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Javabeans Training Seminars and Classes
From Serebra Learning Corporation
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...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...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...Java 2: Enterprise Java
This course is designed to provide an overview of the new technologies in Java. It includes the Swing and JFC package and gives details of the Swing architecture Swing classes creation of GUIs by using Swing components and the JComponent class. It provides an overview to the Java Servlets describes the Servlets using ServletRequest interface ServletResponse interface cookies and session tracking. more...Web Services Development using WebSphere Studio 5 Part 2: SOAP, JavaBeans, WSDL
This second course looks at SOAP syntax and how SOAP messages are used in Web Services applications. It then describes the fundamental operations of the Apache AXIS SOAP engine the serialization framework in Apache SOAP and how it can be customized to solve specific serialization issues. The course then offers instruction on how to use the Web Services Wizard of WebSphere Studio Application more...Web Services Development using WebSphere Studio 5 Part 3: Web Services Clients and J2EE
This course opens with the fundamentals of writing Java clients for a Web Service application. It then covers WebSphere Studio support for SOAP including Web Services Description Language (WSDL) files Web Service proxies and the TCP/IP Monitor. The second unit covers Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) fundamentals its primary services and the relationships between J2EE components and how these more...IBM Java Development for Procedural Programmers - Introduction to Object Technology
This course provides an introduction to object technology and analysis design and programming concepts. It explores Java Technologies such as JavaBeans Applets Servlets and JSPs. Java Development Technologies such as JVM and the JIT Compiler are also discussed. The Object Concept Fundamentals section discusses objects classes and introduces basic UML concepts. These concepts include class and more...Advanced Programming in Java 2 - Part 2
The Advanced Programming in Java 2 - Part II WBT is the second course in the Advanced Programming in Java 2 curriculum that consists of two courses. It is designed to teach programmers how to create advanced Java applets with graphics, use Swings, use JavaBeans for developing programs, and gain knowledge about networking scenario and security issues. more...Advanced Java Programming
This course is designed to teach programmers the advanced aspects of Java programming language. It gives an overview of network programming in Java, socket classes, and Remote Method Invocation. It also teaches how to work with Java databases, create JavaBeans, handle events using JavaBeans, and work with Servlets and JFC. more...Enterprise JavaBeans
This course is the first in a series of seven on the Advanced Java Topics. Students will learn how Enterprise JavaBeans work and be able to create and use them with distributed applications. This course will also introduce other related technologies such as Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) and Java Transaction Service (JTS). Recommended browser is Internet Explorer more...Programming JavaBeans
This course is the fifth in a series of seven on the Advanced Java Topics. This course explains the features of the JavaBeans component model. When finished students will be able to create a Bean2 that works with other Beans in a Builder Tool. Recommended browser is Internet Explorer more...
From 123-CBT Computer Based Training
Enterprise Connectivity with J2EE V1 4 EJB Entity Beans
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Learn To:
Identify features of EJB (Enterprise JavaBeans) Client view.
Identify the code for declaring and using an EJB reference for accessing an EJB.
Identify features of the ejb-client JAR file.
Identify the type of bean and the reason why it should be used to create a specified component in a scenario.
Distinguish between Container-Managed Persistence (CMP) and Bean more...Enterprise Connectivity with J2EE V1 4 EJB Entity Beans
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Learn To:
Identify features of EJB (Enterprise JavaBeans) Client view.
Identify the code for declaring and using an EJB reference for accessing an EJB.
Identify features of the ejb-client JAR file.
Identify the type of bean and the reason why it should be used to create a specified component in a scenario.
Distinguish between Container-Managed Persistence (CMP) and Bean more...Enterprise Connectivity with J2EE V1 4 EJB Session Beans
...vity.
Learn To:
Identify benefits of Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs).
Match the types of Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs) with the situations in which they are used.
Identify features of the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture in Enterprise JavaBean (EJB).
Match the components of a session bean with their functions.
