Ajp Course File

SASI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING
(Approved By AICTE, New Delhi And Affiliated To JNTU, Kakinada)
TADEPALLIGUDEM 534101 W.G.DT.
Ph.No: 08818 244986, 987, 989, 990 Fax: 08818 244628 visit us at www.sasi.ac.in
Department of Information Technology

Course File (Course Plan)
Academic Year: 2012-2013
Sem: Odd/Even
Faculty Details:
Name of the Faculty : S. Phani Kumar
Designation
: Assistant Professor
Department
: Information Technology
Course Details:
Name of the Programme: B.Tech
Branch: Information Technology
Year (I/II/III/IV): III
Section / Class:
Title of the Subject: Advanced Java Programming

Core Subject/Non-core/Ele: Core
No. of Students: 55
Starting date of the course:
Ending date of the course:
Note to the Faculty Members on how to use this course file format:
1. Get the new file from your office for each course and file each sheet of these formats
as and when it is complete
2. Time Table and syllabus copy provided to you may also be filed in it.
3. Please attach the Marks list of the students in respect of Cl-1, Cl-2, M-1 ,M-2 for the
subjects in the course file. [Cl-class Test and M- Mid Test].
4. Photocopy of the best and the worst answer sheets for CAE I & II, be included in the
Course File.
5. List of Assignments / Seminar Topics you have given to students should also be
included in the course File.
6. Model Question paper, which you have distributed to the students in the beginning of
the Semester for the subject should be included in the Course File.
7. Any additional resources like OHP transparencies, PPTs and handouts used may also
be filled in it.


Status Paper
Subject
: Advanced Java Programming
Branch
1. Target
a) Percentage Pass
b) Percentage I class
2. Course Plan
(Please write how you intend to cover the contents: i.e., coverage of units by lectures, guest
lectures, design exercises, solving numerical problems, demonstration of models, model
preparation, or by assignments, etc.)
Design Methodology and Technology teaches you how to design and publish Web
sites. In this Course, you will work with popular production tools such as Microsoft
FrontPage, Macromedia Dreamweaver and Flash. You will study design technologies such as
Dynamic HTML, cascading style sheets, JavaScript, Java applets, plug-ins and multimedia.
You will also explore the extensibility of design tools, incompatibility issues surrounding
these tools, and the functionality of current Web browsers.
This course will also teach you to manage the Web site development process. Web
design requires a strategy different from other mass media. In this course, you will approach
the design process from the perspective of Web site users. You will take the role of Web
designer and project manager, and you will work through the Web site development process
by evolving a Web presence site into a working prototype Web project.
This course provides a balance of training in theory, technology, project management,
and hands-on development. The skills and concepts taught in this course enable corporations
to overcome the challenges of bringing mission-critical business information to the Internet
and intranet environments.

3. Method of Evaluation
3.1. Continuous Assessment Examinations (CAE 1, CAE 2)

3.2. Assignments / Seminars
3.3. Mini Projects
3.4. Quiz
3.5. Term End Examination
3.6. Others
1. After completion of each unit slip test will be conducted
2. In the following lab, you will test your HTML skills by creating a basic Web page
similar to the example given. Your content need not be the same; however, you should
create a page with the same structure. This lab is designed to evaluate your current
skills and provide you with a baseline by which to evaluate the HTML tools used later
in the course.
3. Every one month class tests will be conducted by the college
4. Two mid exams are conducted by the University for 20 Marks
5. End Examination will be conducted by the University for 80 Marks

4.
List out any new topic(s) or any innovation you would like to introduce in teaching the
subject in this Semester.
Soon after you learn the different tools available for designing Web sites, you will
need to evaluate those tools for their abilities to function at the next level. Both Microsoft
FrontPage and Macromedia Dream weaver implement Dynamic HTML (DHTML) functions
that will take advantage of available technology.
We will discuss other recent technologies in this course as well, such as Cascading
Style Sheets (CSS), the new browsers, the Extensible Markup Language (XML), and the use
of JavaScript in your Web design for further functionality. In addition, we will discuss the
World Wide Web Consortium's advancement of the newest standards, and the ways in which
browser manufacturers contribute to development of new technologies.
Remember that you will use several tools to develop Web sites in this course. The
goal of this course is not to make you an expert user of these tools, but to give you enough
information about the key components of each tool that you can make educated decisions
about which tool will most benefit your organization's needs.


