Hadoop on 3rd Nov (Monday) 11:00AM at S.R Nagar (Hyd) by Mr. Rama Krishna

Syllabus:
• BigData

• What is BigData
  
• Characterstics of BigData
  
• Problems with BigData
  
• Handling BigData

• Distributed Systems

• Introduction to Distributed Systems
  
• Problems with Existing Distributed Systems to deal BigData
  
• Requirements of NewApprocach
  
• HADOOP history

• HADOOP Core Concepts

• HDFS
  
• MapReduce

• HADOOP Cluster

• Install Pseudo cluster
  
• Install Multi node cluster
  
• Configuration Introduction to HADOOP Cluster
  
• The Five Deamons working
  • NameNode
  • JobTracker
  • SecondaryNameNode
  • TaskTracker
  • DataNode

• Introduction to HADOOP EcoSystem projects

• Writing MapReduce programs

• Understanding HADOOP API
  
• Basic programs of HADOOP MapReduce ApplicationForm
  - Driver Code
  - Mapper Code
  - Reducer Code
  
• Eclipse intigration with HADOOP for Rapid Application Development

• Understanding ToolRunner

• More about ToolRunner
  
• Combiner
  
• Reducer
  
• configure and close methods

• Common MapReduce Algorithems

• Sorting
  
• Searching

• Indexing
  
• TF-IDF

• Word_CoOccurance

• HADOOP EcoSystem

• Flume
  
• Sqoop
  
• Importing data from RDBMS using sqoop
  
• Hive

• Introduction to hive

• Creating tables in hive
  
• Running queries
  
• Pig
  
• Introduction to pig

• Different modes of pig

• when to use hive and when to use pig
  
• HBASE
  
• Basics of HBASE

• Advanced MapReduce Programming

• Developing custom Writable
  
• Developing custom WritableComparable
  
• Understanding Input Output formats

• Introduction to Ooziee
• Hands ons Exercise for each concept

WCF (Fast Track) on 3rd Nov (Monday) 9:00AM at S.R Nagar (Hyd) by Mr. Kumar

Syllabus:
• Web Services

• Introduction
  
• Creating Web Services and using them
  
• Role Of SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) in Web Services
  
• Implementing Security In Web Services

• Introduction To WCF

• What Is SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) and its Advantages?
  
• Existing Distributed Technologies Of Microsoft
  • NameNode
  • JobTracker
  • SecondaryNameNode
  • TaskTracker
  • DataNode
  
• What Is WCF and WCF Service?
  
• Advantages Of WCF over Existing Distributed Technologies

• Attributes Related To WCF

• Creating A Simple WCF Service

• WCF Programming Model

• Technical Architecture And Programming Approach
  
• WCF Programming Model
  • Address
  • Bindings
  • Contracts

• WCF Layers
  • Messaging Layer

• ServiceHost and Channel Factory
  • Service Host
  • Channel Factory
  • Service Description
  • Service Runtime

• Applying Behaviors
  • Service Behavior
  • Contract Behavior
  • Channel Behavior
  • Operation Behavior
  • Service Metadata Behavior

• Working With Configuration Tool

• Creating WCF Services

• Service Contracts
  • ServiceContract Attribute
  • OperationContract Attribute
  • ServiceBehavior Attribute
  • OperationBehavior Attribute

• Hosting On IIS

• Data Contracts
  • XML Serialization
  • Data Contracts
  • Message Contracts

• Hosting And Consuming WCF Services

• Hosting Environment Featurs

• Hosting Environment Features

• Self Hosting

• Hosting Using IIS

• Hosting Using Windows Services

• Consuming WCF Services
  - Service Proxies

• Managing WCF Services

• Using Configuration Files
  - Configuration Editor (SvConfigEditor.exe)
  
• Using Tracing and Message Logging Capabilities
  • Message Logging
  • Tracing    ------ Using SvcTraceViewer.exe

• WCF Performance Counters
  
• Using WMI

• Implementing Security In WCF

• Introducing WCF Security Features
  
• Security Features Of Bindings

• Protection Levels
  
• Transport-Level Security

• Message-Level Security

• Mixed Mode Security

• Authorization In WCF

• Implementing Reliable Messaging And Queue Based Communications

• Reliable Messaging
  
• Reliable Sessions
  
• Queuing in WCF

• Using Transactons In WCF

• What Is A Transaction?
  
