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The Complete Java Course for Professional Developers
| | ID: JCompl | Course Length: 10
| Module 0: Overview Of J2ee
| Java Platforms
Characteristics of "enterprise" Computing
J2EE Technologies
Multi-tier Architectures
Advantages of Multi-tier Architectures
Container-based Approach
J2EE Application Models
| Module 1: The Websphere Server
| Websphere Architecture
Websphere JDBC Access
Websphere Jms
Websphere Security
Websphere Ejbs
Websphere Servers and Clusters
Websphere JNDI
| Module 2: Java Naming And Directory Interface
| What Is JNDI
Benefits of JNDI
Naming and Directory Services
Using JNDI
Context Operations
JNDI Utility Class
JNDI Example
Naming Exceptions
| Module 3: Using JDBC Data Sources
| Connection Pools
JDBC Data Sources
Data Source Example
Configuring JDBC Data Sources
About Jta
| Module 4: Enterprise Java Beans 3. 0
| Enterprise Java Beans Component Model
Moving To Annotations
Parties Involved in EJB Deployment
EJB Server and EJB Container
Types of Enterprise Beans
EJB Wrapper Interfaces
Deployment Descriptors
Context & Environment Objects
The Client Code
Deploying the EJB in Websphere
| Module 5: Session Beans
| Session Bean Lifetime, Interface, and Lifecycles
Stateless Session Beans
Accessing Environment Entries
Stateful Session Beans
Managing Exceptions
Working with Cache Settings
Deploying and Running Ejbs
| Module 6: Java Persistency Api
| The Need for Jpa
Designing for Jpa
Creating Pojos
The Configuration File
Persisting Pojos in a Datastore
Jpa and Relationships
About Using Jql
| Module 7: More On Jpa
| Session Management
Managing Transactions
Thread Considerations
Addressing Performance Issues
A Complete Jpa Example
| Module 8: Session Facade Pattern
| J2EE Design Patterns
Session Facade Pattern
Transactions
Container-managed Transactions
Transaction Attributes
System Vs. Application Exceptions
Rolling Back a Container-managed Transaction
Creating An Enterprise Application
| Module 9: EJB Security
| J2EE Security
Adding Users in the Administration Console
Specifying Security for Ejbs
Mapping Roles To Users
| Module 10: Java Message Service
| Messaging Applications
Jms and the J2EE Platform
Basic Jms Concepts
The Jms Programming Model
Point-to-point Messaging
Publisher and Subscriber Messaging
Reliable Message Delivery
| Module 11: Message-driven Beans
| Message-driven Beans
Message-driven Bean Example
Deploying Message-driven Beans
Running the Example
Message-driven Bean Lifecycle
Transactions
Message Acknowledgement
| Module 12: Creating Servlets
| A Simple Servlet
Web Applications
Configuring Servlets
Running the Servlet
Servlets and Threads
Cookies and Sessions
Session Management
| Module 13: Custom Jsp Tags
| Using Custom Tags
Types of Tags
Defining Tags
The Tag Element
Simple Tags
Tags with Attributes
Including the Tag Body
Optionally Including the Body
Including the Body Multiple Times
| Module 14: Servlet Filters
| What Is a Filter
Sample Filter
The Filter API
Initializing Filters
Blocking the Response
Modifying the Response
Running the Examples
| Module 15: Securing Web Applications
| J2EE Security
Users and Groups
Authentication for Web Applications
Authorizing Access in Web Applications
| Module 16: Design Concepts For Web Applications
| Architecture and Design
Tiered Architectures
Model-view-controller Architecture
J2EE Design Patterns
View Helper Pattern
Front Controller Pattern
Intercepting Filter Pattern
| Module 17: Javaserver Faces
| What Is Javaserver Faces
Model 1 and Model 2 Architecture
Jsf Architecture and Components
Jsf and Mvc: The Pieces of the Puzzle
About the Configuration Files
Building the Model
Building the View
About the Controller
A Simple Jsf Example
| Module 18: Jsf Programming
| Common Jsf Tags
Validators and Converters
Resource Bundles
Websphere Deployment
| Module 19: Xml Technologies
| Well Formed Versus Valid XML
