One day TGMC Workshop at SDMCET, Dharwad - 11th March 2012

Congratulations to all the SDMites who have registered for TGMC 2011. 

To guide you in your project work, IBM is offering one day TGMC Technical Workshop at our College on 11th March, 2012 from 9:00 AM at D.V.H Hall - Alumni Block, S.D.M College of Engg & Tech, Dharwad.

TGMC Agenda – Eclipse, WASCE, DB2

1. Overview of J2EE & Server side programming (60 mins)
   1. Basics of J2EE programming
   2. Introduction to JSP & Servlets

2. Eclipse IDE (120 mins)
   1. Introduction
      1. Open Source Users and Developers community
      2. Reusable GUI Framework
      3. Plug-ins extend Eclipse beyond Java programming
      4. Uniform Developer Experience across platforms

2. Downloading & Installing Eclipse
   1. Downloading Eclipse
   2. Unzip & Install the Eclipse Distribution
   3. Application Server Eclipse Plug-in Installation
3. Java Tooling in Eclipse – Just the basics

4. Workbench Basics (Workspace, Workbench, Perspectives, Views, File Import & Export, Preference & Properties, Projects)
5. Java Development ( Java Project, Creation of Java packages & classes, Run Java program, Add & Organize imports, Local history, Scrapbook page)
6. Web development ( Enterprise application structure, Create Project(Dynamic & Static Web projects), Running Applications – Server Instance, Configuration)

3. Working with DB2 (100 mins)

             1) Introduction to DB2

                 Connecting Eclipse to DB2 Express – ‘C’

                 Creating a DB2 Express – ‘C’ connection in the Database Explorer

             2) Working with Data in the Data Output and Data Explorer Views

                  Examining Table schema

                  Viewing the table content

                  Modifying the table content

                  Generating Data definition language (DDL) for your table

             3) Creating a Web Application with Eclipse & WTP

                 Kick-start components working together

                 Creating a new Eclipse project

                 Generated deployment descriptor and plan

                 Coding a JSP to access Employee data

                 Linking an Application data source reference to an Application Server database pool

                 Downloading and copying JSTL library JARs

                 Application Server as a Web server: Adding static content

                 Deploying applications to application server

4. WASCE (60 mins)

Introduction about WASCE

Application server and Webserver

Usage of Application server in Web development

Configuring Application Server for an Internet website

1. Application server as a web server
2. Modifying the application deployment context
   
   
   
   
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