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Training Photoshop CS6 / Comprehensive – 4 days

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Class overview :

This comprehensive Adobe Photoshop training course will take students new to Photoshop CS6 through the basics of modifying existing photographs and create their own graphics up through using advanced layer and compositing techniques and learning to produce consistent color for print output. This course can also be taught using an older or new version of Photoshop.

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Class goals :

– Get to know the Photoshop CS6 workarea
– Learn to use Adobe Bridge
– Learn to work with the different selection tools
– Learn to work with colors, painting and retouching
– Learn to use Photoshop layers effectively
– Learn advanced features of Photoshop CS6
– Learn to work with filters
– Learn to create images for the Web and for video
– Learn to work in 3D Continue reading Training Photoshop CS6 / Comprehensive – 4 days →

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Training Comprehensive HTML5 Training – 4 days

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Class overview :

In this comprehensive HTML5 class, you will learn to learn to use HTML5 to develop modern websites.

Class goals :

  • Learn how to start building HTML5 pages today.
  • Learn the major benefits of HTML5.
  • Understand the difference between HTML5 and HTML 4.
  • Become familiar with HTML5′s new elements and attributes.
  • Learn to work with audio and video in HTML5.
  • Learn to work with HTML5′s new Canvas element to create code-based drawings.
  • Learn to use Web Storage for offline applications.
  • Learn to use all the cool new HTML5 form elements.
  • Learn the current state of browser support for HTML5 and how to make your HTML5 sites degrade gracefully.
  • Learn to acquire the users location with the geolocation API.
  • Learn to send messages between web pages and cross-domain with the Web Messaging API.
  • Learn to speed up slow web pages with Web Workers.
  • Learn to implement Drag and Drop.
  • Learn to use Web Applications while offline.
  • Learn to use the XMLHttpRequest Level 2 to access cross-domain resources.
  • Understand Web Sockets.
  • Learn to work with user Server-Sent events to update a web page.

