iSeries (AS/400) Java Introduction

iSeries (AS/400) Java Introduction

Course Code: AJV1

Description
iSeries (AS/400) Java Introduction is a self-paced, audio driven course specifically designed to bring experienced AS/400 programmers up to speed with the Java language. The course presumes no prior Java experience and guides the student through the process of downloading the JDK, configuring it on the PC, accessing the documentation, compiling and running Java programs, deploying applets on the AS/400 web server, installing the AS/400 Toolkit for Java, and accessing DB2/400 database files. The programming examples illustrate the important, basic, object- oriented programming concepts that present a hurdle to many experienced programmers. The course focuses on building practical GUI interfaces in applets for the purpose of accessing AS/400 database files.

Upon completion you'll be able to:

Download and install a Java Development Kit.
Download and install the IBM AS/400 Toolkit for Java.
Understand Java language syntax and follow common programming practices.
Compile Java classes and interpret compile errors.
Design applets with common GUI components.
Configure Java-related options in the leading web browsers.
Deploy applets on an AS/400 web server.
Retrieve data from DB2/400 database files and display it in an applet.
Process data entered in an applet and store it in DB2/400 database files.

Java Concept
Encapsulation
Inheritance
Polymorphism
Instantiation
Packages, Classes, Methods, and Variables
Constructors
Superclasses and Subclasses
Variable Scope

Applets
The Applet Class
Applet Methods and Behavior
The <Applet> HTML Tag
Passing Parameters to an Applet
Web Browser Options Java Syntax
Defining Classes, Methods, and Variables
Modifiers
Access Control
Code Blocking
Logic Controls
Packaging
Importing
Comments
Common Practices and Naming Conventions Graphical User Interfaces
Labels
TextFields and TextAreas
Buttons
Checkbox and Radio Buttons
List Boxes and Choices
Scrollbars
Layout Managers
Handling Events

Database Access
Using the IBM AS/400 Toolkit for Java
JDBC Driver
SQL Access

Audience
Experienced AS/400 programmers who need or want to learn Java and access AS/400 database files with Java applets.

Reccomended Prerequisites
Basic PC operations experience
Web browser/Internet usage experience
Some HTML experience
Some SQL experience
Client Access/400 experience
IBM HTTP Server or I/Net server configuration and operations experience
Windows 95, 98, or NT

Format
Self Study Interactive

Materials
12 Audio CD's
Student Text
Workbook
Interactive Software Time Required
Approximately 14 Hours

Price
£ 895

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Java Concept Encapsulation Inheritance Polymorphism Instantiation Packages, Classes, Methods, and Variables Constructors Superclasses and Subclasses Variable Scope Applets The Applet Class Applet Methods and Behavior The <Applet> HTML Tag Passing Parameters to an Applet Web Browser Options	Java Syntax Defining Classes, Methods, and Variables Modifiers Access Control Code Blocking Logic Controls Packaging Importing Comments Common Practices and Naming Conventions	Graphical User Interfaces Labels TextFields and TextAreas Buttons Checkbox and Radio Buttons List Boxes and Choices Scrollbars Layout Managers Handling Events Database Access Using the IBM AS/400 Toolkit for Java JDBC Driver SQL Access

Audience Experienced AS/400 programmers who need or want to learn Java and access AS/400 database files with Java applets. Reccomended Prerequisites Basic PC operations experience Web browser/Internet usage experience Some HTML experience Some SQL experience Client Access/400 experience IBM HTTP Server or I/Net server configuration and operations experience Windows 95, 98, or NT	Format Self Study Interactive Materials 12 Audio CD's Student Text Workbook Interactive Software	Time Required Approximately 14 Hours Price £ 895