Java EE Application Development Jump Start

Length

3 days, 320 pages

Audience

Java programmers requiring real-world exposure to Java EE technology to hit the ground running.

Prerequisites

Experienced in Java programming and web-development technologies. Knowledge of or exposure to relational database management systems (RDBMS) is helpful. Exposure to XML is a suggested requirement.

Additional Notes

Includes a CD with the relevant examples and labs.

Outline

Below is the list of modules that are covered in this courseware. A class based on this courseware is typically delivered in three days but it can be customized to fit specific training needs. The courseware can also be used as a module to compliment other Java EE courseware offered by Marakana.

• JAVA EE Web Applications Development
• The Development Environment
• JAVA EE Overview
  • Enterprise Application
  • Development Issues
  • Distributed Architecture
  • Distributed Architecture (continued)
  • Transactions
  • ACID
  • JAVA EE Platforms
  • Vendor Support
• Architecture
  • Container
  • Components
  • Services
  • Summery
• Servlets
  • Goals
  • Introduction
  • Environment
  • Hierarchy
  • Servlet Classes and Interfaces
  • Servlet Lifecycle
  • HTTP Requests
  • GET
  • POST
  • HttpServletRequest
  • HttpServletResponse
  • HTML GET
  • HTML POST
  • Basic HTTP Servlet
  • Deploying
  • Web Directories
• WEB-INF Directory
• web.xml
  • Web Module Deployment Descriptor
  • A Simple Web Application
  • Summery
  • Servlet Communication
• Goals
• Introduction
• Sessions
• getSession Method
• HttpSession
• Cookie Support
• URL Encoding
• Using The Session Object
• HttpSessionBindingListener
• Communication Between Components
• RequestDispatcher
• forward Method
• include Method
• Creating The RequestDispatcher
• sendRedirect Method
• ServletContext
• Using ServletContext
• HttpServletRequest Attributes
  • Threading
• Solutions To Access Confilcts
• Synchronizing ServletContext
• Synchronizing HttpSession
• Communication
  • Working With Sessions
  • Summery
• Java Server Pages (JSP)
  • Goals
  • Introduction
  • JSP Elements
  • JSP Example
  • Directives
  • Page Directives
  • JSP Objects
  • Other JSP Objects
  • HTML Form Example
  • JSP Using The HTML Form
  • init And destroy Methods
  • Java Beans
• Reflection
• Java Bean Usage
• Java Bean Standard
• Mutator Methods
• Accessor Methods
• Instantiating Java Beans
• Setting Bean Properties
• setProperty Tag
• Getting Bean Properties
• HTML Example
• JSP Example
• Java Bean Example
  • Using Scope Objects In JSP
  • Retrieving Beans Servlet Example
  • Retrieving Beans JSP Example
  • JSP And Java Beans
  • Summery
• Tag Libraries
  • Goals
  • Introduction
  • Static And Dynamic Content
  • Tag Libraries Solution
  • Using Tag Libraries
  • Existing Tag Libraries
  • JSTL
  • taglib Directive
  • web.xml
  • taglib Example
  • Custom Tag Syntax
  • Tag Library Descriptor
  • taglib Element
  • Descriptor Tags
  • TLD
  • Tag Handlers
• Tag Handler Return Values
• Simple Tags
• Tags With Attributes
• Body Tags
• Body Tag Example
  • Tag Libraries
  • Summery
• Remote Method Invocation (RMI)
  • Goals
  • Introduction
  • Distributed Architecture
  • RMI Specification
  • Remote Objects
  • Stubs
  • Skeletons
  • RMI Registry
  • RMI Architecture
  • Implementation Steps
  • Remote Object Interface
  • Server Object Implementation
  • Class To Register Object
  • RMI Client
  • Internet Inter-ORB Protocol (IIOP)
  • RMI Over IIOP
  • Summery
• Java Naming And Directory Interface (JNDI)
  • Goals
  • Introduction
  • Naming Services
  • Directory Services
  • Available Service Providers
  • JNDI Advantages
  • Architecture
  • Packages
  • JNDI Context
  • Context Interface
  • InitialContext
  • Environment Naming Context (ENC)
  • JAVA EE Environment Entries
  • web.xml Entry
  • Using The Entry
  • Summery
• Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)
  • Goals
  • Introduction
  • JDBC Advantages
  • JDBC Architecture
  • Basic Interfaces
  • Creating A Connection
  • DataSource Interface
  • Connection Interface
  • Pools
  • Pool Implementation
  • Statement Interface
• executeQuery Method
• executeUpdate Method
• execute Method
• PreparedStatement Interface
• CallableStatement Interface
• Using Stored Procedures
  • ResultSet Interface
• Reading The ResultSet
• Scrolling ResultSet Objects
• createStatement Arguments
• Walking A ResultSet
• Updating ResultSets
  • Metadata
  • SQLException
  • Transactions
• Isolation Levels
• Types Of Reads
• Isolation Levels
• Batch Updates
  • SQL3
  • Summery
• Java Messaging Service (JMS)
  • Goals
  • Introduction
  • Motto Of The Message-Oriented Middleware Consortium