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 Java Environment

 Java Basics

 Classes in Java 

 Arrays and Strings

 Applying Inheritance

 Writing Java Applets

 Abstract Windowing Toolkit

 Exceptions

 I/O Streams

 More of the Java APIs

 Programming experience and familiarity with C are required. An understanding of C++ is desirable. Participants should understand object-oriented concepts and have used a WWW Browser, such as Netscape or Explorer.

Prerequisites:

· List the JavaScript syntax rules and implement good coding practices.

· List the data and variable types that JavaScript supports, use the many control statements available in JavaScript, and create and use functions.

· Describe object characteristics, use objects, instantiate objects, and create custom objects.

· Describe the purpose of the Document object and use its properties, methods, and event handlers.

· Script with frames in mind.

· Describe the purpose of the Form object and use its properties, methods, and event handlers to read and write to HTML forms.

· Choose a general process for validating user input into web forms.

· Validate user input into HTML forms including testing for required fields, numeric data and numeric data within a range of values specified, and string data.

· Describe the purpose of the Date object, instantiate and use instances of the Date object to create clocks, count-down timers, and perform date math.

· Describe the purpose of the Math object and use its constants and methods to perform mathematical operations.

· Characterize the compatibility landscape and choose between the various techniques for dealing with potential incompatibilities. Detect browsers in order to create code that works around platform incompatibilities.

· JavaScript Overview

· JavaScript Programming Overview

· Variables and Data Types Overview

· Using Variables and Data

· Operators

· Controlling the flow – JavaScript Control Statements

· Functions

· Objects

· The Window Object

· Dialog Boxes

· Status Bar Messages

· Window Manipulations

· The Document Object

· Writing to Documents

· Dynamic Documents

· HTML Frames Review

· Scripting for Frames

· The Form Object

· Reading Data from Form Elements

· A General Approach

· Testing for Required Fields

· Validating Numeric Data

· Validating String Data

· Overview of the Date Object

· Using and manipulating Dates

· Overview of the Math Object

· Doing Math with JavaScript

· Examining the Compatibility Landscape

· Detecting Browser and Platforms

Overview:

· Debug and maintain JavaScript code libraries.

· Develop Web pages that display different content or execute different code based on the version of JavaScript that is present on the Web client.

· Create custom objects with custom methods and properties.

· Create, read to, write from, and delete single and multi-dimensional arrays.

· Store, retrieve, and delete cookies.

· Write JavaScript code to communicate with Java applets, ShockWave movies, ActiveX controls, and server applications.

· Toward ease of maintenance

· Debugging JavaScript code

· Supporting multiple browsers

· Dealing with browsers that do not support JavaScript

· Detecting browser and JavaScript versions

· Object detection

· Custom error handlers

· Introduction to objects

· Constructor functions

· Methods

· Introduction to arrays

· Creating and populating arrays

· Deleting array elements

· Multi-dimensional arrays

· Introduction to the Cookie object

· Storing cookies

· Reading and processing cookie values

· Deleting cookies

· Communicating with Java applets

· Communicating with ShockWave applets

· Communicating with ActiveX

· Communicating with server applications

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