Java Enterprise Edition (JEE) is a collection of technologies for the Java platform that is designed to support large, complex software systems in a corporate environment. This seminar is for companies and individuals who are starting to use JEE and need an overview of the JEE architecture. The seminar will show you how all the technologies fit together, so that you can better understand their use.
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What will I learn?
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Audience: Is This The Right Course For Me?
You are a programmer or system architect and you want a high-level understanding of the JEE environment.
You are a project or programme manager, and you want a high-level understanding of the JEE environment.
You are a technical manager and you want to evaluate the role of JEE for your organisation.
Prerequisites: Am I Ready For The Course?
There are no prerequisites for the JEE Management Overview seminar. A familiarity with the Java language will, however, be of great benefit.
Please ensure you meet the prerequisites for this course before you attend. Read the importance of course prerequisites to understand why this is necessary.
If you are not sure which is the right course for you, please call us. We will be happy to advise you, based on your training goals and your experience.
Objectives: What Will I Learn?
Understand the concepts of distributed computing and component-based architectures.
Understand the JEE architecture and choose appropriate JEE technology.
Understand the role of web services in distributed computing.
Technical Contents: What Does The Course Cover?
Monolithic software development.
Client-server model.
Multi-tier development.
Origins of and need for distributed computing.
Component-based architectures and JEE containers.
CORBA and Java IDL.
Web Services: SOAP vs RESTful.
JEE Application Servers (JAS).
Servlet and EJB containers.
IoC/DI containers.
Container Services.
Servlets and Java Server Pages (JSP).
Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB).
Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI).
RMI-IIOP (RMI over Internet Inter-ORB Protocol).
Java Database Connectivity (JDBC).
Java Persistence API (JPA).
Java Transaction API (JTA) and Transaction Service (JTS).
Java Message Service (JMS).
JavaMail and Java Activiation Framework (JAF).
JEE Connector Architecture (JCA).
Java Authentication and Authorization Services (JAAS).
Static vs dynamic pages.
HTTP requests, responses, cookies and sessions.
Usage of servlets and JSP pages.
JSP Standard Tag Library (JSTL).
JavaBeans and the MVC architecture.
EJBs as the core of a JEE application.
EJB2 versus EJB3.
Session beans as business processes.
Message-driven beans as decoupled business processes.
Entity beans as core business data.
JPA as the heart of EJB3 persistence.
1 day. Courses are presented from 08:30 to 16:30.
R2,500.00 excluding VAT per delegate.
All course material.
An attendance certificate.
Lunch and refreshments.
A voucher to re-attend the course for a minimal fee within 6 months.
A voucher for a free competency assessment within 6 months.
All you have to bring to the course is the desire to learn.
The Incus Data Training Venue in Centurion, Pretoria.
On-site training at your company if you have 5 or more delegates.
Please check the course schedule for the next date.
You can also contact us at tel: (+27) 12-666-2020 or cell/WhatsApp: (+27) 76-694-7705, or email us at info@incusdata.com to find out about dates that suit you.
How Do I Book?
It's easy to book: Fill in our course enrolment form (editable PDF file) and email it to us at info@incusdata.com.
After we have received your booking, we will send you a confirmation that you are booked on the course, an invoice and directions to the venue.
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