Guidelines to Study the Subject
Subject
Branch

Guidelines to Study the Subject
1. Students should have the knowledge of C programming.

2. Students should have the knowledge of basics of HTML.
3. Students should attend the classes regularly.
4. Students must be done assignments and submit within the time.
5. Students browse websites to know the latest trends.


Course Objectives
1. Subject
R32122
2. Branch
Subject Code:
3. On completion of this Subject / Course the student shall be able to:

S.no.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Objectives
Outcomes
Write syntactically correct HTTP messages and describe the semantics of
common HTTP methods and header fields
Install a web server and perform basic administrative procedures, such as
tuning communication parameters, denying access to certain domains,
and interpreting an access log
Demonstrate techniques for improving the accessibility of an HTML
document
Describe how a given web server responds to an HTTP request for a
dynamic resource
Note: For each of the OBJECTIVE indicate the appropriate OUTCOMES to be achieved.
Kindly refer Page 16, to know the illustrative verbs that can be used to state the
objectives.


Course Schedule
1. Subject
R32122
2. Branch
Subject Code:
3. The Schedule for the whole Course / Subject is:

S.no.
Description
1.
Directory Services and JNDI
2.
Distributed Computing Using RMI
3.
Java Beans
4.
EJB Architecture and Design
Web Servers and Servlets
6.
Introduction to JSP
JSP Application Development
Database Access
J2EE and Web Services
Duration (Date)
From
To
Total No. of Instructional periods available for the course: Hours / Period
Total No.
of Periods


Schedule of Instructions
Unit - I
1. Subject
R32122
2.
Sl.
No.
Branch
Date
Subject Code:
No. of
Period
s
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Topics / Sub Topics

Introduction to client-server
computing
Naming services
Directory services
LDAP data
Introduction to JNDI
JNDI service providers
Java and LDAP
White page services
LDAP operations
Binding operation.
Searching on LDAP server
Sample program on LDAP search
Authenticated search program
Restricting the Attributes Displayed
Example DNS Program
Objectives
&
Outcome
Nos.
References
(Text Book,
Journal)
Page no
T1-39
T1-39
T1-40
T1-43
T1-48
T1-49
T1-50
T1-52
T1-53
T1-55
T1-57
T1-59
T1-62
T1-64
T1-77
Note:
1. Ensure that all topics specified in the course are mentioned
2. Additional topics covered, if any, may also be specified boldly
3. Mention the corresponding course objective and outcome numbers against each topic.


Unit - II
1. Subject
3
Sl.
No.
R32122
Branch
Subject Code:
Objectives
&
Outcome
Nos.
References
(Text Book,
Journal) Page
no_ to _
No. of
Periods
Topics / Sub - Topics
Distributed computing by using RMI
T1-82
The RMI Architecture
T1-84
The Stub and Skeleton Layer
T1-85
The Remote Reference Layer
T1-86
The Transport Layer
T1-87
Locating Remote Objects
T1-88
RMI Exceptions
T1-91
Developing Applications with RMI
T1-92
Primitive Parameter passing

program
T1-98
10
Object Parameter passing program
T1-99
11
Remote Parameter passing program
T1-100
12
RMI Firewalls and HTTP
T1-136
13
HTTP Tunneling, socks
T1-138
Date
Note:
1.
Ensure that all topics specified in the course are mentioned
2.
Additional topics covered, if any, may also be specified boldly
3.
Mention the corresponding course objective and outcome numbers against each topic.


Unit - III
1. Subject
Subject Code:
R32122
2. Branch
Sl.
No.
Date
No. of
Periods
Objectives &
Outcome
Nos.
References
(Text Book,
Journal)
Page no_ to _
Introduction to Java Beans
T2-933
Advantages of Java Beans
T2-933
BDK Introspection
T2-934
Using Bound properties
T2-937
Bean Info Interface
T2-937
Constrained properties Persistence
T2-937
Customizes,
T2-37
Java Beans API
T2-938
Introduction to EJBs
T1-685
Note:
1.
2.
Additional Topics Covered, If Any, May Also Be Specified Boldly
3.