Content of Comprehensive HTML5 Training

  1. Laying out a Page with HTML5
    1. Page Structure
      1. Laying out a Page with HTML 4 – the « old » way
      2. Laying out a Page with HTML5
    2. New HTML5 Structural Tags
    3. Page Simplification
  2. HTML5 – How We Got Here
    1. The Problems HTML 4 Addresses
    2. The Problems XHTML Addresses
    3. The New More Flexible Approach of HTML5 – Paving the Cowpaths
    4. New Features of HTML5
      1. HTML5 and JavaScript
      2. Additional Changes
      3. Modernizr
    5. The HTML5 Spec(s)
    6. Current State of Browser Support
  3. Sections and Articles
    1. The section Tag
      1. The HTML 4 Way
      2. The HTML5 Way
      3. Display of HTML5 Structural Elements
    2. The article Tag
    3. Outlining
      1. Sectioning
    4. Accessibility
  4. HTML5 Audio and Video
    1. Supported Media Types
    2. The audio Element
      1. Audio Formats
      2. Multiple Sources
      3. Audio Tag Attributes
      4. Getting and Creating Audio Files
    3. The video Element
      1. Video Tag Attributes
      2. Creating and Converting Video Files
    4. Accessibility
    5. Scripting Media Elements
    6. Dealing with Non-Supporting Browsers
      1. Graceful Degradation
  5. HTML5 Forms
    1. Modernizr
    2. New Input Types
      1. search
      2. tel
      3. url and email
      4. date/time input types
      5. number
      6. range
      7. min, max, and step attributes
      8. color
    3. HTML5 New Form Attributes
      1. autocomplete
      2. novalidate
    4. Some Other New Form Field Attributes
      1. required
      2. placeholder
      3. autofocus
      4. autocomplete
      5. form
      6. pattern
    5. New Form Elements
      1. datalist
      2. progress and meter
  6. HTML5 Web Storage
    1. Overview of HTML5 Web Storage
    2. Web Storage
      1. Browser Support
      2. Local Storage
      3. Session Storage
      4. Prefixing your Keys
    3. Other Storage Methods
      1. Web Database Storage
      2. Indexed Database API
  7. HTML5 Canvas
    1. Getting Started with Canvas
      1. Context
    2. Drawing Lines
      1. Multiple Sub-Paths
      2. The Path Drawing Process
      3. The fill() Method
    3. Color and Transparency
    4. Rectangles
    5. Circles and Arcs
      1. Radians
    6. Quadratic and Bézier Curves
      1. Practice
    7. Images
      1. drawImage() – Basic
      2. drawImage() – Sprites
    8. Text
      1. Text Properties
  8. Integrated APIs
    1. Offline Application API
      1. Cache Manifest File
      2. The HTML File
      3. Managing ApplicationCache with JavaScript
      4. A Sample Application
    2. Drag and Drop API
  9. Geolocation
    1. What is Geolocation Used for?
    2. Browser Support for geolocation
    3. The Geolocation Object
    4. Geolocation API Methods
    5. PositionOptions Object Properties
    6. Position Interface Attributes
  10. Web Messaging
    1. Web Messaging Methods
    2. Establishing Trust between Domains
    3. Establishing Trust with ORIGIN
    4. Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)
    5. Ports and Channel Messaging
    6. MessagePort Methods
    7. The Message Event Object
    8. Additional Security Checks
  11. Web Workers
    1. Why use Web Workers
    2. What are Web Workers
    3. Features Available to Workers
    4. How do Web Workers work?
    5. The Worker Object
    6. WorkerGlobalScope
    7. WorkerGlobalScope Properties
    8. WorkerGlobalScope Methods
    9. WorkerGlobalScope Events
    10. Browser Support for Web Workers
    11. Types of Web Workers
    12. Terminating the worker from the Worker Script
  12. Drag and Drop
    1. What is Drag and Drop
    2. What is Drag and Drop Used for?
    3. Browser Support for Drag and Drop
    4. Understanding Drag and Drop
    5. Drag and Drop with a Data « payload »
    6. Drag Events
    7. Drop Event
    8. A jQuery UI Drag and Drop Example
  13. Offline Applications
    1. Why do we need offline Applications?
    2. Browser Support for Offline Applications
    3. Emptying the Browser Cache
    4. Understanding applicationCache
    5. The navigator.online property
    6. Associating the Cache Manifest with a Web Page
  14. XMLHttpRequest Level 2
    1. What is XmtlHttpRequest (XHR)?
    2. Benefits of XHR Level 2
    3. The XHR object: States
    4. The XHR object: Event Handlers
    5. The XHR Object: Methods
    6. The XHR object: Properties
  15. Web Sockets
    1. HTTP
    2. The Web Socket
    3. WebSocket Properties
    4. Web Socket Event Handlers
    5. WebSocket Methods
    6. Using a WebSocket Server with the WebSocket API
  16. Server-Sent Events
    1. What are Server Sent Events?
    2. The Server Messages
    3. Creating an EventSource
    4. The EventSource Properties
    5. The EventSource Events
    6. The Advantages of Server-Sent Events
    7. The Disadvantages of Server-Sent Events
    8. Server-Sent Events Summary
Comprehensive HTML5 Training
Training Comprehensive HTML5 Training

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  • Type of training: Inter-company, intra-company and individual
  • 100% flexible & personalised training : You choose the place, the dates and the training program
  • Offer request : Response within 24 hours
  • 50% discount for SME’s from Brussels-Capital Region
  • Free parking, lunch & drinks
  • Free use of our Digital Competence Centre: Manuals, courses, exercises, …

In this comprehensive HTML5 class, you will learn to learn to use HTML5 to develop modern websites.

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Training ColdFusion / Comprehensive – 5 days

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Class overview :

In this Comprehensive ColdFusion 9 Training course, students will spend the first part of the week learning the basics of ColdFusion and the second part of the week learning advanced ColdFusion techniques.

Class goals :

– Learn to get data from a database and display it on the page
– Learn to insert, Edit and Delete records from a database
– Learn to pass data from one page and receive it on another using HTML Forms
– Learn to create Dynamic Form Fields including Dynamic Select Lists
– Learn to build a Search Interface
– Learn to use Session Variables to provide Password Protection
– Learn to call ColdFusion Components (CFCs) and Custom Tags
– Learn to send email with ColdFusion
– Learn to send email with ColdFusion
– Learn sophisticated data management techniques
– Learn to build and use Custom Tags
– Learn to build and use ColdFusion Components (CFCs)
– Learn to handle errors properly
– Learn to work with ColdFusion and XML

