6629 module PM advanced application development 1 ver 1 0

Introduction At the end of this course, students will be able to:  Explain JFC and Swing  Explain AWT  State the benefits of using Swing over AWT  Explain MVC architecture  Describe

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Module Presenter’s Manual

for

Advanced Application

Development - I

Curriculum Code: 6629

Effective from: Feb 2014

Ver 1.0

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1.0 Feb - 2014 New

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-Table of Contents

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1. Introdu c t i on 1

2. Information on Module Session All o cat i on 4

3. Week-wise Session Schedule 5

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Advanced Application Development - I

1 Introduction

At the end of this course, students will be able to:

 Explain JFC and Swing

 Explain AWT

 State the benefits of using Swing over AWT

 Explain MVC architecture

 Describe Separable Model Architecture

 Describe container and state its needs

 Describe JFrame class and its methods

 Explain JApplet class and its methods

 Describe JPanel class and its methods to create and display it

 Describe and explain various lightweight components

 Describe the steps to create Swing application in NetBeans IDE

 Explain concurrency in Swing

 Explain JScrollPane and its methods

 Explain JSlider and its methods

 Explain event handling of JSlider

 Describe JProgressBar and its methods

 Explain event handling of JprogressBar

 Describe JFormattedTextField

 Describe JEditorPane and JTextPane

 Explain ImageIcon and Border API

 Identify and explain the need of dialog boxes

 Identify and explain the different types of JOptionPane

 Explain JDialog and its methods

 State the need and purpose of layout manager

 Explain different types of layout manager

 Describe the FlowLayout manager

 Explain how to create and add components to FlowLayout

 Describe the BorderLayout manager

 Describe the GridLayout manager

 Describe the CardLayout manager

 Describe the GridBagLayout manager

 Explain BoxLayout and SpringLayout

 Explain GroupLayout

 Explain Dimension class

 Describe JMenuBar and its methods

 Describe and explain JMenu and JMenuItem

 Describe and explain JCheckBoxMenuItem and JRadioButtonMenuItem

 Describe JPopupMenu and its methods

 Explain JFileChooser and its use

 Explain and state the syntax of the methods of JFileChooser

 Explain how to filter files in JFileChooser and also how to subclass it

 Explain JToolBar

 State the syntax of the methods of JToolBar

 Explain JColorChooser, its use, and how to create it

 List and explain methods and event handling for JColorChooser

 Explain JList, its use, and how to create it

 List and explain methods and event handling for Jlist

 Explain JComboBox, its use, and how to create it

 List and explain methods and event handing of JComboBox

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 Explain JSplitPane, its use, and how to create it

 Explain how to add, configure, and display a JSplitPane

 Explain JTabbedPane, its use and how to create it

 Explain how to add and display a JTabbedPane

 Explain event handling for JSplitPane and JTabbedPane

 Explain JTable

 Explain how to create a JTable with a custom data model

 Explain event handing of JTable

 Explain JTree

 Explain how to add, configure, and display a JTree

 Explain event handing of JTree

 Explain concept of Drag and Drop

 Explain TransferHandler class

 Explain how to import and export data

 Explain the need of Internationalization

 Explain the concept of Localization

 Describe how to create a properties file to store locale-specific data

 Describe how to define a Localefor a country

 Explain how to use the ResourceBundle class

 Explain how to retrieve locale-specific data from the properties file

 Explain the need and procedurefor formatting numbers, currencies, and

percentages

 Explain the need and procedure for formatting Date and Time

 Explain the need and procedure for using the MessageFormat class

 Explain the basic concept of networking

 Explain communicatio using Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)

 Explain URLConnection class

 Explain Socket and ServerSocket class

 Explain Datagram

 Explain Network Interface

 Explain Cookie

 Introduction to RMI

 Explain RMI rrchitecture

 Explain the steps to implementing RMI

 Describe the JavaMail API

 Describe the various mail protocols

 Explain the concept of a Session

 Describe how to create a Message

 Identify the steps for creating and sending a message

 Discuss the steps required for reading a message

 Discuss the steps required for replying to a message

Note: Advanced Programming in Java – I refer to ‘Distributed Computing in

Java’ and it will be delivered using the New Training Methodology

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2 Information on Session Allocation

(No of Hrs) (No of Hrs) Lab (No of Hrs) Total Advanced Application

Throughout this Presenter’s Manual, the module Advanced Application Development –

I will be referred to as AAD1.

