Java EE: Programming Servlets
Pluralsight
Course Summary
Java servlets are the first step to understanding web programming using Java, and this course will show you the basics of servlet architecture and applying filters to more complex issues like debugging and deployment.
-
+
Course Description
Web application development can be made easier by using Java servlets. In this course, Java EE: Programming Servlets, you will begin with a complet overview of servlet architecture and lifecycle. First, you'll see the configuration of a Tomcat webserver in Eclipse and you'll learn how to read the request and response headers. Next, you'll learn how filters are applied to servlets and see many details about tracking session data, web annotations, and globalizing servlets. Finally, you'll go over asynchronous programming in servlets, debugging, packing, and deployment of servlets. By the end of this course, you will have a much more complete understanding of how web development using Java servlets works. Software required: Tomcat and Eclipse.
-
+
Course Syllabus
Course Overview- 1m 21s
—Course Overview 1m 21sIntroduction- 22m 7s
—Introduction 5m 51s
—Architecture of Servlets 4m 16s
—Servlets Life Cycle 6m 5s
—Setting up Tomcat Web Server 5m 19s
—Summary 0m 33sBuilding and Deploying Your First Servlet- 11m 2sWorking with Form and Query String Data- 26m 25sHandling HTTP Requests and Responses- 33m 32sIntercepting HTTP Request with Filters- 23m 25sHandling Exceptions in Servlets- 8m 23sTracking Session Data- 45m 54sReceiving and Processing File Uploads- 10m 51sPackaging Servlets for Deployment- 13m 17sDebugging Servlets- 13m 47sGlobalizing Servlets- 25m 4sProviding Servlet Metadata Using Annotations- 19m 4sUnderstanding Asynchronous Servlet Processing- 12m 13s