Content of Training ColdFusion / Comprehensive

  1. Introduction to ColdFusion
    1. Static pages vs. Dynamic pages
    2. Server-side Web Technologies
    3. Database Alphabet Soup: ODBC/JDBC, DSNs and SQL
    4. Course Objectives and Prerequisites
    5. Introduction to Course Project
  2. ColdFusion Basics
    1. Using CFML
      1. Code Editors
      2. Dreamweaver Interface
      3. Tag Updaters / Extensions
      4. Tag Editing Dialog Boxes
    2. Embedded Tag Help
    3. Using ColdFusion Comments
    4. Creating Variables
      1. <cfset> and <cfoutput>
    5. Variable Scope/Prefixes
    6. Built-in ColdFusion Functions
      1. CF Function Reference (Dreamweaver specific)
      2. Online Reference (http://livedocs.adobe.com)
      3. Tip: (http://cfquickdocs.com)
    7. Using <cfinclude> to reuse code
  3. Dynamic Data: Querying the Database
    1. Database Basics
      1. Introduction to SQL
      2. Select Statement
      3. Update Statement
      4. Insert Statement
      5. Delete Statement
      6. Data Source Name (DSN) / Remote Development Server (RDS)
      7. The DSN Used in This Class: movieList
    2. Course Project Database
    3. Querying the database with <cfquery>
      1. <cfdump> for Quick Output
    4. Customizing Display with <cfoutput>
      1. Building Dynamic Tables
      2. Shortcut: <cftable>
      3. Shortcut: Dynamic Table Tool (in Dreamweaver)
  4. Creating a Drill-down Interface
    1. Passing Variables between Pages
      1. « Two-page method »
    2. Receive Variables through the URL
      1. Using a WHERE clause in a SQL Statement
      2. Protecting Against SQL Injection Attacks with <cfqueryparam>
  5. Conditional Statements and Forms
    1. Conditional Statements
      1. <cfif>, <cfelseif> and <cfelse>
      2. Comparison Operators
      3. Operator
      4. Description
      5. Using the isDefined() function
    2. HTML Form Review
    3. Self-Submitting Forms
      1. Using the <cfparam> tag to set a default value
      2. Quick Examination of a ColdFusion Framework (Methodology): Fusebox
    4. Dynamically Populating Select Lists
      1. HTML Review: <select> tags
      2. Introducing the <cfform> Tag
      3. Shortcut: <cfselect>
  6. Quick Introduction to RSS and Ajax with <cfform>
    1. Reading an RSS Feed
    2. Introducing the <cfform> Tag
    3. Building a Mask with <cfform>
    4. Automatically Build a Dynamic Select List with <cfselect>
  7. Search Interface
    1. Creating a Search Interface
      1. Using % and _ in a LIKE Statement
  8. Insert Records into the Database
    1. Inserting Records
      1. SQL Insert Statement
      2. Insert Record Step 2 – the Insert
      3. Shortcut: <cfinsert>
      4. Redirect Users with <cflocation>
    2. Automated Form Validation
      1. Client-side vs. Server-side validation: When does the validation code run?
  9. Edit (Update) Database Records
    1. Updating records
      1. SQL UPDATE Statement Review
      2. Passing the Primary Key
      3. Page 2 – View Current Data in a Form
      4. Page 3 – Perform the Update to the Database
      5. Shortcut: <cfupdate>
    2. Deleting Records
      1. Note on Deleting records
      2. Review of the SQL Delete Statement
      3. « Deleting » without deleting
      4. No <cfdelete>!
  10. Reusing Code
    1. Reusing code with <cfinclude> and <cflocation>
    2. Custom Tags
      1. Where to store Custom Tags
      2. CALLER and ATTRIBUTE scopes
      3. Using <cfmodule>
      4. A Note about CFX tags
    3. User Defined Functions (UDFs) and ColdFusion Components (CFCs)
      1. Creating UDFs with the <cffunction> tag
      2. Using ColdFusion Components (CFCs)
    4. Creating Components
      1. Calling or Invoking Components
      2. Passing Arguments to Components
      3. The Component Code
      4. The main CFML page
      5. View a Component directly in the browser
  11. Using Session Variables for Password Protection
    1. Session Variables
      1. Using Application.cfc to Enable Session Management
      2. Creating Password Protected Pages
      3. Password-protect.cfm (the included page)
      4. Application.cfm
      5. Locking Session and Application variables with <cflock>
  12. Tracking User Information with Cookies (optional)
    1. Using Cookies to Track Users
  13. Sending email with <cfmail> (optional)
    1. Using ColdFusion to Send Email
      1. <cfmail> Tag Syntax
  14. Managing Data
    1. Creating a User Administration Page
      1. Displaying Users
      2. Adding Users
      3. Editing and Deleting Users
      4. Controlling Access to the Page
    2. Allowing Users to Add and Edit Data
      1. Displaying Data
      2. Adding Data using Stored Procedures
      3. Editing and Deleting Data
    3. Conclusion
  15. Custom Tags
    1. Calling Custom Tags
      1. thisTag Structure
    2. Storing Custom Tags
    3. Other Ways of Calling Custom Tags
      1. CFMODULE
      2. CFIMPORT
    4. Conclusion
  16. ColdFusion Components
    1. CFC Basics
    2. Creating CFCs
    3. Storing CFCs
    4. Invoking CFCs
      1. Passing Argument Values
    5. Extending ColdFusion Components
    6. Application.cfc
      1. Application.cfc Methods
      2. Application.cfc Benefits
    7. Conclusion
  17. Handling Errors
    1. Handling Exceptions
      1. Compiler Exceptions
      2. Runtime Exceptions
    2. cftry/cfcatch
      1. Exception Types
    3. Locking Code to Prevent Errors
      1. Race Conditions
      2. Named Locks
    4. Conclusion
  18. ColdFusion and XML
    1. XML Functions
      1. Creating New XML Documents
      2. Searching XML Documents
      3. Validating XML Documents
    2. Processing RSS Feeds
      1. Processing RSS Feeds with XmlSearch()
      2. Processing RSS Feeds with XmlTransform()
    3. ColdFusion and WDDX
      1. <cfwddx>
      2. WDDX vs. Web Services
    4. Conclusion
ColdFusion / Comprehensive
Training ColdFusion / Comprehensive