Unit - IV
1. Subject
R32122
2. Branch
Sl.
No.
Date
Subject Code:
No. of
Periods
Objectives
&
Outcome
Nos.
References
(Text Book,
Journal)
Page no_ to_
Types of EJB
T1-690
EJB Container and its services-1
T1-692
EJB Container and its services-2
T1-694
Working with EJBs-1
T1-697
Working with EJBs -2
T1-705
Design of the EJB-1
T1-718
Design of the EJB-2
T1-722
Note:
1.
2.
3.


Unit - V
1. Subject
R32122
2. Branch
Sl.
No.
Date
Subject Code:
No. of
Periods
Objectives
&
Outcome
Nos.
References
(Text Book,
Journal)
Page no_ to_
Tomcat web server
R1-33
Introduction to Servelets
R1-17
Architecture of servlet
R3-5.
Lifecycle of a Servlet
R3-5.
The servletAPI
R3-5.
The javax. Servlet Package
R3-5.
Reading servlet parameters
R3-5.
The javax.servlet HTTP package
R3-5.
Handling Http Request &

Responses
R3-5.
10
Using Cookies-Session Tracking
R3-5.
11
Security Issues
R3-5.
Note:
1.
2.
3.


Schedule Of Instructions
UNIT - VI
1. Subject
R32122
2. Branch
Sl.
No.
Date
Subject Code:
No. of
Periods
Objectives &
Outcome
Nos.
References
(Text Book,
Journal)
Page no_ to
R1-4
Introduction to JSP
The Problem with Servlet
R1-23
The Anatomy of a JSP Page
R1-25
R1-26
10
JSP Processing
JSP Application Design with
MVC
Tomcat Server & Testing Tomcat
Introduction to JSP Application
Development
Generating Dynamic Content
Using Scripting Elements Implicit
JSP Objects
Conditional Processing
11
Declaring Variables and Methods
R1-
12
Error Handling and Debugging
R1-106
13
R1-126
14
15
16
Sharing Data between JSP pages

Requests, and Users Passing
Control
Sharing Session and Application
Data
Memory Usage Considerations.
R1-30
R1-33
R1-39
R1-45
R1R1-80
R1R1-134
R1-152
Note:
1.
2.
3.


Unit - VII
1. Subject
R32122
2. Branch
Sl.
No.
Date
Subject Code:
No. of
Periods
Objectives
&
Outcome
Nos.
References
(Text Book,
Journal)
Page no_ to _
Introduction to database drivers
T1-159
Database Programming using

JDBC
T1-161
Studying Javax.sql.* package
T1-162
Installing of MYSQL
T1-165
Accessing a Database from a JSP

Page
T1-166
Application program
T1-168
Use of prepared Statement
R3-8-38
Introduction to struts framework
R3-8.40
Example Program
T1-220
Note:
1.
2.
3.


Unit - VIII
1. Subject
R32122
2. Branch
Sl.
No.
1
Date
Subject Code:
No. of
Periods
Objectiv
es &
Outcom
e Nos.
References
(Text Book,
Journal)
Page no_to__
Introduction to J2EE and Web

service
T1-1111
Web service technologies( SOAP)
T1-1113
Web service technologies( WSDL)
T1-1116
Web service technologies( UDDI)
T1-1120
Install of a JWSDP
Developing web service-1
T1-1122
Developing web service-2
T1-1125
Making services smarter-1
T1-1128
Making services smarter-2
T1-1134
PPT
Note:
1.
2.
3.


Course Material
Subject
Branch
Title of the Unit
: Directory Services and JNDI

Objectives of the Unit - I
Year: IIIB.Tech
1. To understand the client-server computing

2. To understand Naming and Directory services
3. To implement JNDI Program
4. To implement LDAP Search Program
Sem. II


Exercise
Unit I
Expected
Date
Description
1.
2.
3.
4.
Explain the concept of directory services?

What is distributed computing directory?
What are the basic applications of LDAP in java?
What are LDAP operations? Explain with some suitable
example?
5. Explain the search filters used by LDAP?
Completion
Date


Assignment
Unit I
Expected
Date
Description
1. What is the use of naming service?