• Types Of Transactions In WCF
  
• Defining Transactions

• Transactions And Queues

• Working With Data

• Understanding the Data Transfer Architecture

• Exploring the Serialization Options in WCF

• Introducing Data Contracts
  • Data Contract Names
  • Data Contract Equivalence
  • Data Contract Versioning
  • Round-Tripping

• XML Serialization

• Message Contracts

• Filtering

• Implementing SOA Interoperability

• Achieving Java/J2EE Interoperability
  • Non-Microsoft SOA Platforms
  • Interoprability with WS-I Basic Profile
  • Sending Binary Data Over Web Services

• Using WS-ReliableMessaging
  • WS-ReliableMessaging Example
  • Platform Support of WS-ReliableMessaging

• REST ful Services

Corejava (Fastrack) on 3rd Nov (Monday) 7:00AM at Madhapur(Hyd) by Mr. Rathan

Syllabus: I. Introduction

1. Why Java
2. Paradigms
3. Diff b/w Java & Other (C,C++)
4. Java history
5. Java features
6. Java programming format
7. Java Tokens
8. Java Statements
9. Java Data Types
10. Typecasting
11. Arrays

II. OOPS

1. Introduction
2. Class
3. Object
4. Static Keywords
5. Constructors
6. This Key Word
7. Inheritance
8. Super Key Word
9. Polymorphism (Over Loading & Over Riding)
10. Abstraction
11. Encapsulation
12. Abstract Classes
13. Interfaces

III. STRING MANIPULATIONS

1. String
2. String Buffer
3. String Tokenizer

IV. PACKAGES

1. Introduction to all predefined packages
2. User Defined Packages
3. Access Specifiers

V. EXCEPTION HANDLING

1. Introduction
2. Pre Defined Exceptions
3. Try-Catch-Finally
4. Throws, throw
5. User Defined Exception examples

VI. MULTITHREADING

1. Thread Creations
2. Thread Life Cycle
3. Life Cycle Methods
4. Synchronization
5. Wait() notify() notify all() methods

VII. I/O STREAMS

1. Introduction
2. Byte-oriented streams
3. Character – oriented streams
4. File
5. Random-access file
6. Serialization

VIII. NETWORKING

1. Introduction
2. Socket, Server socket
3. Client –Server Communication

IX. WRAPPERCLASSES

1. Introduction
2. Byte, Short, Integer, Long, Float, Double, Character, Boolean classes.

X. COLLECTION FRAME WORK

1. Introduction
2. Util Package interfaces, List, Set, Map
3. List interface 7 its classes
4. Set interface & its classes
5. Map interface & its classes

XI.INNER CLASSES

1. Introduction
2. Member inner class
3. Static inner class
4. Local inner class
5. Anonymous inner class

XII. AWT

1. Introduction
2. Components
3. Event-Delegation-Model
4. Listeners
5. Layouts
6. Individual components Lable, Button, CheckBox, Radio Button.
7. Choice, List, Menu, Text Field, Text Area

XV. SWING(JFC)

1. Introduction Diff b/w awt and swing
2. Components hierarchy
3. Panes
4. Individual Swings components Jlabel
5. JButton, JTextField, JTextAres.