Xsd Schemas and Namespaces
XPATH and Xmldom
XML and Web Services
| Module 20: Java API For XML a Jaxp
| Document Driven Versus Event Driven Document Processing
A Look At Sax
Exploring Jax
The XML DOM
Loading a Document
Validating a Document
A Complete Example
| Module 21: Java Architecture For XML Binding (jaxb
| Jaxb Overview
Working with Schemas
Schema Binding and the Java Representation
Exploring Generated Classes and Interfaces
Marshalling/ unmarshalling the Document
Validating Data
A Complete Example
| Module 22: Web Services
| The Need for Soa
Web Service Technology: Wsdl, Soap, and Uddi
Web Service Messaging: Soap
Java and Wsdl
Java and Soap
Using Jax-ws
Creating a Web Service
Creating a Web Service Client
Controlling Names, Namespaces and Uris
| Module 23: More On Web Services
| Web Services and Websphere Application Server
Web Service Events and Notifications
About Web Service Security
Advanced Web Services
Deploying Web Services
| Module 24: Jmx Essentials
| Jmx Architecture
About Resource Management
Creating and Running An Agent
Using HTML Adapter
Using RMI Connector
Dealing with Exceptions
A Complete Example
| Module 25: Mbeans
| What Is Mbean
The Standard Management Interface
Mbean Inheritance Patterns
Standard Mbeans
Using Dynamicmbean and Mbeaninfo
Handling Mbean Errors
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The Complete Java Course for Professional Developers
The Complete Java Course for Professional Developers
| | ID: JCompl | Course Length: 10
| Module 0: Overview Of J2ee
| Java Platforms
Characteristics of "enterprise" Computing
J2EE Technologies
Multi-tier Architectures
Advantages of Multi-tier Architectures
Container-based Approach
J2EE Application Models
| Module 1: The Websphere Server
| Websphere Architecture
Websphere JDBC Access
Websphere Jms
Websphere Security
Websphere Ejbs
Websphere Servers and Clusters
Websphere JNDI
| Module 2: Java Naming And Directory Interface
| What Is JNDI
Benefits of JNDI
Naming and Directory Services
Using JNDI
Context Operations
JNDI Utility Class
JNDI Example
Naming Exceptions
| Module 3: Using JDBC Data Sources
| Connection Pools
JDBC Data Sources
Data Source Example
Configuring JDBC Data Sources
About Jta
| Module 4: Enterprise Java Beans 3. 0
| Enterprise Java Beans Component Model
Moving To Annotations
Parties Involved in EJB Deployment
EJB Server and EJB Container
Types of Enterprise Beans
EJB Wrapper Interfaces
Deployment Descriptors
Context & Environment Objects
The Client Code
Deploying the EJB in Websphere
| Module 5: Session Beans
| Session Bean Lifetime, Interface, and Lifecycles
Stateless Session Beans
Accessing Environment Entries
Stateful Session Beans
Managing Exceptions
Working with Cache Settings
Deploying and Running Ejbs
| Module 6: Java Persistency Api
| The Need for Jpa
Designing for Jpa
Creating Pojos
The Configuration File
Persisting Pojos in a Datastore
Jpa and Relationships
About Using Jql
| Module 7: More On Jpa
| Session Management
Managing Transactions
Thread Considerations
Addressing Performance Issues
A Complete Jpa Example
| Module 8: Session Facade Pattern
| J2EE Design Patterns
Session Facade Pattern
Transactions
Container-managed Transactions
Transaction Attributes
System Vs. Application Exceptions
Rolling Back a Container-managed Transaction
Creating An Enterprise Application
| Module 9: EJB Security
| J2EE Security
Adding Users in the Administration Console
Specifying Security for Ejbs
Mapping Roles To Users
| Module 10: Java Message Service
| Messaging Applications
Jms and the J2EE Platform
Basic Jms Concepts
The Jms Programming Model
Point-to-point Messaging
Publisher and Subscriber Messaging
Reliable Message Delivery
| Module 11: Message-driven Beans
| Message-driven Beans
Message-driven Bean Example
Deploying Message-driven Beans
Running the Example
Message-driven Bean Lifecycle
Transactions
Message Acknowledgement