2. What are LDAP operations? Explain with some suitable
example?
Completion
Date


Outcomes
Unit I
1. A graduate can understand the client-server computing

2. A graduate can understand Naming and Directory services
3. A graduate can implement JNDI Program
4. A graduate can implement LDAP Search Program


Course Material
Subject
Branch
Year: III B.Tech
Title of the Unit
: Distributed Computing Using RMI
Sem. II
Objectives of the Unit -II
1. To understand the concept of RMI.

2. To implement Remote Method Program.
3. To implement RMI with different kinds parameter passing techniques.
4. To understand the firewall and HTTP concept


Exercise
Unit II
Expected
Date
Description
1.
2.
3.
4.
Explain RMI architecture with suitable block diagram?

Explain how the RMI locates the remote objects?
What is HTTP tunneling? Give drawbacks of it?
Explain the techniques used by RMI to bypass the firewall?
Completion
Date


Assignment
Unit II
Expected
Date
Description
1. Explain RMI architecture with suitable block diagram?

2. Explain the concept of firewall?
Completion
Date


Outcomes
Unit II
1. A graduate can understand the concept of RMI.

2. A graduate can understand implement Remote Method Program.
3. A graduate can understand implement RMI with different kinds parameter
passing techniques.
4. A graduate can understand understand the firewall and HTTP concept

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Branch
Course Material
Title of the Unit
: Java Beans
Year: III B.Tech
Sem. II
Objectives of the Unit -III

1. To understand the basic concept of java beans.
2. To understand the java beans properties like design, Bound and
Constrained.
3. To understand the java bean-API.
4. To implement Tick-Tock Bean program.


Exercise
Unit III
Expected
Date
Description
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Explain advantages and disadvantages of java beans?

Describe the bean info interface?
Explain persistence of a bean with an example.
Write about EJB.
Explain the Enterprise java beans technology and its
importance on developing the server-side architecture.
Completion
Date


Assignment
Unit III
Expected
Date
Description
1. Write a simple Bean Program.

2. Explain about Introspection, properties, simple properties.
Completion
Date


Outcomes
Unit III
1. A graduate can understand the basic concept of java beans.

2. A graduate can understand the java beans properties like design, Bound and
Constrained.
3. A graduate can understand the java bean-API.
4. A graduate can implement Tick-Tock Bean program.


Course Material
Subject
Branch
Title of the Unit
: EJB Architecture and Design
Year: III B.Tech
Objectives of the Unit - IV
1. To understand the basic concept of Enterprise java beans.

2. To understand the java Enterprise beans properties.
3. To understand the Enterprise java bean-API.
4. To understand design of the EJB Tier.
Sem. II


Exercise
Unit IV
Expected
Date
Description
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
What is EJB?
Difference between the simple java bean and EJB.
What are EJB container web services?
Explain the concept of interposition.
Explain the bean providers view?
Explain the design of EJB tier.
Completion
Date


Assignment
Unit IV
Expected
Date
Description
1. Explain EJB architecture.

2. Difference between the simple java bean and EJB.
3. What are the types of EJB?
Completion
Date


Outcomes
Unit IV
1. A graduate can understand the basic concept of Enterprise java beans.

2. A graduate can understand the java Enterprise beans properties.
3. A graduate can understand the Enterprise java bean-API.
4. A graduate can understand design of the EJB Tier.


Course Material
Subject
Branch
Title of the Unit
: Web Servers and Servlets
Year: III B.Tech
Sem. II
Objectives of the Unit - V

1. To understand the concept of server.
2. To understand installation of tomcat server
3. To understand the servelet concept
4. To implement the servelet program
5. To understand how data passing from one webpage to another webpage


Exercise
Unit V
Expected
Date
Description
1. Discuss how servlets can be used to extend the Web
servers functionality
2. Briefly explain about tomcat web server.
3. Develop a servlet that handles HTTP GET request.
4. How to HTTP request and response.
5. Explain the core interface provided by javax.servlet.http
package?
6. How cookies are used for session tracing?
Completion
Date


Assignment
Unit V
Expected
Date
Description
1. What is meant by servlet? Explain life cycle of the servlet

with neat diagram?
Completion
Date


Outcomes
Unit V
1. A graduate can understand the concept of server.