Adv.Java on 3rd Nov (Monday) 7:00AM at Maitrvanam (Hyd) by Mr. Natraj

Syllabus:

I. JDBC

1. Understanding Class.forName(-)

2. Need of JDBC

3. Types of Jdbc drivers

4. 3 Statement objs (Simple Statement,

PreparedStatement,CallableStatement)

5. Resulset objs

6. Batch Processing/Updation

7. Transaction management

8. Working with diff DB s/ws

9. Working with Dates, BLOB and CLOB vlaues

10. JDBC 3.0 & 4.0 Features

11. Working with Type3 and Type5 jdbc drivers

12. Misc Discussions

II. SERVLETS

1. Introduction

2. Web application Architecture

3. Web Server & Containers

4. Http Protocol

5. Web application developement

6. Understanding Servlet api

7. Html-Servlet Communication

8. Servlet Life Cycle

9. Deployment of webappliation in different severs

10. Servlet to DB s/w communcation (with jdbc connection pooling)

11. Servlet to Servlet Communcation(Servlet Chaining)

12. SessionTracking

13. Servlet Filters & wrappers

14. Servlet Listeners

15. File Uploading and Downloading

16. Annotations based servlet programming

17. Web-Security

18. Misc Discussions

III. JSP

1. Introduction

2. Jsp LifeCycle

3. Jsp Implicit Objects & Scopes

4. Jsp Scripting tags
             
5. Jsp Directives tags             

6. Jsp Actions
               a.Standard Actions
                             
               b.Custom Actions

7.JSTL

8. understading model1,mvc1,mvc2 architectures

9.Mini Projects

10.Misc Discussions

IV. IDE

1. MyEclipse

2.NetBeans

3.Eclipse

V. SERVERS

1. Tomcat

2. Weblogic

3.GlassFish

4.web shepre

5.Jboss

VI. DATABASES

1. Oracle

2.mysql

3.postgresql

MAVEN on 2nd Nov ( Sunday) 9:00AM at S.R.Nagar (Hyd) by Mr. Chandra Shekar

Syllabus: 1. Maven Overview

2. Maven

3. Maven Origins

4. What Maven Provide?

5. Mavens Principles

6. Declarative Execution

i)Maven's project object model (POM)

ii)Maven's build life cycle

7. Coherent Organization of Dependencies

i)Local Maven repository

ii)Central Maven repository

iii)Remote Maven Repository

iV)Locating dependency artifacts

8. Maven's Benefits

9. Maven Environment SetUp

i)System Requirement

ii)java installation verification

ii)set JAVA environment

iii)Download Maven Archive

iV) Extract Maven Archive and Configure Maven Environment Variables

vi) Add Maven bin directory location to system path and verify Maven installaton

10. Create Java Project

11. Build and Test Java Project

12. External Dependencies

13. Maven 2 Eclipse Plugin

14. Create web application using maven

15. Generate Documentation for Maven Project

16. Project Creation from Maven Templates

17. Team Collabaration with Maven

18. Migrating to Maven

Java WebServices (2 Days Workshop) on 1st, 2nd Nov (Saturday, Sunday) 10:00AM at Marthahalli (Bangalore) by Mr. Sriman

Syllabus:

S.NO	Topics Detailed	Content
1	Introduction to Web Services	Web Service Architecture Web Services VS other Technologies Web Services Benefits
2	XML	Theory • Introduction to XML • DTD VS XSD • What is XML Parsing? • Various other XML Binding API’s Practical • JAX-P API based XML parsing using (SAX, DOM) • Validating XML Documents using JAX-vP • XML Binding using JAX-B (Marshalling, Un-Marshalling and In-Memory Validation)
3	JAX – RPC	Theory • What is JAX-RPC API • Different Implementations of JAX-RPC API • Typical request processing in JAX-RPC Practical • Building Web Service using JAX –RPC SUN RI Implementation (Contract Last approach) • Building Web Service clients using JAX – RPC API (Stub based client, DP and DII based clients) • Building Web Service using JAX-RPC API Apache Axis implementation (Contract First approach)
4	WSDL	Theory • Purpose of WSDL • Types of WSDL • Message Exchange Patterns • Message Exchange Formats • Various elements of a WSDL document Practical • Writing a WSDL document
5	SOAP	Theory • Purpose of SOAP • Various elements of SOAP and its significance
6	JAX – WS	Theory • What is JAX-WS API • JAX RPC VS JAX-WS Practical • Building Web Service using JAX – WS SUN RI implementation (Contract Last approach) • Building Web Service using JAX – WS Apache Axis 2 implementation (Contract First approach) • Building Asynchronous Web Service using JAX – WS dynamic API
7	JAX – RS (Restful Service)	Theory • What is JAX – RS? • Need for JAX – RS • Web Services VS Web Resource Practical • Building Web Resource using JAX – RS SUN Jersey implementation • Building a Web Resource client using Apache Commons HTTP Client API
8	WS - * (Advanced Concepts in Web Services)	Theory • What is WS - * stack • What is ws – address, ws – security, ws – atomic transactions • Synchronous VS Asynchronous service Practical • Building Asynchronous Web Service using JAX –WS Metro Implementation using WS – Addressing (Real Asynchronous)
9	Q & A	The way Forward to SOA world

