Course Outline
Introduction
Overview of Java EE 7 Platform Features and Architecture
- Containers, APIs, and services
- Lifecycle and memory scopes
- Enterprise JavaBeans
- Supporting technologies
Getting Started with Java EE 7 Platform Basics
- Installation
- Packaging, deployment, and injection
- Web applications introduction
Managing Persistence with Java EE 7
- Java Persistence API
- Creating and executing queries
- Creating and managing entities
- Access control with locking
- Fetch plans
Implementing the Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) Technology
- Enterprise, session, and message-driven beans
- Contents and lifecycle
- EJB operations and transactions
- Creating EJB methods and timers
- Session components
- Applying interceptors
Working with Java Message Service (JMS) API
- Basic JMS API concepts
- Programming model and features
- Writing simple JMS applications
- Transactions and message-driven beans
- Implementing message producers and consumers
Building Web Services with Java EE 7 Platform
- Web services types
- Building web services with JAX-WS
- Building RESTful web services with JAX-RS
- Accessing REST resources
Creating Web Applications Using Java Servlets
- Servlet lifecycle
- Creating and initializing a servlet
- Writing service methods
- Uploading files
- Asynchronous servlets
- Interceptors and filters
- HTTP headers, parameters, and cookies
Creating Web Applications Using Java Service Pages (JSP)
- JSP lifecycle
- JSP syntax
- Errors
- Tag libraries
- Expression language and CDI beans
Building Java Applications with WebSockets
- Programmatic and annotated endpoints
- Sending and receiving messages
- Encoders and decoders
- Path parameters
- Endpoint configurator class specification
Developing Web Applications Using JavaServer Faces (JSF)
- User interface component model
- Navigation model
- JavaServer Faces lifecycle
- Partial processing and rendering
- Converters, listeners, and validators
- Expression language and CDI beans
- Produce messages
- JSF tag libraries
Securing Java Applications with Java EE 7 Platform
- Security mechanisms and containers
- Working with realms, users, groups, and roles
- Securing connection with SSL
- Web application security
- Enterprise application security
- Certification and authentication
Troubleshooting
Summary and Conclusion
Requirements
- Knowledge of XML, SQL, and Java programming
- Experience with application development
Audience
- Developers
Testimonials
Communication with the trainer willingness to answer questions.
Michał Rajkowski
Information on practical applications from real projects.
Piotr Czapiewski
Clear experience of the host, considerable knowledge of architecture and implementation.
Amadeusz Zasiek
the practical side of the exercises
Università degli Studi di Milano
exercises, knowledge for every question asked.
Jarosław Ciotucha - Orange Szkolenia Sp. zo.o.
A lot of practical examples and discussing real issues of using EJB.
Krzysztof Świątczak - Orange Szkolenia Sp. zo.o.
Knowledge of the lecturer.
Marcin Zys - Orange Szkolenia Sp. zo.o.
Patience and explanation of the instructor. Dynamics when interspersing Theory and Practice of the subject that is being treated.
Oved Isai Soriano Olvera - Banco de México
The exercises
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I learned a lot to work through the console and details that had gone unnoticed
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It was practical and with well-structured themes.
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The experience that the professor could share with us, reflected his experience in the area and in the different sectors in which he has participated.
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The instructor's way of explaining
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Comprehensive answers to any questions.
Mateusz Chołodziński - Aplikacje Krytyczne Sp. z o.o.
Learning pre-presented theoretical issues through practical exercises.
- Aplikacje Krytyczne Sp. z o.o.
Intervals between lectures in the form of exercises. Positive attitude of the operator and ease of making conversations.