J2EE Programming with WSAD v5

This course teaches programmers how to write enterprise applications based on the Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) architecture. In addition to the core concepts of J2EE, this course provides specific instruction on building J2EE applications using WebSphere Studio Application Developer v5 (WSAD), targeting deployment in WebSphere Application Server v5 (WAS).

WebSphere Training Audience

This course is designed for Java programmers and web application designers who have interest in learning how to build or maintain enterprise applications based on the J2EE architecture using IBM's WebSphere tools.

WebSphere Training Prerequisites

Students are expected to have a good understanding of web technology and server-side programming for dynamic web content. Experience with Java is recommended, but even a beginner's knowledge of Java is sufficient.

WebSphere Training Learning Objectives

After completing this course, the student should be able to:

The core concepts of J2EE: Servlets, Java Server Pages, Enterprise Java Beans
How to develop and maintain J2EE applications
How to leverage the power of WSAD v5 to build and test J2EE applications quickly and effectively
How to deploy J2EE applications into WebSphere Application Server

WebSphere Training Course duration

5 Days

WebSphere Training Topics

Core J2EE technology concepts: Servlets, JSP, EJB
Servlet and JSP programming with WebSphere Studio Application Developer
EJB programming with WebSphere Studio Application Developer
Debugging J2EE applications

WebSphere Training Course outline

Introduction

WebSphere Studio Site Developer
WebSphere Studio Application Developer
Major differences with Visual Age for Java

Introduction to J2EE and WebSphere v5.0

J2EE-based Web application architecture
Application server functionality
WebSphere platform introduction

Overview

Perspectives and views
WSAD J2EE development
WSAD project concepts
EJB project
Web project
The WebSphere Test Environment in WSAD

Servlet Basics

Servlet overview
HTTP Servlet API
Servlet life cycle
Example
Developing servlets

JSP Basics

JSP overview
JSP directives
JSP expressions
JSP scriptlets
JSP declarations
Examples
Developing and testing JSP

Servlet Interaction and Advanced Servlets

Programming with the MVC model
JDBC and database connection pooling
Session tracking
Integrating servlet and JSP
Examples

Servlet Programming - Advanced

Programming with the MVC model
JDBC and database connection pooling
Session tracking
Integrating servlet and JSP
Examples

JSP Techniques

Predefined variables
Using JavaBeans with JSP
Examples

Using Java Beans with JSP

Predefined variables
Using JavaBeans with JSP
Examples

Enterprise JavaBeans Programming - Overview

EJB fundamentals
Overview of EJB container and EJB server responsibilities
Overview of entity EJBs and session EJBs
EJB deployment descriptor

Enterprise JavaBeans Programming - Session Bean

Session bean contexts and lifecycle
Writing stateless session beans
Writing stateful beans
Examples
Creating session beans

Enterprise JavaBeans Programming - Entity Bean

Entity bean contexts and lifecycle
Writing container-managed entity beans
Writing bean-managed entity beans
Examples
Creating entity beans

Best Practices

Stateful Session Beans
Transaction Isolation Levels
Which EJB objects to cache
Deploying the Web and EJB containers
CMP EJB Pooling
Access Beans
Using HTTP Session
Connection Pooling
Java Best Practices
WebSphere Best Practices

The Application Assembly Tool

Assembling a J2EE Application
Web Modules, EJB Modules, Enterprise Applications
A quick tour of the Application Assembly Tool
Creating a Web Module
Creating an EJB Module

Deploying Enterprise Application Projects

Exporting the Enterprise Application
Deployment Descriptors
Application Assemble Entries
Installing an Application into WAS v5
Managing WAS applications

J2EE Design Patterns

EJB Layer Architectural Patterns
Inter-tier Data Transfer Patterns
Transaction and Persistence Patterns
Client-side EJB Interaction Patterns
Primary Key Generation Strategies

A. Message-Driven Beans

B. Custom JSP Tag Libraries

C. Java Collections

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