Hadoop (2 Weekends Workshop) on 1st, 2nd Nov (Saturday, Sunday) 9:00AM at S.R Nagar (Hyd) by Mr. Ramakrishna

Syllabus:
• BigData

• What is BigData
  
• Characterstics of BigData
  
• Problems with BigData
  
• Handling BigData

• Distributed Systems

• Introduction to Distributed Systems
  
• Problems with Existing Distributed Systems to deal BigData
  
• Requirements of NewApprocach
  
• HADOOP history

• HADOOP Core Concepts

• HDFS
  
• MapReduce

• HADOOP Cluster

• Install Pseudo cluster
  
• Install Multi node cluster
  
• Configuration Introduction to HADOOP Cluster
  
• The Five Deamons working
  • NameNode
  • JobTracker
  • SecondaryNameNode
  • TaskTracker
  • DataNode

• Introduction to HADOOP EcoSystem projects

• Writing MapReduce programs

• Understanding HADOOP API
  
• Basic programs of HADOOP MapReduce ApplicationForm
  - Driver Code
  - Mapper Code
  - Reducer Code
  
• Eclipse intigration with HADOOP for Rapid Application Development

• Understanding ToolRunner

• More about ToolRunner
  
• Combiner
  
• Reducer
  
• configure and close methods

• Common MapReduce Algorithems

• Sorting
  
• Searching

• Indexing
  
• TF-IDF

• Word_CoOccurance

• HADOOP EcoSystem

• Flume
  
• Sqoop
  
• Importing data from RDBMS using sqoop
  
• Hive

• Introduction to hive

• Creating tables in hive
  
• Running queries
  
• Pig
  
• Introduction to pig

• Different modes of pig

• when to use hive and when to use pig
  
• HBASE
  
• Basics of HBASE

• Advanced MapReduce Programming

• Developing custom Writable
  
• Developing custom WritableComparable
  
• Understanding Input Output formats

• Introduction to Ooziee
• Hands ons Exercise for each concept

Java WebServices (2 Days Workshop) on 1st, 2nd Nov (Saturday, Sunday) 9:00AM-5:00PM at S.R Nagar (Hyd) by Mr. Ravichandra

Syllabus:

S.NO	Topics Detailed	Content
1	Introduction to Web Services	Web Service Architecture Web Services VS other Technologies Web Services Benefits
2	XML	Theory • Introduction to XML • DTD VS XSD • What is XML Parsing? • Various other XML Binding API’s Practical • JAX-P API based XML parsing using (SAX, DOM) • Validating XML Documents using JAX-vP • XML Binding using JAX-B (Marshalling, Un-Marshalling and In-Memory Validation)
3	JAX – RPC	Theory • What is JAX-RPC API • Different Implementations of JAX-RPC API • Typical request processing in JAX-RPC Practical • Building Web Service using JAX –RPC SUN RI Implementation (Contract Last approach) • Building Web Service clients using JAX – RPC API (Stub based client, DP and DII based clients) • Building Web Service using JAX-RPC API Apache Axis implementation (Contract First approach)
4	WSDL	Theory • Purpose of WSDL • Types of WSDL • Message Exchange Patterns • Message Exchange Formats • Various elements of a WSDL document Practical • Writing a WSDL document
5	SOAP	Theory • Purpose of SOAP • Various elements of SOAP and its significance
6	JAX – WS	Theory • What is JAX-WS API • JAX RPC VS JAX-WS Practical • Building Web Service using JAX – WS SUN RI implementation (Contract Last approach) • Building Web Service using JAX – WS Apache Axis 2 implementation (Contract First approach) • Building Asynchronous Web Service using JAX – WS dynamic API
7	JAX – RS (Restful Service)	Theory • What is JAX – RS? • Need for JAX – RS • Web Services VS Web Resource Practical • Building Web Resource using JAX – RS SUN Jersey implementation • Building a Web Resource client using Apache Commons HTTP Client API
8	WS - * (Advanced Concepts in Web Services)	Theory • What is WS - * stack • What is ws – address, ws – security, ws – atomic transactions • Synchronous VS Asynchronous service Practical • Building Asynchronous Web Service using JAX –WS Metro Implementation using WS – Addressing (Real Asynchronous)
9	Q & A	The way Forward to SOA world

