4 days hands-on £1,940+VAT
This course can be delivered over the web
Next scheduled date:
Monday January 20th, 2025
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Java Enterprise Programming
Outline
JNDI
- Java Naming & Directory Interface
- Naming APIs
- Directory APIs
Servlets
- Servlet life-cycle
- Generating HTML
- Processing forms
- Using cookies
- State management with sessions
JavaServer Pages (JSP)
- JSP syntax
- Using the implicit objects
- Directives and actions
- Using JavaBeans
- Using custom tags
Web Applications
- Configuring web applications
- Session and application events
- Security options
- Form-based security
- Programmatic security
Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB)
- EJB architecture
- EJB interfaces
- Session beans
- Entity beans
- Message-driven beans
EJB Management
- Bean-managed persistence
- Container-managed persistence
- Bean-managed transactions
- Container-managed transactions
- Exception handling
- EJB security
JSF
- JavaServer Faces
- Configuring a JSF project
- JSF tags & classes
- JSF components
- JSF Managed Beans
- Servlet life-cycle
- Generating HTML
- Processing forms
- Using cookies
- State management with sessions
JavaServer Pages (JSP)
- JSP syntax
- Using the implicit objects
- Directives and actions
- Using JavaBeans
- Using custom tags
Web Applications
- Configuring web applications
- Session and application events
- Security options
- Form-based security
- Programmatic security
Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB)
- EJB architecture
- EJB interfaces
- Session beans
- Entity beans
- Message-driven beans
EJB Management
- Bean-managed persistence
- Container-managed persistence
- Bean-managed transactions
- Container-managed transactions
- Exception handling
- EJB security
JSF
- JavaServer Faces
- Configuring a JSF project
- JSF tags & classes
- JSF components
- JSF Managed Beans
- Configuring web applications
- Session and application events
- Security options
- Form-based security
- Programmatic security
Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB)
- EJB architecture
- EJB interfaces
- Session beans
- Entity beans
- Message-driven beans
EJB Management
- Bean-managed persistence
- Container-managed persistence
- Bean-managed transactions
- Container-managed transactions
- Exception handling
- EJB security
JSF
- JavaServer Faces
- Configuring a JSF project
- JSF tags & classes
- JSF components
- JSF Managed Beans
- Bean-managed persistence
- Container-managed persistence
- Bean-managed transactions
- Container-managed transactions
- Exception handling
- EJB security
JSF
- JavaServer Faces
- Configuring a JSF project
- JSF tags & classes
- JSF components
- JSF Managed Beans
Overview
This course provides a thorough hands-on exploration of the key JEE API's and shows how to use the strength of each technology to build web applications that are robust, efficient, and maintainable
Working in a hands-on environment, participants will design and deploy a multi-tiered, e-commerce web based business application utilizing the skills gained throughout the course. There is also comprehensive coverage of critical JEE architecture and design issues, teaching participants the best practices and pointing out key mistakes to avoid.
Objectives
On successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Thoroughly understand the JEE architecture and how to use the core API's
- Understand each core JEE API and how it functions in a JEE solution
- Combine the facilities offered by various JEE API's to solve practical development problems
- Develop robust, secure e-commerce applications using the JEE platform
Audience
This course is for experienced Java developers who wish to gain the essential skills required build and deploy robust, scaleable and secure enterprise web applications using the JEE platform.
Prerequisites
Participants are expected to be familiar with the features of the Java 2 Standard Edition (J2SE) covered in the Java Programming and Java Advanced Programming courses.