| Module 12: Creating Servlets
| A Simple Servlet
Web Applications
Configuring Servlets
Running the Servlet
Servlets and Threads
Cookies and Sessions
Session Management
| Module 13: Custom Jsp Tags
| Using Custom Tags
Types of Tags
Defining Tags
The Tag Element
Simple Tags
Tags with Attributes
Including the Tag Body
Optionally Including the Body
Including the Body Multiple Times
| Module 14: Servlet Filters
| What Is a Filter
Sample Filter
The Filter API
Initializing Filters
Blocking the Response
Modifying the Response
Running the Examples
| Module 15: Securing Web Applications
| J2EE Security
Users and Groups
Authentication for Web Applications
Authorizing Access in Web Applications
| Module 16: Design Concepts For Web Applications
| Architecture and Design
Tiered Architectures
Model-view-controller Architecture
J2EE Design Patterns
View Helper Pattern
Front Controller Pattern
Intercepting Filter Pattern
| Module 17: Javaserver Faces
| What Is Javaserver Faces
Model 1 and Model 2 Architecture
Jsf Architecture and Components
Jsf and Mvc: The Pieces of the Puzzle
About the Configuration Files
Building the Model
Building the View
About the Controller
A Simple Jsf Example
| Module 18: Jsf Programming
| Common Jsf Tags
Validators and Converters
Resource Bundles
Websphere Deployment
| Module 19: Xml Technologies
| Well Formed Versus Valid XML
Xsd Schemas and Namespaces
XPATH and Xmldom
XML and Web Services
| Module 20: Java API For XML Jaxp
| Document Driven Versus Event Driven Document Processing
A Look At Sax
Exploring Jax
The XML DOM
Loading a Document
Validating a Document
A Complete Example
| Module 21: Java Architecture For XML Binding (jaxb
| Jaxb Overview
Working with Schemas
Schema Binding and the Java Representation
Exploring Generated Classes and Interfaces
Marshalling/ unmarshalling the Document
Validating Data
A Complete Example
| Module 22: Web Services
| The Need for Soa
Web Service Technology: Wsdl, Soap, and Uddi
Web Service Messaging: Soap
Java and Wsdl
Java and Soap
Using Jax-ws
Creating a Web Service
Creating a Web Service Client
Controlling Names, Namespaces and Uris
| Module 23: More On Web Services
| Web Services and Websphere Application Server
Web Service Events and Notifications
About Web Service Security
Advanced Web Services
Deploying Web Services
| Module 24: Jmx Essentials
| Jmx Architecture
About Resource Management
Creating and Running An Agent
Using HTML Adapter
Using RMI Connector
Dealing with Exceptions
A Complete Example
| Module 25: Mbeans
| What Is Mbean
The Standard Management Interface
Mbean Inheritance Patterns
Standard Mbeans
Using Dynamicmbean and Mbeaninfo
Handling Mbean Errors
| | ID: JCompl | Course Length: 10
| Module 0: Overview Of J2ee
| Java Platforms
Characteristics of "enterprise" Computing
J2EE Technologies
Multi-tier Architectures
Advantages of Multi-tier Architectures
Container-based Approach
J2EE Application Models
| Module 1: The Websphere Server
| Websphere Architecture
Websphere JDBC Access
Websphere Jms
Websphere Security
Websphere Ejbs
Websphere Servers and Clusters
Websphere JNDI
| Module 2: Java Naming And Directory Interface
| What Is JNDI
Benefits of JNDI
Naming and Directory Services
Using JNDI
Context Operations
JNDI Utility Class
JNDI Example
Naming Exceptions
| Module 3: Using JDBC Data Sources
| Connection Pools
JDBC Data Sources
Data Source Example
Configuring JDBC Data Sources
About Jta
| Module 4: Enterprise Java Beans 3. 0
| Enterprise Java Beans Component Model
Moving To Annotations
Parties Involved in EJB Deployment
EJB Server and EJB Container
Types of Enterprise Beans
EJB Wrapper Interfaces
Deployment Descriptors
Context & Environment Objects
The Client Code
Deploying the EJB in Websphere
| Module 5: Session Beans
| Session Bean Lifetime, Interface, and Lifecycles
Stateless Session Beans
Accessing Environment Entries
Stateful Session Beans
Managing Exceptions
