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Lesson 1
● Create Java project in Eclipse using Import from archive file
● Learn how to export a project
● Review of MyLibrary classes
● Introduce try / catch blocks
● Create a Scrapbook page
● Run try / catch blocks inside Scrapbook
● Check Javadoc location and Source attachment
Lesson 2
● Convert from JUnit 3 to JUnit 4
● Introduce Java Annotations
● Plan methods for converting objects to XML text files
● Discuss Static Methods
● Start test method for saveStringToFile() method
Lesson 3
● Complete test method for saveStringToFile() method
● Discuss unit tests as class documentation in agile software development
● Start actual saveStringToFile() method
Lesson 4
● Finish on saveStringToFile() method
● Discuss BufferedWriter and FileWriter classes
● Discuss exceptions and throws keyword
Lesson 5
● Finish getStringFromFile() method
● Look at TODO and Tasks View
● Run MyUtilitiesTest JUnit test
● Read a Stack Trace
Lesson 6
● Download and add XStream XML program library to our project
● Attach source code to Java language classes to our project
● Learn how to browse the Java source code
● Learn how to use the Eclipse Hierarchy view
● Discuss the benefits of XML format
● Write createMyLibrary() method in MyUtilitiesTest class
Lesson 7
● Write test method for convertToXML() and convertFromXML() methods
● Create convertToXML() and convertFromXML() methods
● Look at XStream web tutorial
● Test conversion methods
Lesson 8
● Write test method to test conversion to and from XML disk file
● Create saveMyLibraryToXMLFile() and getMyLibraryFromXMLFile() methods
● Test our methods
Lesson 9
● Use Eclipse XML editor to examine XML file
● Explore XML object reference options in XStream
● Use the Eclipse Compare With Local History feature to compare versions of XML files
Lesson 10
● Use History View and Compare With Local for Java Source
● Modify MyLibrary main method and run as Java application in Eclipse
● Learn about Java class and JAR files
● Create JAR manifest file with Class-Path
● Set Java compiler compliance level
● Create JAR file in Eclipse
● Execute JAR file in Windows and Linux
Lesson 11
● Overview of Java Object Serialization
● Discuss the pros and cons of object serialization and XML
● Create test method for saveMyLibraryToSerialFile() and getMyLibraryFromSerialFile()
methods
● Write saveMyLibraryToSerialFile() method
Lesson 12
● Write getMyLibraryToSerialFile() method
● Add Serializable interface and serialVersionUID to classes
● Modify and run AllTests to test the entire application
● Look at Java Compiler Errors/Warning options