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    The document outlines a self-learning schedule for Java that includes 11 learning areas: Basic Java, Java Swings, Java Applets, Servlet, JSP, JDBC, Hibernate, EJBs, Struts, JSF, and JBOSS Seam. For each area, it lists recommended books and materials, required tools/IDEs, and relevant websites. The schedule is meant to progress from introductory object-oriented concepts to advanced web application development using several Java frameworks and technologies.

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    The document outlines a self-learning schedule for Java that includes 11 learning areas: Basic Java, Java Swings, Java Applets, Servlet, JSP, JDBC, Hibernate, EJBs, Struts, JSF, and JBOSS Seam. For each area, it lists recommended books and materials, required tools/IDEs, and relevant websites. The schedule is meant to progress from introductory object-oriented concepts to advanced web application development using several Java frameworks and technologies.

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    Java Self-Learning Schedule: S.No. Learning Area Book/Material Tool(s) /IDE Website

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    The document outlines a self-learning schedule for Java that includes 11 learning areas: Basic Java, Java Swings, Java Applets, Servlet, JSP, JDBC, Hibernate, EJBs, Struts, JSF, and JBOSS Seam. For each area, it lists recommended books and materials, required tools/IDEs, and relevant websites. The schedule is meant to progress from introductory object-oriented concepts to advanced web application development using several Java frameworks and technologies.

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    Java Self-Learning Schedule

    S.No. Learning Area Book/Material Tool(s)/IDE Website

    1 2 3

    Basic Java Java Swings Java Applets

    Ivor Horton's Beginning Java 2 (Ch # 1-10) Java How to Program by Dietel Dietel (Ch # 2,3,4,12,13) The Complete Reference Java 2 (Ch # 11,12,19,20)

    Jcreator Jcreator IBM VisualAge for Java 4.0

    www.VisualBuilder.com www.VisualBuilder.com www.VisualBuilder.com

    Servlet

    Java Servlet Programming/ The Complete Reference Java Jcreator/Eclipse 2 (Ch # 25,27)

    www.VisualBuilder.com

    JSP

    Java Servlet and JSP Cookbook

    Jcreator/Dreamweaver

    www.VisualBuilder.com

    6 7 8 9 10 11

    JDBC Hibernate EJBs Struts JSF

    Java Data Access by Todd M. Thomas (Ch# 3-8) Hibernate 2 Reference Documentation Mastering Enterprise JavaBeans Struts in Action Java Server Faces in Action by Kito D. Mann

    Jcreator/Eclipse Jcreator/Eclipse Jcreator Jcreator/Dreamweaver IBM Rational Developer/ NetBeans JBOSS Developer Studio

    www.VisualBuilder.com www.VisualBuilder.com www.VisualBuilder.com www.VisualBuilder.com www.VisualBuilder.com http://www.jboss.com/pr oducts/devstudio/

    JBOSS Seam Jboss Tutorial from SITE

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    Java Self-Learning Schedule


    Milestone

    Object Oriented Concepts How to works with GUI Screen Web Application Development (Browser-Based Programming) Web Development 3-Tier using HTML and Java, initial approach. (writing server-side classes) Web Application Development with HTML and Java Classes, an extension of Servlet approach (automatic Servlet creation) How to Connect Database Extended Server Side programming Extended Web Development with standard Actions Classes (More manageable modules) Java Framework for eventbased programming JAVA Framework with JSF, EJBs and Hibernate

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