Working with Cache Settings
Deploying and Running Ejbs
| Module 6: Java Persistency Api
| The Need for Jpa
Designing for Jpa
Creating Pojos
The Configuration File
Persisting Pojos in a Datastore
Jpa and Relationships
About Using Jql
| Module 7: More On Jpa
| Session Management
Managing Transactions
Thread Considerations
Addressing Performance Issues
A Complete Jpa Example
| Module 8: Session Facade Pattern
| J2EE Design Patterns
Session Facade Pattern
Transactions
Container-managed Transactions
Transaction Attributes
System Vs. Application Exceptions
Rolling Back a Container-managed Transaction
Creating An Enterprise Application
| Module 9: EJB Security
| J2EE Security
Adding Users in the Administration Console
Specifying Security for Ejbs
Mapping Roles To Users
| Module 10: Java Message Service
| Messaging Applications
Jms and the J2EE Platform
Basic Jms Concepts
The Jms Programming Model
Point-to-point Messaging
Publisher and Subscriber Messaging
Reliable Message Delivery
| Module 11: Message-driven Beans
| Message-driven Beans
Message-driven Bean Example
Deploying Message-driven Beans
Running the Example
Message-driven Bean Lifecycle
Transactions
Message Acknowledgement
| Module 12: Creating Servlets
| A Simple Servlet
Web Applications
Configuring Servlets
Running the Servlet
Servlets and Threads
Cookies and Sessions
Session Management
| Module 13: Custom Jsp Tags
| Using Custom Tags
Types of Tags
Defining Tags
The Tag Element
Simple Tags
Tags with Attributes
Including the Tag Body
Optionally Including the Body
Including the Body Multiple Times
| Module 14: Servlet Filters
| What Is a Filter
Sample Filter
The Filter API
Initializing Filters
Blocking the Response
Modifying the Response
Running the Examples
| Module 15: Securing Web Applications
| J2EE Security
Users and Groups
Authentication for Web Applications
Authorizing Access in Web Applications
| Module 16: Design Concepts For Web Applications
| Architecture and Design
Tiered Architectures
Model-view-controller Architecture
J2EE Design Patterns
View Helper Pattern
Front Controller Pattern
Intercepting Filter Pattern
| Module 17: Javaserver Faces
| What Is Javaserver Faces
Model 1 and Model 2 Architecture
Jsf Architecture and Components
Jsf and Mvc: The Pieces of the Puzzle
About the Configuration Files
Building the Model
Building the View
About the Controller
A Simple Jsf Example
| Module 18: Jsf Programming
| Common Jsf Tags
Validators and Converters
Resource Bundles
Websphere Deployment
| Module 19: Xml Technologies
| Well Formed Versus Valid XML
Xsd Schemas and Namespaces
XPATH and Xmldom
XML and Web Services
| Module 20: Java API For XML Jaxp
| Document Driven Versus Event Driven Document Processing
A Look At Sax
Exploring Jax
The XML DOM
Loading a Document
Validating a Document
A Complete Example
| Module 21: Java Architecture For XML Binding (jaxb
| Jaxb Overview
Working with Schemas
Schema Binding and the Java Representation
Exploring Generated Classes and Interfaces
Marshalling/ unmarshalling the Document
Validating Data
A Complete Example
| Module 22: Web Services
| The Need for Soa
Web Service Technology: Wsdl, Soap, and Uddi
Web Service Messaging: Soap
Java and Wsdl
Java and Soap
Using Jax-ws
Creating a Web Service
Creating a Web Service Client
Controlling Names, Namespaces and Uris
| Module 23: More On Web Services
| Web Services and Websphere Application Server
Web Service Events and Notifications
About Web Service Security
Advanced Web Services
Deploying Web Services
| Module 24: Jmx Essentials
| Jmx Architecture
About Resource Management
Creating and Running An Agent
Using HTML Adapter
Using RMI Connector
Dealing with Exceptions
A Complete Example
| Module 25: Mbeans
| What Is Mbean
The Standard Management Interface
Mbean Inheritance Patterns
Standard Mbeans
Using Dynamicmbean and Mbeaninfo
Handling Mbean Errors
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