The Developing Applications with Java EE course is aimed at programmers who need to understand and program in the Java enterprise architecture.

• Understand the Java Enterprise Architecture
• Write java programs to interface with databases
• Run method calls on remote objects
• Write code to generate dynamic HTML pages
• Create web applications using Servlets
• Use tag libraries to develop Java Server Pages
• Investigate web applications using Java Server Faces
• Configure the Java Messaging Service
• Understand the Java Naming and Directory Interface
• Create business components with the EJB specification
• Use the Java Persistence API to create entity classes
• Scope transactions with the Java Transaction API
• Write web services
  

Session 1: OVERVIEW

• The JEE Environment
• System Architecture
• Putting It All Together

Session 2: REMOTE METHOD INVOCATION

• The Distributed Computing Model
• Designing the Remote Interface
• Building a Remote Object
• Dynamically Downloading Classes
• The RMI Registry

Session 3: JNDI

• Similarities with JDBC
• Features of naming services
• The Initial Context
• Naming Example
• Directory Services
• JNDI and J2EE
• Object Storage

Session 4: DATABASE CONNECTIVITY - JDBC

• Connecting to Databases
• Statements
• Result Sets
• Releasing Database Resources
• Metadata
• Prepared Statement Objects
• Stored Procedures
• Pooled Connections
• Transactions
• Transaction Isolation and Data Locking

Session 5: SERVLETS

• Servlets and HTTP Requests
• The HTTP Servlet Model
• The MVC Architecture
• The HTTP Servlet Lifecycle

Session 6: SERVLET USAGE

• Writing an HTTP Servlet
• Executing an HTTP Servlet
• Request Parameters

Session 7: SERVLET PARAMETERS

• Servlet Initialization Parameters
• Servlet Context Parameters
• Web Application State Using Servlets
• Session Management

Session 8: SERVLET ISSUES

• Threading Issues
• Exception Handling
• Error pages

Session 9: JAVA SERVER PAGES - JSP

• How Java Server Pages Work
• Creating a Java Server Page
• JSP / XML Elements
• Servlet To JSP Request Dispatching
• Action Elements
• Implicit Objects
• Error Pages

Session 10: JSP TAG LIBRARIES

• Custom Tags and Tag Libraries
• Commercially available tag libraries

Session 11: JSP EXPRESSION LANGUAGE

• JSP Expression Language
• EL expressions
• Variables
• Functions

Session 12: JAVA SERVER FACES - JSF

• Introducing JSF
• JSF tag libraries
• The Faces Servlet
• Page navigation
• Managed beans
• Event handling
• Validation

Session 13: ENTERPRISE JAVA BEANS - EJB

• Why EJBs?
• The EJB Architecture
• The EJB server
• The EJB container

Session 14: EJB COMPONENTS

• EJB Component types
• EJB Interfaces
• Local and Client views
• Session Beans
• Message Driven Beans
• Other classes

Session 15: EJB SESSION BEANS

• Creating a Session Bean
• Calling EJBs from Servlets
• The Singleton Session Bean
• Packaging and deploying Session Beans

Session 16: JAVA PERSISTENCE API

• Java Persistence Specification
• Object Relational Mapping
• Creating an Entity Class
• Controlling the JPA Life Cycle
• The Entity Manager API
• Deploying Entity Classes

Session 17: JAVA TRANSACTION API

• Transaction Scoping
• Creating Programmatic Transactions
• Creating Declarative Transactions
• Locking and Performance
• Handling Exceptions

Session 18: JAVA MESSAGING SERVICE

• Messaging scenario
• Message Domains
• Configuring a JMS Application
• Messaging Activity
• Asynchronous Message Consumption
• Transactions

Session 19: MESSAGE-DRIVEN BEANS

• Characteristics of Message-Driven Beans
• Creating Message-Driven Beans
• Utilising Life Cycle Events

Session 20: WEB SERVICES

• Examples of Web Services
• Reasons to Use Web Services
• The Web Services Protocol Stack
• SOAP, WSDL and UDDI

• JVWD, Java Web Development - Servlets & JSP