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Maintenance and Performance Tuning in WebSphere 5 0 To give an overview of how to maintain and tune the WebSphere environment Those wishing to qualify as an IBM Certified System Administrator for WebSphere Application Server 5.0; this Certified System Administrator is expected to perform the installation, configuration, and day-to-day tasks associated with ensuring the smooth and efficient operation of a WebSphere runtime environment, including  more...

OS 390 and Java This course provides a foundation in the deployment, use, and application of Java in the OS/390 environment. The course begins with a review of the history and architecture of Java and the OS/390 platform. The course also covers OS/390 client-server application architectures and how the Java can be used within an implementation strategy. Thin and thick Java applications are also discussed in this  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 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...

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...

Enterprise Connectivity with J2EE V1.4 EJB Session Beans This course will address the core and advanced features of J2EE SDK 1.4. Enterprise Connectivity.  more...

Enterprise Connectivity with J2EE V1.4 EJB Entity Beans This course will address the core and advanced features of J2EE SDK 1.4. Enterprise Connectivity.  more...

Enterprise Connectivity with J2EE V1.4 Advanced EJB Topics This course will address the core and advanced features of J2EE SDK 1.4. Enterprise Connectivity.  more...

CIW Enterprise Specialist Part 3: EJB Framework and Session Beans ...th the J2EE Java platform. Communication paradigm used by EJB and introducing and defining the main components in an EJB application server are also covered. Instruction is given on client-EJB interaction and the services that the application server makes available to EJB. The different types of enterprise beans including session and entity beans are covered as well as the role of the  more...

CIW Enterprise Specialist Part 4: EJB Deployment, EJB Clients, and Entity Beans ...art series that covers the Deployment Descriptor 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  more...

CIW Enterprise Specialist Part 5: CMP, EJB Transactions, and Security ... in a five part series that introduces the learner to CMP EJB Transactions and EJB Security. The course covers an introduction to CMP and discusses how the container performs data manipulation. The learner is introduced to the benefits and 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  more...

Overview of J2EE Development ...cture before one dives into the details of Servlets, JSP, EJB, or Java Web services. The course is presented seminar-style, with no hands-on exercises for students and no need for lab equipment. The instructor demonstrates several sample J2EE applications, including Web applications, EJBs, and Web services, and can go into source code and other details to suit the interests of the audience.  more...

Java Persistence with Hibernate revised ...n of Hibernate, 3.2, which is directly related to the new EJB 3.0 version defined in Java EE 5.0. By the end of the course, students will be prepared to set-up and use Hibernate as the persistence mechanism in Java applications. LEARNING OBJECTIVES Configure Hibernate using both properties files and XML documents. Create mapping documents for Java classes. Define object  more...

Java Development for Secure Systems Rev 6 0 ...l EE techniques such as web-security declarations and the EJB authorization model. Best-practice chapters wrap up coverage of each platform. The course emphasizes hands-on exercise, and students will spend more than half of their classroom time solving specific security problems. Most labs are organized as scenarios in which a security breach of existing software is possible - students  more...

Introduction to EJB ... for scalable, secure, and transactional Java components. EJB 3.0 has reinvigorated this area of Java enterprise development, with dramatic improvements in ease of use and smooth integration with servlet-based or JSF web applications. This course treats the 3.0 specification, with a few notes on 2.1 compatibility but an emphasis on doing things the 3.0 way. Students get an overview of the  more...

Developing Java Web Services ...cs. (In this way JAX-RPC is analogous to Java RMI and the EJB architecture: SOAP/HTTP is treated as nothing more or less than an RPC transport protocol.) Students get hands-on experience in developing Web services starting either from WSDL descriptors or from existing J2EE applications. Both servlet and EJB endpoint models are studied, as is the management of SOAP headers using JAX-RPC handler  more...

Developing Web Services with WebLogic TM ... the final chapters of the course: developing services as EJBs; managing SOAP headers using JAX-RPC message handlers; creating and reading SOAP attachments; asynchronous SOAP messaging using JMS; and Web-service security. Versions Supported: This course runs on WebLogic 8.1. A separate version of this course is also available for WebLogic 7.0. The content varies slightly see the 7.0 outline.  more...

Enterprise JavaBeans ... Java programmer a grounding in the Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) architecture and the skills to develop EJBs effectively for enterprise development efforts. EJB s position at the heart of the Java Enterprise platform and the use of EJB application servers as the backbone of large-scale distributed systems are studied. We consider the advantages of the application server architecture transaction  more...

Advanced Java Programming Rev 5 ...p between RMI and various J2EE technologies such as JNDI, EJB, and CORBA. Implement simple RMI clients and servers. Connect to a database using JDBC and perform a simple query. Update relational data using JDBC to execute updates, inserts and deletes. Use prepared statements to produce reusable database queries and optimize execution time. Use callable statements to access database  more...