Java Applications
Learn about the need for Java Applications in domains like Web, Mobile, AI/ML, Big Data & more!
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Multiple programming languages have emerged over the years furthering the technological boom we have witnessed until now. Java is one such popular programming language that is known for its platform independence and widespread applicability in different fields. In this Java applications course, we will talk about the various fields and real-world scenarios where Java can be used to develop softwares, systems, or apps. We will also dig into Java’s applications in the domains of web applications, mobile applications, embedded systems, distributed systems, cloud-based systems, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning-based systems, Scientific and mathematical applications, etc.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Java used for?
Java is one of the most preferred programming languages globally since it is used for various purposes, such as a computing platform. Java can be used to produce applications that run on desktops, smartphones, and other devices. It can also be used to build websites and web applications that are secure and reliable.
Can Java be used to develop web applications?
Yes, Java can be used to build web applications, especially on the server side. Java web applications are distributed and work on the internet. CISC Temporary Storage Queue (TSQ) is a Java web application example that includes a plug-in project, a dynamic web project, and a CISC bundle project.
Which technology in Java is used to create a web application?
Angular.JS and Node.JS are the two technologies in Java that are used to create web applications. Another technology in Java that supports the creation of web applications is JavaServer Pages (JSP). It serves as a platform to provide a simplified, faster approach to building dynamic web applications. It enables rapid development of web applications that are server-side and are platform-independent.
How does a web application connect to the database?
Web applications are connected to the database to access the data. The simple procedure to do this is:
• Populate the database with the domain-specific data
• Create the data source in the application server
• Define a web application resource reference
• Map the resource reference to the database defined in the application server.
Why is Java popular for internet applications?
Java’s development philosophy is flexible and user-friendly demeanor and hence makes the most commonly used programming language used to create web applications and platforms. It gives the privilege for programmers to write the code once and run anywhere (WORA). It is also a secure language to work with complex applications comparatively. It has better built-in security characteristics and thus makes the best choice to use for internet applications.