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JDBC Application Development Part 4: The 2.0 Core and Optional APIs This final course in the series teaches how to use the new features in the JDBC 2.0 core API. It also covers using the optional API, which includes the ability to connect to a database with datasource objects that work with JNDI, and using rowsets. more...

Enterprise JavaBeans Part 1: Introduction and Architecture This first course in the series provides the foundation for the rest of the course series. It introduces learners to the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition and to Enterprise JavaBeans. It describes the features and benefits of the J2EE application model and its JavaBeans component model. It also covers the EJB architecture, client, and classes and interfaces. more...

Enterprise JavaBeans Part 2: Implementing Session and Entity Beans This second course teaches the functions of and differences between session and entity beans. It describes the life cycle for each of these beans and it teaches learners how to implement the beans in enterprise applications. more...

Enterprise JavaBeans Part 3: Transactions and Security This final course in the series teaches learners about transaction and security management. The transaction management sections cover the EJB semiautomated transaction management feature, container-managed transactions, bean-managed transactions and synchronization. The security management section addresses EJB architecture support for security management. more...

Java Servlets Part 3: Databases, Chaining, Security, Applets and Beans This final course in the series teaches about servlet security and how to use servlets with other Java APIs. It covers creating databases using JDBC and servlets, creating content using servlet chaining, security issues with servlets, applet-servlet communication, and using and creating servlet beans. more...

J2EE Connectivity Part 4: EJB Architecture, Session Beans, and Security This course teaches about the design and development of Enterprise Java Beans. It differentiates between the two different kinds of beans, session and entity beans, and explains their purpose. It also explains how to create the different kinds of session beans, how to use session beans appropriately, and how to work with the EJB Security Model. more...

J2EE Connectivity Part 5: Entity Beans, EJB Transactions and Deployment This final course in the series covers the function and purpose of entity beans, container-managed and bean-managed persistence, EJB transactions, and deployment issues, including packaging and assembling EJBs. more...

CIW Enterprise Specialist Part 3: EJB Framework and Session Beans ...se Edition. It provides an overview of the Enterprise JavaBean Framework and also covers the creation deployment and invocation of an Enterprise JavaBean. Topics covered include server-side component software defining software components and describing popular server-side component technologies introducing benefits and issues surrounding distributed architectures and covering technologies more...

Java 2: Advanced Java This course is designed to explain the garbage collection mechanism of JVM and the methods and packages used in garbage collection. It explains the security model of JDK 1.2 and describes the security mechanisms the security policies and permissions. The course covers the concepts of internationalization and the functions of the Locale class the Calendar class and the TimeZone class. You will more...

CIW Enterprise Specialist Part 4: EJB Deployment, EJB Clients, and Entity Beans ...or tool and EJB deployment writing EJB clients and entity beans. The course introduces the Deployment Descriptor including the role it plays and the various responsibilities that the bean developer assembler and deployer have in relation to it. The various resources that can be referenced in the Deployment Descriptor are covered as well as the syntactical requirements for using those references more...

CIW Enterprise Specialist Part 5: CMP, EJB Transactions, and Security ...nd drawbacks of CMP and learns how to implement an entity bean that uses CMP. It also covers transactions defining them and their properties the EJB transactional model along with distributed transactions and isolation levels in transactions and differentiation between container-managed and bean-managed transactions. EJB security as well as the various roles that the bean developer assembler more...