🔱🛩 Advance Java Practice⛳

📝Description:

• This repository contains a collection of Advanced Java practice programs, covering essential concepts to build robust, enterprise-level applications.
• It serves as a hands-on resource for mastering backend development, database connectivity, and server-side programming.
• This repository contains a collection of Advanced Java practice programs, covering essential topics such as JDBC (Java Database Connectivity), JSP (Java Server Pages), Servlets, Multithreading, Networking, and more. It is designed to help developers gain hands-on experience with server-side Java programming, database integration, and enterprise-level Java concepts.

📚 Topics Covered:

✅ Core Java – OOPs, Exception Handling, Collections, Multithreading.
✅ JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) – Connecting Java with MySQL, CRUD operations, Prepared Statements.
✅ JSP (Java Server Pages) – Dynamic web pages, JSTL, Expression Language (EL), MVC Architecture.
✅ Servlets – Handling HTTP requests, Session Management, Cookies, Request Dispatching.
✅ Java Beans – Reusable Java components, Encapsulation, Getter/Setter Methods.
✅ Multithreading & Concurrency – Threads, Executors, Synchronization, Deadlock Prevention.
✅ Networking in Java – Socket Programming, Client-Server Communication.
✅ JPA & Hibernate (ORM) – Object-Relational Mapping, Annotations, Entity Classes.
✅ Spring Framework (Optional) – Spring MVC, Dependency Injection, Spring Boot Basics.
✅ Web Application Development – Building Dynamic Websites using Java EE Technologies.

📂 File Structure

/advance-java
│── jdbc/ # Java Database Connectivity programs
│── jsp/ # Java Server Pages examples
│── servlets/ # Servlet-based web applications
│── multithreading/ # Java concurrency programs
│── networking/ # Socket programming and network communication
│── hibernate/ # ORM and JPA examples
│── projects/ # Mini-projects using Advanced Java concepts

🏀🕳 How to Run the Programs

1. Setting Up JDBC:

• Install MySQL and create a database.
• Configure the JDBC driver (MySQL Connector) in your Java project.

Example JDBC Connection:

Connection conn = DriverManager.getConnection(
    "jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/your_database",
    "root", "password"
);

2. Running a Servlet-Based Web App

• Install Apache Tomcat and configure it in your IDE (Eclipse/IntelliJ).
• Deploy the .war file or run the project directly from the IDE.

Access the web app via:

http://localhost:8080/your-app-name

🔮 Future Enhancements

🔹 Implement full-stack web applications using JSP, Servlets & Hibernate.
🔹 Add REST API development using JAX-RS.
🔹 Integrate Spring Boot for modern Java web applications.
🔹 Include microservices and cloud deployment examples.

Contributions

💡 Want to contribute? Feel free to add new programs or improve existing ones by submitting pull requests!

This repository is mainly used to strengthen my Java skills by doing practice, enhancing my backend expertise, and gaining practical experience with web applications and database integration. 🚀