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This document provides an index for the topics that will be covered in an Advanced Java Programming course, including Java Database Connectivity (JDBC), Java Servlets, multi-threaded programming, applets, Java network programming, Java Server Pages (JSP), Java Beans and Swing, frameworks like Spring and Hibernate, and Java development best practices. The index lists 9 main chapters that will cover technologies, architectures, life cycles, examples and test papers for each topic.
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- 1. ADVANCED JAVA PROGRAMMING INDEX: 1. Java Database Connectivity a. JDBC Overview b. Architecture c. Drivers d. Connection Statements e. Result Sets f. Examples g. Test Paper 2. Java Servlets a. Introduction to Servlet b. HTTP Servlet Basics c. Servlet Life Cycle d. Making session and cookies in servlet e. Servlet with JDBC f. Servlet Methods g. Examples h. Test Paper 3. Multi Threaded Programming a. Life Cycle of a Thread b. Using thread methods c. Thread Exception d. Thread Priority e. Thread Synchronization f. Implementing the ‘Runnable’ interface g. Examples h. Test Paper 4. The Applet a. Applet Basics b. Applet Architecture c. An Applet Skeleton d. Applet Display methods e. Repainting f. Applet Tag g. Passing parameters to Applet h. Examples i. Test Paper
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