Developing Applications with Java EE 6 on WebLogic Server 12c Training Course

  Lecture-1 Java Platform, Enterprise Edition
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·     Describe the purpose of the Java EE Platform

·     Describe the needs of enterprise applications

·     List the various Java EE specifications

·     Compare services and libraries

·     Describe the Java EE Web Profile

·     Describe the EE application tiers & layers

·     Practical Exercise

  Lecture-2 Enterprise Development Tools & Application Servers
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·     Purpose of an application server

·     Identify the potential selection criteria

·     Install the Oracle Web Logic Server 12c Zip Distribution

·     Describe the properties of Java EE components

·     Describe the process of developing a Java EE application

·     Describe how to configure & package Java EE applications

·     EE supporting features

·     Practical Exercise

  Lecture-3 JavaBeans, Annotations, and Logging
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·     Describe the Java SE features

·     Create POJO JavaBeans components

·     Log application activity and errors

·     Write to server logs

·     Describe common Java SE annotations & features

·     Develop Java annotations

·     Describe the role of annotations in Java EE

·     Practical Exercise

  Lecture-4 Web Component Model
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·        Describe the HTTP request-response model

·        Difference between Java Servlets, JSP, & JSF components

·        Implement application layering & the MVC Pattern

·        Avoid thread safety issues in web components

·        Use the Expression Language

·        Practical Exercise

  Lecture-5 Developing with Java Server Faces Technology
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·     Role of Java Server Faces (JSF) technology

·     Describe the flow of the JSF life cycle

·      Author JSF pages using Facelets

·     Process form submissions & use JSF managed beans

·     Describe the use of JSF tag libraries

·     Appropriate annotation to control the scope of a bean instance

·     Use a component to iterate over values in a collection

·     Practical Exercise

  Lecture-6 AJAX & Composite Components with JSF
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·     Define Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX)

·     How JSF Components can be enhanced with AJAX

·     Use the tag

·     How AJAX request integrates with the JSF life cycle

·     Define a composite component

·     Create a JSF composite component

·     Practical Exercise

  Lecture-7 Apache Trinidad JSF Component Library
Live Lecture 
·     Create Java Server Faces (JSF) pages

·     Create a JSF-based mobile application

·     Dynamically apply Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

·     Use the HTML5 video tag

·     Practical Exercise

  Lecture-8 Dependency Injection With CDI
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·     Create managed bean compatible classes

·     Inject managed beans

·     Qualify the bean being requested at an injection point

·     Practical Exercise

  Lecture-9 Using JSF and Bean Validation
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·     Approach JSF uses to convert & validate input data

·     Built-in validation constraints provided with JSF

·     Built-in validation constraint annotations provided by Bean Validation

·     Create a custom Bean Validation constraint

·     Practical Exercise

  Lecture-10 Developing Servlets
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·     Describe the servlet API

·     Use the request and response APIs

·     Set response headers

·     Create text and binary response bodies

·     Process file uploads using servlets

·     Forward to JSPs using Request Dispatcher

·     Use the session management API

·     Practical Exercise

  Lecture-11 Developing with Java Server Pages Technology
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·     Role of JSP technology as a presentation mechanism

·     Author JSP pages

·     Process data received from servlets in a JSP page

·     Describe the use of tag libraries

·     Practical Exercise

  Lecture-12 EJB Component Model
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·     Role of EJB components in a Java EE application

·     Describe the benefits of EJB components

·     Operational characteristics of stateless & stateful

·     Operational characteristics of singleton session beans

·     Create session beans

·     Create session bean clients

·     Practical Exercise

  Lecture-13 The Java Persistence API
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·     Role of the Java Persistence API (JPA)

·     Explain the basics of object-relational mapping

·     Elements & environment of an entity component

·     Life cycle & operational characteristics of entity components

·     Practical Exercise

  Lecture-14 Implementing a Transaction Policy
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·     Describe transaction semantics

·     Compare programmatic & declarative transaction scoping

·     Use JTA to scope transactions programmatically

·     Implement a container-managed transaction policy

·     Optimistic locking with the versioning of entity components

·     Pessimistic locking using Entity Manager APIs

·     Effect of exceptions on transaction state

·     Practical Exercise

  Lecture-15 Web Service & Integration Technology Survey
Live Lecture 
·     Describe the purpose of integration technologies

·     Define the integration layer

·     List various Java EE integration technologies

·     Benefit of Web Services over other integration technologies

·     Practical Exercise

  Lecture-16 Implementing a Security Policy
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·     Leverage container-managed security

·     Define user roles and responsibilities

·     Create a role-based security policy

·     Using Declarative Security

·     Configure authentication in the web tier

·     Practical Exercise