J2EE
Overview:
J2EE (Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition) is a Java platform designed for the mainframe-scale computing typical of large enterprises. Sun Microsystems (together with industry partners
such as IBM) designedJ2EE to simplify application development in a thin client tiered environment.
course content
- 1.Introduction to JFC
- 2.Abstract Windowing Toolkit Basics
- 3.Simple Layout Management
- 4.Simple Event Handling
- 5.Lightweight Controls
- 6.JFC Feature Set
- 7.JFC Architecture and Relationship to AWT
- 8.JFC Application Design
- 9.Role of a JFrame
- 10.Building a Frame-Based JFC Application
- 11.Panes
- 12.Using Dialogs
- 13.JFC Components
- 14.JFC Component Class Hierarchy
- 15.JComponent Features
- 16.Simple Control Types
- 17.Text Components
- 18.Menus
- 19.Managing Look and Feel
- 20.Architectural Patterns
- 21.Observer Pattern
- 22.Model-View-Controller Decomposition
- 23.Strategy Pattern
- 24.JList
- 25.Factory Pattern
- 26.JComboBox
- 27.Trees and Tables
- 28.Hierarchical Data and JTree
- 29.Presenting Hierarchies
- 30.JTree and Supporting Classes
- 31.Using the Default Tree Model
- 32.Customizing Look and Feel
- 33.Implementing a Tree Model
- 34.Custom Rendering
- 35.Custom Editing
- 36.Tabular Data and JTable
- 37.Presenting Tabular Data
- 38.JTable and Supporting Classes
- 39.Implementing a Tree Model
- 40.Customizing Look and Feel
- 41.Custom Rendering
- 42.Custom Editing
- 43.Managing the Model
- 44.Adapting Existing Data Structures
- 45.Very Large Data Sets and GUIs
- 46.Caching
- 47.Lazy Evaluation Using Tree and Table Models
- 48.Limiting the Cache with an Evictor
- 49.Anticipating User Requests
- 50.Advanced GUI Design
- 51.Organizing Application Windows
- 52.Viewport Abstraction
- 53.JScrollPane
- 54.Scrollable Elements
- 55.Customizing Scrolling
- 56.Tabbed Panes
- 57.Splitter Panes
- 58.Popup GUI Elements
- 59.Dialog Boxes
- 60.Message Boxes
- 61.Using File Choosers
- 62.Customizing File Choosers
- 63.Using Color Choosers
- 64.Custom Dialogs
- 65.Tooltips
- 66.Popup Menus
- 67.Data Transfer
- 68.The Data Transfer Model
- 69.Transferable Objects
- 70.Data Flavors and MIME Types
- 71.The Clipboard API
- 72.The Drag-and-Drop API