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3 Module Deliverables available on OnlineVarsity

URL: http://onlinevarsity.com

 Faculty account: contact with GL

 Student account:

o Account: student’s email

o Password: portal enrolment ID (default)

To aid the teaching process, following are the deliverables

Faculty Deliverables: Presenter Manual (PM)

To aid the learning process, following are the deliverables

Student Deliverables: Learner’s Guide (eBook)

Resources available on OnlineVarsity for Students:

Feature - Description/Functionality Download Book - Student has the option to download the subject

related e-book and read offline.

Glossary - Student can access a list of subject related specialized

words with their definitions.

FAQ - Student can access frequently asked questions and their

answers.

Show Me How - Student can view a step-wise

simulation/demonstration of the module related topics.

Let Me Try - Student can practice a step-wise

simulation/demonstration of the module related topics.

Practice 4 Me - Student can test and evaluate their understanding of

module related topics.

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Work Assignments - Student can solve scenario based lab

assignments (Hands-on) The faculty will evaluate and give their feedbacks.

Download Source code/Files – Student can download courseware

related source files.

References - Student can access additional subject related material

for reading.

Feedback - Student can provide feedback on the course material.

Ask to Learn – Student can submit subject related technical queries.

Queries submitted will be directed to the particular course coordinator/head.

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4 Week-wise Session Schedule

