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Struts Training
Enhance your skill to build J2EE web applications by enrolling in the online training on Struts by Mindmajix.
Online
Quick facts
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Medium of instructions
English
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Mode of learning
Self study, Virtual Classroom
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Mode of Delivery
Video and Text Based
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Frequency of Classes
Weekdays, Weekends
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Course overview
Struts Training course is developed by Mindmajix to train the learners on the Apache Struts which is the web framework used to build Java Enterprise Edition(J2EE) web applications. The candidates will explore the concepts of Struts Configuration, JavaBeans in Struts, Forms, MVC, Validation, Action Mappings etc. The online training will enable the students to become certified Java Full-stack Developers by acquiring the skills of making flexible web applications based on the technologies of JavaBeans, XML, and JSP Pages.
Struts Training online course provides the candidates with an in-depth knowledge of Form Beans, Core Tags, SP Expression Language, Client-Side Validation, Role-Based security and the like through projects and real-life case examples. Struts Training certification recommends the learners to have a fundamental knowledge of Java, Servlets and JSP for being eligible for taking the programme. The course can be pursued by the candidates either of the three options i.e corporate training, self-paced learning using pre-recorded videos and virtual online mode. After the completion of training, a wide range of professions will open up for the learners such as Java Full Stack Developers, Java Developer and Software Developer.
The highlights
- 100% online course
- Offered by Mindmajix
- FREE Demo on Request
- Flexible Schedule
- Online Live and Self-paced Training Options
- 24/7 Lifetime Support
- Life-Time Self-Paced Videos Access
- One-on-One Doubt Clearing
- Certification Oriented Curriculum
Program offerings
- One-on-one doubt clearing sessions
- Certification oriented curriculum
- Real-time project use cases
- 20 hours of labs
- Free demo on request
- 24/7 lifetime support
- 30 hours of sessions
- Online live and self-paced training options
Course and certificate fees
certificate availability
certificate providing authority
What you will learn
After the completion of the Struts Training online certification, the learners will be able to build a deep understanding of the core concepts of Struts. Plus, the students will learn, Struts Framework, Logic Tags, Global Exception Handlers, Configuring Validation, Forming Beans, Action Mappings, Relationship to Output, XML and SQL Tags, Actions and Scripts and Implementing Validator.
Who it is for
The syllabus
Struts Architecture
Action Mappings
- Command Pattern for Web Applications
- ActionServlet
- Action
- ActionMappings
- Struts Configuration
- Selecting a Forward
- Global Forwards
- Global Exception Handlers
- Declarative Exception Handling
Forms
- Working with HTML Forms
- Action Forms (Form Beans)
- Relationship to Input
- Relationship to Actions
- Relationship to the Model
- Relationship to Output
- DynaActionForm and Map-Backed Forms
- Validation
- Coarse-Grained Form Beans
Struts Tag Libraries
- Building View Components
- Struts Tag Libraries
- Attributes and Struts Expressions
- Building Forms
- Forms and Form Beans
- Scope and Duration of Form Data
- Managing Hyperlinks
- Error Messages
- Logic Tags
The JSP Standard Tag Library
- JSTL Overview
- JSP Expression Language
- Core Tags
- Formatting Tags
- XML Tags
- SQL Tags
- Mixing JSTL
- EL
- Scripts and Actions
Internationalization And Localization
- i18n in Java
- i18n in Actions
- i18n in JSTL
- i18n in Validation
Input Validation
- Validation in Web Applications
- Validation in Struts
- The Struts Validator Plug-In
- Validating ActionForm Subtypes
- Configuring Validation
- Standard Validators
- Rules
- Reporting Errors
- Multi-Page Validation
- Client-Side Validation
- Limitations on the Client Side
- Implementing a Validator
- Implementing ActionForm.validate
Advanced Configuration
- Struts Configuration in Depth
- Wildcards
- Extensions
- The Configuration Object Model
- Subclasses
- Plug-Ins
- Integrating Other Frameworks
- Role-Based Security
- Chaining Actions
- The Composable Request Processor Class
- Configuring Command Chains
- Modules
Under The Hood
- Global Objects
- Specialized Struts Actions
- The Utility Package
- The Commons BeanUtils Class
- Form Beans as Adapters to the Business Tier
- Reusing Validation Rules
- Graceful Validation
Tiles
- Consistent Look and Feel
- Reusable Layouts and Content
- The Tiles Framework
- Instantiating Layouts
- Body-Wrap Insertions
- Tiles and Stylesheets
- Working with Tiles Attributes
- The Tiles Context
- Definitions
- Aggregation and Inheritance
- The Tiles Plug-In
- Forwarding to Definitions
- Performance Considerations
- Appendix B: Quick Reference