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  • 100% flexible & personalised training : You choose the place, the dates and the training program
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Training JSP / Comprehensive – 4 days

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Class overview :

This four-day course develops skills in JavaServer Pages, or JSP, which is the standard means of authoring dynamic content for Web applications under the Java Enterprise platform. It treats JSP 2.0, including older features such as scriptlets but focusing on newer features and techniques, including JSP expressions and the JSTL.

Class goals :

Explain the fundamentals of HTML and HTTP in the World Wide Web.
Describe the CGI and its role in implementing interactive Web applications.
Describe JavaServer Pages and their relationship to servlets and J2EE generally.
Describe how a JSP is translated into a servlet and processed at runtime.
Explain the use of directives on JSPs and outline the principal directives.
Implement simple JSPs that use Java code in declarations, expressions and scriptlets.
Enumerate and use the implicit objects available to scripting elements.
Explain the use of HTML forms in Web applications.
Implement an interactive Web application using JSP.
Use Java exception handling and JSP error pages to handle errors in JSP applications.
Implement session management for a JSP application.
Manage cookies to store client-specific information at various scopes and durations.
Explain the use of JavaBeans in JSP and their role in enhancing the separation of business logic from page design.
Use Beans to implement effective interactive JSP applications.
Describe the use of the JSP expression language in simplifying dynamic page output.
Write JSP expressions and implement JSPs that use them in favor of scripts.
Describe the role of the JSP Standard Tag Library in JSP development.
Implement JSPs that use basic JSTL actions to simplify presentation logic.
Describe custom tags in JSP and explain how they are implemented, both using Java and JSP itself, and how they are used.
Discuss threading issues in JSP and describe the use of directives to control how threading is handled.
Describe the various uses of XML in JSP applications.
Deploy a logical Web application to a Web server in a WAR file.
Describe the use of the JSP expression language to simplify dynamic page output.
Write JSP expressions and implement JSPs that use them in favor of scripts.
Implement JSPs that use basic JSTL actions to simplify presentation logic.
Decompose a JSP application design into fine-grained, reusable elements including JavaBeans, custom tag handlers and tag files that use JSTL.
Use core JSTL actions to complement standard actions, custom actions, and JSP expressions for seamless, script-free page logic.
Direct conditional and iterative processing of page content by looping through ranges of numbers, over elements in a collection, or over tokens in a master string.
Import external resources by URL for processing, or redirect the JSP container to an external resource to handle the current request.
Set locale and time zone information in JSPs, and use them to correctly format numbers, dates and times for all clients.
Use resource bundles to manage application strings, and produce the appropriate strings at runtime for a particular client locale.
Locate a data source, query for relational data, and parse result sets.
Perform updates, inserts and deletes on relational data using SQL actions.
Manage queries and updates in transaction contexts.
Parse XML content from a variety of sources.
Derive information from parsed XML content using XPath expressions.
Implement conditional processing and loops based on XML information.
Apply XSLT transformations to XML content.
Implement a simple Web service that reads and writes SOAP.