• A Session has duration of 2 hrs

• The Concepts session is to be conducted in the classroom

• Lab session is to be conducted in the lab

Delivery scheme 1: 4 session per week

AAD1 – T1 AAD1 – L1 Session 2 AAD1 – T2 Session 3 AAD1 – L2 Session 4

Delivery scheme 2: 6 session per week

1 Session 1

AAD1 – T1 Session 2 AAD1 – L1

Session 3 AAD1 – T2 Session 4 AAD1 – L2

2 Session 7

AAD1 – T4 Session 8 AAD1 – L4

AAD1 (DCJ): Advanced Application Development – I

T: Theory Session, L: Lab Session

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5 Session Coverage

Session

No Session Title Session Details Deliverables’ Mapping

1 Session 1

AAD1 – T1 All the topics as listed below from Session 1 and Session 2 of

Distributed Programming in Java book should be covered in this session

Session 1 – Introduction to Swing

 Explain JFC and Swing

 Explain AWT

 State the benefits of using Swing over AWT

 Explain MVC architecture

 Describe Separable Model Architecture

 Describe container and state its needs

 Describe JFrame class and its methods

 Explain JApplet class and its methods

 Describe JPanel class and its methods

to create and display it

 Describe and explain various lightweight components

 Describe the steps to create Swing application in NetBeans IDE

 Explain concurrency in Swing

Session 2 – Basic Swing Components

 Explain JScrollPane and its methods

 Explain JSlider and its methods

 Explain event handling of Jslider

 Describe JProgressBar and its methods

 Explain event handling of JprogressBar

 Describe JFormattedTextField

 Describe JEditorPane and JTextPane

 Explain ImageIcon and Border API

 Identify and explain the need of dialog boxes

 Identify and explain the different types

of JOptionPane

 Explain JDialog and its methods

Distributed Programming in Java Session 1 Session 2

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2 Session 2

AAD1 – L1 The workshop lessons of Session 1 and Session 2 of Distributed

Programming in Java course should

be covered in this session

Distributed Programming in Java (OnlineVarsity) Session 1 Session 2

3 Session 3

Session 3 – Layout Managers

 State the need and purpose of layout manager

 Explain different types of layout manager

 Describe the FlowLayout manager

 Explain how to create and add components to FlowLayout

 Describe the BorderLayout manager

 Describe the GridLayout manager

 Describe the CardLayout manager

 Describe the GridBagLayout manager

 Explain BoxLayout and SpringLayout

 Explain GroupLayout

 Explain Dimension class

Session 4 – Menu Components

 Describe JMenuBar and its methods

 Describe and explain Jmenu and JMenuItem

 Describe and explain JCheckBoxMenuItem and JRadioButtonMenuItem

 Describe JPopupMenu and its methods

 Explain JFileChooser and its use

 Explain and state the syntax of the methods of JFileChooser

 Explain how to filter files in JFileChooser and also how to subclass

it

 Explain JToolBar

 State the syntax of the methods of JToolBar

4 Session 4

Distributed Programming in Java (OnlineVarsity) Session 3

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Session

No.

Session

Title Session Details

Deliverables’ Mapping

5 Session 5

Session 5 – Lists and Panes

 Explain JColorChooser, its use, and how to create it

 List and explain methods and event handling for JcolorChooser

 Explain JList, its use, and how to create it

 List and explain methods and event handling for JList

 Explain JComboBox, its use, and how

to create it

 List and explain methods and event handing of JComboBox

 Explain JSplitPane, its use, and how to create it

 Explain how to add, configure, and display a JSplitPane

 Explain JTabbedPane, its use and how

to create it

 Explain how to add and display a JTabbedPane

 Explain event handling for JSplitPane and JTabbedPane

Session 6 – Advanced Swing

 Components

 Explain JTable

 Explain how to create a JTable with a custom data model

 Explain event handing of JTable

 Explain Jtree

 Explain how to add, configure, and display a JTree

 Explain event handing of Jtree

 Explain concept of Drag and Drop

 Explain TransferHandler class

 Explain how to import and export data

6 Session 6

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Session

No.

Session

7 Session 7

AAD1 – T4 All the topics as listed below from Session 7 of Distributed

Programming in Java book should

Session 7 – Internationalization

 Explain the need of Internationalization

 Explain the concept of Localization

 Describe how to create a properties file to store locale-specific data

 Describe how to define a Locale for a country

 Explain how to use the ResourceBundle class

 Explain how to retrieve locale-specific data from the properties file

 Explain the need and procedure for formatting numbers, currencies, and percentages

 Explain the need and procedure for formatting Date and Time

 Explain the need and procedure for using the MessageFormat class

Distributed Programming in Java Session 7

8 Session 8

AAD1 – L4 The workshop lessons of Session 7of Distributed Programming in

Java course should be covered in this session

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Session

No.

Session

9 Session 9

AAD1 – T5 All the topics as listed below from Session 8 of Distributed

Programming in Java book should

Session 8 – Networking

 Explain the basic concept of

 Networking

 Explain communicatio using Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)

 Explain URLConnection class

 Explain Socket and ServerSocket class

 Explain Datagram

 Explain Network Interface

 Explain Cookie

Distributed Programming in Java Session 8

10 Session

10 AAD1 – L5

The workshop lessons of Session 8

of Distributed Programming in Java course should be covered in this session

11 Session

11 AAD1 – T6

All the topics as listed below from Session 9 and Session 10 of Distributed Programming in Java book should be covered in this session

Session 9 – Remote Method Invocation

 Introduction to RMI

 Explain RMI rrchitecture

 Explain the steps to implementing RMI

Session 6 – JavaMail

 Describe the JavaMail API

 Describe the various mail protocols

 Explain the concept of a Session

 Describe how to create a Message

 Identify the steps for creating and sending a message

 Discuss the steps required for reading a message

 Discuss the steps required for replying to a message

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12 Session

12 AAD1 – L6

The workshop lessons of Session 9 and Session 10 of Distributed Programming in Java course should be covered in this session

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6 Library References

 Java Swing, 2nd Edition by Marc Loy, Robert Eckstein, Dave Wood, James Elliott, Brian Cole

 Java RMI (Java Series) by William Grosso

 JavaMail API by Elliotte Rusty Harold

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