2. A graduate can understand installation of tomcat server
3. A graduate can understand the servelet concept
4. A graduate can implement the servelet program
5. A graduate can understand how data passing from one webpage to another
webpage


Course Material
Subject
Branch
Year: III B.Tech
Title of the Unit
: Introduction to JSP, JSP Application Development

Objectives of the Unit - VI
1. To identified problems in servelet.

2. How to implement the JSP page with help of program.
3. How to share data between JSP pages.
4. How to implement the conditional processing.
Sem. II


Exercise
Unit VI
Expected
Date
Description
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Explain about the components of JSP?

Explain the anatomy of JSP page?
Discuss about Tomcat server?
Explain JSP application design with suitable example?
Develop a JSP with a bean In application scope?
Which is the biggest scope provided by JSP? Explain it?
Discuss time and scope of variable?
Completion
Date


Assignment
Unit VI
Expected
Date
Description
1. What is meant by JSP? Explain procedure for create JSP

pages?
Completion
Date


Outcomes
Unit VI
1. A graduate can identified problems in servelet.

2. A graduate can implement the JSP page with help of program.
3. A graduate can share data between JSP pages.
4. A graduate can implement the conditional processing.


Course Material
Subject
Branch
Title of the Unit
: Database Access
Year:III B.Tech
Sem. II
Objectives of the Unit - VII

1. To understand database drivers.
2. To implement program to connect database by using the concept of JDBC.
3. Installing the MYSQL.
4. Introduction to struts framework with example.


Exercise
Unit VII
Expected
Date
Description
1.
2.
3.
4.
Discuss about statement class?

Write a note on java.sql.Driver class?
Give a note on javax.sql package?
Explain how JDBC performs mapping between JAVA and
SQL data types?
5. Explain the process of accessing database from a JSP
page?
6. Explain struts framework?
Completion
Date


Assignment
Unit VII
Expected
Date
Description
1. Explain different kinds of drivers available to connect

application program to database
2. Explain steps to connect database by using servlets.
3. Explain steps to connect database by using JSP.
Completion
Date


Outcomes
Unit VII
1. A graduate can understand database drivers.

2. A graduate can implement program to connect database by using the concept
of JDBC.
3. A graduate can installing the MYSQL.
4. A graduate can Introduction to struts framework with example.


Course Material
Subject
Branch
Title of the Unit
: J2EE and Web Services
Year: III B.Tech
Objectives of the Unit - VIII
1. To understand the concept of web service

2. To study various SOAD of web service
3. To study various WSDL of web service
4. To study various UDDI of web service
5. How to develop a new web service
Sem. II


Exercise
Unit VIII
Expected
Date
Description
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
What is web service? Give examples of it?

What are web service technologies?
Give the architecture of SOAP?
What do you mean by smart web service?
Explain the concept of smart delivery and smart policies
Completion
Date


Assignment
Unit VIII
Expected
Date
Description
1. What are web service technologies?
Completion
Date


OUTCOMES
UNIT VIII
1. A graduate can understand the concept of web service

2. A graduate can study various SOAD of web service
3. A graduate can study various WSDL of web service
4. A graduate can study various UDDI of web service


Tutorial Sheets I
1. Subject
R32122
2. Branch
Subject Code:
Date:
This Tutorial corresponds to Unit 1.

Time:
1. Explain the concept of directory services?
2. What is distributed computing directory?
Please write the Questions/ Problems / Exercises which you would like to give to the
students and also mention the objectives to which these questions / problems are related.
Objectives
1. To understand the directory services

2. To understand the distributed computing directory


Tutorial Sheets II
1. Subject
R32122
2. Branch
Subject Code:
Date:
Time:
1. What is the purpose of strub/skeleton layer in RMI architecture?

2. Explain the concept of firewall?
3. Explain the techniques used by RMI to bypass the firewall?
Objectives
1. To understand the RMI architecture
2. To understand the firewalls


Tutorial Sheets III
1. Subject
R32122
2. Branch
Subject Code:
Date:
Time:
1. Explain the highlighting features of java bean?