Content of Training JSP / Comprehensive

Class Outline

  1. Web Applications
    1. The World Wide Web
    2. HTML
    3. Web Servers
    4. HTTP
    5. Dynamic Web Pages
    6. CGI
    7. Java Web Technologies
    8. Servlets
    9. JSP
  2. JSP Architecture
    1. JSP Containers
    2. Servlet Architecture
    3. Page Translation
    4. Types of JSP Content
    5. Directives
    6. Content Type
    7. Buffering
    8. Scripting Elements
    9. JSP Expressions
    10. Standard Actions
    11. Custom Actions and JSTL
    12. Objects and Scopes
    13. Implicit Objects
    14. JSP Lifecycle
  3. Scripting Elements
    1. Translation of Template Content
    2. Scriptlets
    3. Expressions
    4. Declarations
    5. Dos and Don’ts
    6. Implicit Objects for Scriptlets
    7. The request Object
    8. The response Object
    9. The out Object
  4. Interactive JSP Applications
    1. HTML Forms
    2. Reading CGI Parameters
    3. JSPs and Java Classes
    4. Error Handling
    5. Session Management
    6. The Session API
    7. Cookies and JSP
  5. Using JavaBeans
    1. Separating Presentation and Business Logic
    2. JSP Actions
    3. JavaBeans
    4. Working with Properties
    5. <jsp:useBean>
    6. <jsp:getProperty> and <jsp:setProperty>
    7. Using Form Parameters with Beans
    8. Objects and Scopes
    9. Working with Vectors
  6. The Expression Language and the JSTL
    1. Going Scriptless
    2. The JSP Expression Language
    3. EL Syntax
    4. Type Coercion
    5. Error Handling
    6. Implicit Objects for EL
    7. The JSP Standard Tag Library
    8. Role of JSTL
    9. The Core Actions
    10. Using Beans with JSTL
    11. The Formatting Actions
    12. Scripts vs. EL/JSTL
  7. Advanced JSP Features
    1. Web Components
    2. Forwarding
    3. Inclusion
    4. Passing Parameters
    5. Custom Tag Libraries
    6. Tag Library Architecture
    7. Implementing in Java or JSP
    8. Threads
    9. Strategies for Thread Safety
    10. XML and JSP
    11. JSP for Web Services
  8. JSTL Overview
    1. The JSP Standard Tag Library
    2. The JSP Expression Language
    3. EL Syntax
    4. Type Coercion
    5. Error Handling
    6. Implicit Objects for EL
    7. JSTL Namespaces
    8. Using JSTL in a Page
    9. The Core Actions
    10. Going Scriptless
    11. Object Instantiation
    12. Sharing Objects
    13. Decomposition
    14. Parameterization
  9. The Core Actions
    1. The JSTL Core Library
    2. <c:out>
    3. <c:set>
    4. Gotchas
    5. Conditional Processing
    6. Iterative Processing
    7. Iterating Over Maps
    8. Tokenizing Strings
    9. Catching Exceptions
    10. Resource Access
  10. The Formatting and i18n Actions
    1. The JSTL Formatting Library
    2. Locales
    3. Determining Locale
    4. Time Zones
    5. Setting Locale and Time Zone
    6. Formatting and Parsing Dates
    7. Formatting and Parsing Numbers
    8. Internationalization
    9. Working with Resource Bundles
    10. Supporting Multiple Languages
  11. The SQL Actions
    1. The JSTL SQL Library
    2. Using Relational Data
    3. Connecting with a DriverManager
    4. Connecting via a DataSource
    5. The Result Interface
    6. Making a Query
    7. Inserts, Updates and Deletes
    8. Parameterized SQL
    9. Transactions
  12. The XML Actions
    1. The JSTL XML Library
    2. Using XML
    3. XML Data Sources
    4. Parsing and Addressing
    5. Using XPath in JSTL
    6. XPath vs. EL
    7. XPath Context
    8. Implicit Objects for XPath
    9. Conditional Processing
    10. Iterative Processing
    11. Changing XPath Context
    12. Working with XML Namespaces
    13. Using XSLT
    14. Chaining Transformations
    15. Reading XML from the Request Body
    16. XML and SOAP Web Services
JSP / Comprehensive
Training JSP / Comprehensive

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  • 100% flexible & personalised training : You choose the place, the dates and the training program
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  • Free parking, lunch & drinks
  • Free use of our Digital Competence Centre: Manuals, courses, exercises, …