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Advanced Java: Developing with APIs

X436.4 (2 semester units in EECS)

A requirement in the Professional Sequence in Java Programming

A Java programmer today must be experienced with design strategies used with APIs to create a wide variety of enterprise-level applications for programming in the distributed computing world. Learn about APIs in J2SE and J2EE. You begin with a study of the Java Foundation Classes (Swing). After thoroughly exploring how to write thread-safe applications, you then learn about networking, sockets, and RMI. You examine the enterprise libraries for writing servlets, and JSP used traditionally for Web programming. After that, you work with Enterprise JavaBeans for developing transactional, secure, and distributed components.

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