2. What are constrained properties related to a bean? Give an instance of it.
Objectives
To understand the java beans


TUTORIAL SHEETS IV
1. Subject
R32122
2. Branch
Subject Code
Date:
This Tutorial corresponds to Unit4.
Time:
1. What is EJB?
2. Difference between the simple java bean and EJB.
3. What are EJB container web services?
Objectives
1. To understand the EJB beans
2. To understand the EJB container web services


Tutorial Sheets V
1. Subject
R32122
2. Branch
Subject Code:
This Tutorial corresponds to Unit 5
Date:
Time:
1. Discuss how servlets can be used to extend the Web servers functionality
2. Briefly explain about tomcat web server.
Objectives
1. To understand the Lifecycle of the servlet.
2. To understand the tomcat web server


TUTORIAL SHEETS VI
1. Subject
R32122
2. Branch
Subject Code:
Date:
Time:
1. Explain about the components of JSP?

2. Explain the lifecycle of JSP?
3. Discuss about JSP environment?
Objectives
1. To understand the Life cycle of JSP
2. To understand the components of JSP


TUTORIAL SHEETS VII
1. Subject
R32122
2. Branch
Subject Code:
Date:
Time:
1. Discuss the four types of JDBC drivers?

2. Explain query prepared statement?
Objectives
1. To understand the JDBC drivers
2. To understand the query processing


Tutorial Sheets VIII
1. Subject
R32122
2. Branch
Subject Code:
Date:
Time:
1. What is web service? Give examples of it?

2. Give the architecture of SOAP?
3. Elaborate the purpose of UDDI?
Objectives
1. To understand the different kinds for web services
2. To understand the SOAP,UDDI


Course Completions Status
1. Subject
R32122
2. Branch
Subject Code:
3. Actual Date of Completion & Remarks, if any
Units
Remarks
Nos. of
Objectives
Achieved
Unit 1
Unit 2
Unit 3
Unit 4
Unit 5
Unit 6
Unit 7
Unit 8
Note: After the Completion of Each Unit Mention the Number of Objectives Achieved

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SASI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING

(Approved By AICTE, New Delhi And Affiliated To JNTU, Kakinada)

TADEPALLIGUDEM 534101 W.G.DT.

Department of Information Technology

Branch: Information Technology

Year (I/II/III/IV): III

Title of the Subject: Advanced Java Programming

Starting date of the course:

Ending date of the course:

SASI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING

TADEPALLIGUDEM 534101 W.G.DT.

Department of Information Technology

: Advanced Java Programming

SASI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING

TADEPALLIGUDEM 534101 W.G.DT.

Department of Information Technology

3.1. Continuous Assessment Examinations (CAE 1, CAE 2)

SASI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING

TADEPALLIGUDEM 534101 W.G.DT.

Department of Information Technology

SASI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING

TADEPALLIGUDEM 534101 W.G.DT.

Department of Information Technology

: Advanced Java Programming

1. Students should have the knowledge of C programming.

SASI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING

TADEPALLIGUDEM 534101 W.G.DT.

Department of Information Technology

: Advanced Java Programming

3. On completion of this Subject / Course the student shall be able to:

SASI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING

TADEPALLIGUDEM 534101 W.G.DT.

Department of Information Technology

: Advanced Java Programming

3. The Schedule for the whole Course / Subject is:

Directory Services and JNDI

Distributed Computing Using RMI

EJB Architecture and Design

Web Servers and Servlets

J2EE and Web Services

SASI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING

TADEPALLIGUDEM 534101 W.G.DT.

Department of Information Technology

: Advanced Java Programming

Topics / Sub Topics

SASI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING

TADEPALLIGUDEM 534101 W.G.DT.

Department of Information Technology

: Advanced Java Programming

Topics / Sub - Topics

Distributed computing by using RMI

The RMI Architecture

The Stub and Skeleton Layer

The Remote Reference Layer

The Transport Layer

Locating Remote Objects

Developing Applications with RMI

Primitive Parameter passing

Object Parameter passing program

Remote Parameter passing program

RMI Firewalls and HTTP

HTTP Tunneling, socks

SASI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING

TADEPALLIGUDEM 534101 W.G.DT.