisions of large software or consulting companies. Not SYS-ED. Our only goal is to provide quality computer training for motivated professionals - no more and no less. Because we're independent, we're free to concentrate on teaching - and since 1980 we have been doing it very well.

Our Teachers Know How to Teach
SYS-ED instructors combine teaching skills with broad practical experience as consultants. Our system consultants have been working with Java since its initial release and equally as important average 30 years of experience in information technology in business enterprise: operating system, administration, and programming. And they know how to teach it. We teach not only "how to", but "why", building a solid foundation in fundamentals and insights into advanced materials. After a course, they're available to answer questions.

Enrollment - SYS-ED Java Courses are NOT for Everyone
No one is allowed to enroll in a SYS-ED Java course, without a consultation with our Director of Education. We review the operational objectives and project specifications for the organization evaluating whether to send its employee for the training. The employee is ONLY allowed to register if they have the background corresponding to the appropriate learning path.

Java Training in New York, at Your Office, or via the Web
SYS-ED Java courses are held at our modern, fully equipped training center in Manhattan and in conjunction with Technology Partners in North America and Europe. If you prefer, we'll arrange distance-learning or tailored instructor-led classroom instruction on-site at your organization’s facilities. On-site Java courses can include the identical workshops, case studies, and hands-on approach as the Java training we offer in New York.

For additional information including outlines, availability of private courses, references, and course customization, contact David Shapiro at our New York office at 212-564-9147 or register online.

Technology Exchange Websites
SYS-ED's websites compile, organize, and present software specific and established operational categorizations of information technology. They provide a framework for assessing knowledge transfer in a variety of delivery formats: web-based training, classroom instruction, technology updates, courseware, training aids, learning paths, and validation assessment.

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Footnote 1:
SYS-ED’s core Java curriculum have been submitted to the New York State Department of Education - Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision for technical review and licensing.