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The document outlines a comprehensive roadmap for mastering Advanced Java, detailing topics from JDBC and Servlets to Microservices and System Design. It provides a structured hierarchy of concepts, including core and advanced features across various Java technologies. The suggested learning order emphasizes essential skills for roles such as Java Full Stack Developer and Spring Boot Developer.
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If you want a complete roadmap of Advanced Java, here is a structured hierarchy from
beginner-intermediate Java up to enterprise-level development.
1. JDBC (Java Database Connectivity)
Core JDBC
* JDBC Architecture
* JDBC Drivers Types (Type 1, 2, 3, 4)
* DriverManager
* Connection
* Statement
* PreparedStatement
* CallableStatement
* ResultSet
Advanced JDBC
* Batch Processing
* Transactions
Savepoints
* Metadata
° DatabaseMetaData
> ResultSetMetaData
* Connection Pooling
RowSet
+ Stored Procedures
* BLOB & CLOB Handling
2. Servlet
Basics
* Servlet Lifecycle* GenericServiet
+ HttpServiet
Request Handling
* GET Request
* POST Request
* PUT Request
* DELETE Request
Servlet API
* ServietConf g
* ServietContext
* RequestDispatcher
Session Management
* Cookies
* URL Rewriting
* Hidden Form Fields
* HttpSession
Advanced
* Filters
* Listeners
* Annotations
+ File Uploading
* MVC Architecture
3. JSP (Java Server Pages)
Basics
+ JSP Lifecycle
+ JSP Elements
» Directives
+ Scriptlets° Expressions
» Declarations
Implicit Objects
* request
* response
* session
* application
*out
Advanced
*JSTL
+ Expression Language (EL)
* Custom Tags
* Error Handling
+ JSP + Servlet Integration
4. Java Beans
Core Concepts
* Bean Class
* Properties
* Getter/Setter
Advanced
* Bean Scopes
* Bean Persistence
* Serialization
5. RMI (Remote Method Invocation)
Concepts
* Distributed Computing* Remote Interface
* Remote Object
Components
* Registry
* Stub
* Skeleton
Advanced
* RMI Architecture
* Security Manager
* Dynamic Class Loading
6. Networking
Socket Programming
“TCP
* UDP
Classes
* Socket
* ServerSocket
* DatagramSocket
* DatagramPacket
Advanced
* Multithreaded Server
* Chat Application
* File Transfer System
7. Multithreading
Thread Creation* Thread Class
* Runnable Interface
* Callable Interface
Synchronization
+ synchronized keyword
* Locks
* ReentrantLock
Communication
*wait()
+ notify
+ notifyAll)
Concurrency API
* Executor Framework
* ThreadPoolExecutor
* ScheduledExecutorService
+ Fork Join Framework
Advanced
* CompletableFuture
* Atomic Variables
* Concurrent Collections
* Deadlock
* Livelock
* Starvation
8. Ref bction API
Basics
* Class Class
* Constructors
* Methods
* FieldsAdvanced
* Dynamic Object Creation
+ Runtime Inspection
* Annotation Processing
9. Annotations
Built-in
* @Override
+ @Deprecated
+ @SuppressWarnings
Custom
* Marker Annotation
* Single Value Annotation
* Multi Value Annotation
Meta Annotations
* @Target
* @Retention
* @Documented
* @inherited
10. Serialization
Core
* Serializable Interface
* Object Streams
Advanced
* transient Keyword
* serialVersionUID* Custom Serialization
* Externalization
11. Collection Framework
List
+ ArrayList
* LinkedList
* Vector
* Stack
Queue
* PriorityQueue
* ArrayDeque
Set
* HashSet
* LinkedHashSet
* TreeSet
Map
* HashMap
* LinkedHashMap
* TreeMap
* Hashtable
* ConcurrentHashMap
Advanced
* Comparable
* Comparator
+ Fail Fast
* Fail Safe
+ Internal Working
* Hashing
* Load Factor12. Generics
Basics
* Generic Class
* Generic Method
Advanced
* Bounded Types
+ Wildcards
22
©? extends
°? super
Type Erasure
13. Java 8 Features
Lambda Expressions
+ Functional Interfaces
* Method References
Stream API
*fiter()
*map()
* fF btMap()
+ reduce()
Optional Class
Date & Time API
* LocalDate
* LocalTime* LocalDateTime
+ ZonedDateTime
Default Methods
Static Methods in Interface
14. Functional Programming
Functional Interfaces
* Predicate
* Consumer
* Supplier
* Function
* UnaryOperator
* BinaryOperator
Advanced Stream Operations
* Collectors
* Grouping
* Partitioning
15. Java Modules (Java 9)
JPMS
* module-info java
* exports.
* requires
Strong Encapsulation
16. NIO (New I/O)Core
* Buf ér
* Channel
File Handling
* Paths
+ Files
Advanced
* Asynchronous File I/O
* Non Blocking I/O
* Selectors
17. Security
Cryptography
* AES
* DES
+ RSA
Authentication
“JAAS
Secure Communication
*SSL
“TLS
Hashing
* SHA-256
“MDS
18. LoggingAPIs
+ [Link]
Frameworks
* Logdj
* Logback
* SLFA)
19. Build Tools
Maven
* [Link]
* Dependencies
* Plugins
* Build Lifecycle
Gradle
* [Link]
“Tasks
20. Design Patterns
Creational
* Singleton
* Factory
* Abstract Factory
* Builder
* Prototype
Structural
* Adapter
* Bridge
+ CammncitaLornpuone
* Decorator
* Facade
* Proxy
Behavioral
* Strategy
* Observer
* Command
* State
* Iterator
* Template Method
21. Spring Framework
Core
*ToC
* Dependency Injection
Spring Bean
* Bean Lifecycle
* Bean Scope
Spring AOP
Spring JDBC
Spring MVC
Spring Security
Spring Data JPA
Spring Boot
* Auto Conf guration
* Starter Dependencies
* Prof les* Actuator
Spring Cloud
* Eureka
* Gateway
* Config Server
* Feign Client
22. Hibernate
ORM Concepts
+ Entity
* Session
* SessionFactory
Mapping
* OneToOne
* OneToMany
* ManyToOne
* ManyToMany
Advanced
“HQL
* Criteria API
* Caching
* Lazy Loading
+ Eager Loading
23. Web Services
REST API
* GET
* POST* PUT
* DELETE
SOAP
JSON Processing
* Jackson
* Gson
24. Microservices
Architecture
* Service Discovery
* API Gateway
Communication
+ REST
*Feign
Messaging
* Kafka
* RabbitMQ
Resilience
* Circuit Breaker
* Retry Pattern
25. Enterprise Java (Jakarta EE)
EJB
* Stateless Bean
* Stateful Bean
IDAoes
CDI
JMS
26. Advanced JVM Topics
JVM Architecture
* Heap
* stack
* Method Area
Garbage Collection
* Serial GC
*G1GC
*ZGC
Memory Management
Class Loading
JIT Compiler
JVM Tuning
27. System Design with Java
Scalability
* Caching
* Load Balancing
Distributed Systems
Event Driven Architecturewiessaye Queues
Rate Limiting
Industry-Level Learning Order
1. Collections
2. Generics
3. Multithreading
4. JDBC
5. Servlet
[Link]
7. Networking
8. Java 8 Features
9. Ref ection
10. Annotations
11. Design Patterns
12. Maven
13. Hibernate
14. Spring Core
15. Spring Boot
16. Spring Security
17. Microservices
18. JVM Internals
19. System Design
This sequence covers virtually everything expected from a Java Full Stack Developer,
Spring Boot Developer, or Java Backend Engineer interview.