Advanced Java (4 Weekends workshop) on 1st, 2nd Nov (Saturday, Sunday) 4:00PM-8:00PM at Madhapur(Hyd) by Mr. Rathan

Syllabus:
I. JDBC 1. Introduction 2. Jdbc Architecture 3. Types of Drivers 4. Statement 5. ResultSet 6. PreparedStatement 7. Connection Modes 8. SavePoint 9. Batch Updations 10. CallableStatement 11. BLOB & CLOB II. SERVLETS 1. Introduction 2. Web application Architecture 3. Http Protocol & Http Methods 4. Web Server & Web Container 5. Servlet Interface 6. GenericServlet 7. HttpServlet 8. Servlet Life Cycle 9. ServletConfig 10. ServletContext 11. Servlet Chaining                1. SendRedirect                2. Forward                3. Include 12. Session Tracking Mechanisms                1. HttpSession                2. Cookies                3. URL-Rewriting                4. Hidden-Form Fields              13.Filters 14.Listeners	III. JSP 1. Introduction 2. Jsp LifeCycle 3. Jsp Implicit Objects & Scopes 4. Jsp Directives                1.page                2.include                3.taglib 5. Jsp Scripting Elements                             1.declaratives                2.scriptlets                3.expressions 6. Jsp Actions                a.Standard Actions                                              b.Custom Actions IV. IDE 1. Eclipse V. SERVERS 1. Tomcat VI. DATABASE 1. Oracle

Spring (2Days workshop) on 1st, 2nd Nov (Saturday, Sunday) 9:00AM at S.R Nagar (Hyd) by Mr. Anji Reddy

Syllabus:
1. IOC:(Inversion of Control) Spring IOC Container BeanFactory Spring xml based configuration using elements Bean Instantiation using a constructor Instantiation using a static factory method Instantiation using an instance factory method Injecting dependencies using Setter Injection and Constructor Injection Making use of idref, local, property, Inner beans,props, list,set, map, Collection merging,null,depends-on, Lazily-instantiating beans,Life cycle methods Import Aliasing beans Bean Scopes Singleton Protoype request session Autowiring collaborators no byName byType constructor autodetect Shutting down the Spring IoC container Gracefully in non-web applications	Bean definition inheritance BeanFactoryAware , BeanPostProcessor ObjectFactoryCreatingFactoryBean BeanFactoryPostProcessor PropertyPlaceHolderConfigurer PropertyOverrideConfigurer ApplicationContext 2. SPRING-JDBC JdbcTemplate Most of the methods present in JdbcTemplate class will becovered 3. SPRING-ORM Object Relational Mapping (ORM) data access: (Integrating Hibernate with Spring) Introduction of Hibernate HibernateTemplate JndiObjectFactoryBean LocalSessionFactoryBean HibernateDaoSupport 4. SPRING-AOP AOP(Aspect Oriented Programming): Advice,JoinPoint,Aspect,Target,Pointcut BeforeAdvice AroundAdvice Throws Advice Static pointcuts NameMatchMethodPointcut RegExpMethodPointCut Dynamic pointcuts 5. SPRING-MVC 6. STRUTS WITH SPRING INTEGRATION