Match the SessionBean interface methods with the associated more...CIW Enterprise Specialist Part 1 CORBA Intro IDL Clients
...tributed application architecture technologies (including JavaBeans and CORBA), synthesize knowledge of system architecture design, database design and connectivity, create complete software solutions using the Java programming language and API. CIW Java Programming, Object-Oriented Analysis and Design, and Database Specialist certification is necessary or equivalent experience for those more...CIW Enterprise Specialist Part 3 EJB Framework Session Beans
...re. o Identify features and functions of the Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) architecture. o Sequence the phases in the EJB client interaction process. o Match EJB container services with their descriptions. o Identify necessary inclusions when creating the enterprise bean class. o Identify characteristics of the ejbRemove() method. o Identify characteristics of the setSessionContext() more...CIW Enterprise Specialist Part 4 EJB Deployment EJB Clients Entity Beans
This is the fourth course in a five part 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 more...CIW Enterprise Specialist Part 5 CMP EJB Transactions Security
...eir descriptions. o Identify features of the Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) flat transactional model. o Identify characteristics of the Enterprise EJB security structure. o Identify characteristics of the getCallerPrincipal() method. o Identify characteristics of the isCallerInRole() method. Audience The intended audience for this course includes Technical Managers, Database more...WebSphere Studio 5 0 Curriculum
...bSphere Studio 5: Introduction WebSphere Studio 5: SOAP, JavaBeans, WSDL WebSphere Studio 5: Web Services Clients and J2EE WebSphere Studio 5: UDDI and Application Server 5 Learn To See individual course descriptions for specific course objectives and scope. Audience Individuals who use Web Services Description Language (WSDL), SOAP, Universal Description, Discovery and more...WebSphere Studio 5 0 Curriculum
...bSphere Studio 5: Introduction WebSphere Studio 5: SOAP, JavaBeans, WSDL WebSphere Studio 5: Web Services Clients and J2EE WebSphere Studio 5: UDDI and Application Server 5 Learn To See individual course descriptions for specific course objectives and scope. Audience Individuals who use Web Services Description Language (WSDL), SOAP, Universal Description, Discovery and more...Java for Procedural Programmers Object Technology
...ogramming concepts. It explores Java Technologies such as JavaBeans, Applets, Servlets, and JSPs. Java Development Technologies such as JVM and the JIT Compiler are also discussed. The Object Concept Fundamentals section discusses objects, classes, and introduces basic UML concepts. These concepts include class and object diagrams. Inheritance and Polymorphism is also covered. Learn To more...Java for Procedural Programmers Object Technology
...ogramming concepts. It explores Java Technologies such as JavaBeans, Applets, Servlets, and JSPs. Java Development Technologies such as JVM and the JIT Compiler are also discussed. The Object Concept Fundamentals section discusses objects, classes, and introduces basic UML concepts. These concepts include class and object diagrams. Inheritance and Polymorphism is also covered. Learn To more...WebSphere Studio 5 0 SOAP JavaBeans WSDL
This second course looks at SOAP syntax and how SOAP messages are used in Web Services applications. It then describes the fundamental operations of the Apache AXIS SOAP engine, the serialization framework in Apache SOAP, and how it can be customized to solve specific serialization issues. The course then offers instruction on how to use the Web Services Wizard of WebSphere Studio Application more...WebSphere Studio 5 0 SOAP JavaBeans WSDL
This second course looks at SOAP syntax and how SOAP messages are used in Web Services applications. It then describes the fundamental operations of the Apache AXIS SOAP engine, the serialization framework in Apache SOAP, and how it can be customized to solve specific serialization issues. The course then offers instruction on how to use the Web Services Wizard of WebSphere Studio Application more...WebSphere Studio 5 0 Web Services Clients J2EE
...deployment. The course closes with coverage of Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs) with an emphasis on session beans. This course builds upon the lending library scenario introduced in course 2 of this curriculum. Learn To To identify features of Web Service clients using Apache SOAP. To use an Apache SOAP to add a new Java product and more...WebSphere Studio 5 0 Web Services Clients J2EE
...deployment. The course closes with coverage of Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs) with an emphasis on session beans. This course builds upon the lending library scenario introduced in course 2 of this curriculum. Learn To To identify features of Web Service clients using Apache SOAP. To use an Apache SOAP to add a new Java product and more...Oracle Application Server 10g Administration Part 4
...nistering data sources.
Identify features of Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB).
Audience:
The course is intended for Web Administrators and Technical Consultants who have a working experience with Linux Operating Systems.
Deployment:
Self-Study
Language Options:
US English
Total Learning Time:
4 hours
Objectives:
Unit 1: OracleAS 10g
Sequence the steps to more...
From Teach Me IT
Programming Enterprise JavaBeans with WebLogic
 ...JavaBeans with WebLogic WBT explores the Enterprise JavaBean (EJB) component architecture for building server-side components. Java developers will be able to write and deploy EJB components, and take advantage of the infrastructure services, such as database access, transaction management, network communications, and access control, provided by the EJB platform. In this course, BEA's Weblogic more...Advanced Programming in Java 2 - Part II
...reate advanced Java applets with graphics, use Swing, use JavaBeans for developing programs. Concepts related to the networking scenario and security issues are also covered in this course. After completing this course, the student will be able to:
Understand the evolution of Java Foundation Classes
Understand the advantages and features of packages in JFC
List the Swing classes and their more...Advanced Java Programming
The Advanced Java Programming course is the last course in the Java curriculum consisting of four courses. It is designed to teach programmers the advanced aspects of Java programming language. It gives an overview of network programming in Java, socket classes, and Remote Method Invocation. It also teaches how to work with Java databases, create JavaBeans, handle events using JavaBeans, and work more...Fundamental JavaBeans Programming
...JavaBeans Programming WBT is the first course in the JavaBeans curriculum. It introduces the students to fundamentals of JavaBeans programming. The course enables students to write simple JavaBeans programs. The students will also be able to describe events and persistence, design and implement beans, use builder tools, and so on. After completing this course, the student will be able to:
more...Advanced JavaBeans Programming
...JavaBeans Programming WBT is the second course in the JavaBeans curriculum. It enables the students to design and develop complex component based software using JavaBeans. The students will be able to build multicast beans, build beans as ActiveX control, and customize beans. After completing this course, the student will be able to:
Understand Remote Method Invocation (RMI)
Use RMI in a more...
From Skillspride Online Training
Introduction to JavaBeans
To go from the fundamentals of JavaBeans programming to the threshold of Advanced level. Gaining in depth programming and developer skills. A range of lab exercises reinforces the featured JavaBeans Technology aspects. more...Introduction to JavaBeans
To go from the fundamentals of JavaBeans programming to the threshold of Advanced level. Gaining in depth programming and developer skills. A range of lab exercises reinforces the featured JavaBeans Technology aspects. more...
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