Java 2 Enterprise Design
Description
This series provides a comprehensive and practical guide for designing enterprise systems with the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE). Enterprise systems encompass those distributed, scalable, multi-user, and business-critical systems that are related to enhancing the productivity of a corporate or organizational enterprise via information technology. High-level topics include enterprise software development and the J2EE model, data enabling and JDBC, enterprise communication and services, systems assurance, Web enabling, and application enabling. The target audience includes software developers, designers, and architects with a background in object-oriented programming and Java.Sy…
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Syllabus
ENTERPRISE FOUNDATIONSProvides an overview of enterprise components and how to develop enterprise applications using the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE).
- Enterprise components
- Information technology in the enterprise
- Object-orientation and the enterprise
- Unified Modeling Language
- Modeling diagrams
- Components and models
- Component model interfaces
- Component model standards
- Design patterns
- The J2EE model
- Component-container architecture
- Java enterprise architecture
- Data connectivity
- Communication mechanisms
- Assurance mechanisms
- Client connectivity
- Web connectivity
- Application connectivity
- Enterprise user interfacing
- User interface deployment considerations
MODELLING COMPONENTS WITH JAVABEANS
Provides an introduction to the JavaBean component model.
- JavaBeans
- Containers
- Components
- Contexts
- Events
- Properties
- Simple properties
- Array and indexed properties
- Bound properties
- Constrained properties
- Introspection
- Persistence
- Customization
- The InfoBus
ENTERPRISE DATA AND JDBC
Explains the concepts involved in enterprise databases and how JDBC is used to connect to DBMSs from Java applications.
- Database basics
- Transactions
- Relational databases
- Data model diagram conventions
- Object databases
- Relational versus object databases
- Relational/object translations
- JDBC architecture
- JDBC drivers
- JDBC connections
- JDBC statements
- Prepared statements
- JDBC result sets
- Obtaining database information
- Stored procedures
- Database naming via JNDI
- Distributed transactions
NETWORK AND WEB COMMUNICATIONS
Provides an overview of distributed systems and the general problems that affect distributed systems. The course describes network computing and the concepts for building client/server applications in Java. It also explains how Web communications are handled in Java.
- Distributed systems and mechanisms
- The network client and server
- Network computing
- TCP/IP
- Socket programming
- Advanced socket programming
- URLs
- HTTP basics
- HTTP handling in Java
- Common Gateway Interface
- Servlets
- HTML documents
- Dynamic HTML
CORBA, RMI AND DCOM COMMUNICATIONS
Provides an overview of how CORBA, RMI, and DCOM communications are handled in Java.
- CORBA, ORB, and IIOP
- CORBA Interface Definition Language
- CORBA communications
- Java IDL limitations
- RMI communications
- RMI architecture
- Java Remote Method Protocol
- RMI/IIOP
- RMI interfaces
- RMI servers
- RMI registration and utilization
- Custom sockets
- COM and DCOM
- DCOM Interface Definition Language
- DCOM communications
NAMING, DIRECTORY, TRADING AND ACTIVATION SERVICES
Provides an overview of the concepts behind accessing naming services in Java-based enterprise systems. It also describes the concepts behind and application of directory, trading, and activation services.
- Naming services
- JNDI architecture
- Naming objects
- Referenceable objects
- Naming events
- Naming files
- CORBA and DCOM naming
- RMI naming
- DNS
- Directory and trading services
- JNDI directory services
- Other directory services
- Trading services
- Microsoft Active Directory Services
- Activation services and RMI
- Other activation services
MESSAGING AND TRANSACTION SERVICES
Explains how to use messaging and transaction services when designing enterprise systems.
- Messaging
- Message-Oriented Middleware
- Java Message Service
- Core JMS Architecture
- JMS models
- CORBA messaging
- JavaMail architecture
- JavaMail messages and events
- Mail sessions
- Transactions
- Transaction services
- Transaction standards
- Object Transaction Service
- Java Transaction API
- JTA Transaction Manager interface
- JTA application interface
- JTA and X/Open XA
- Java Transaction Service
SYSTEMS ASSURANCE AND SECURITY
Provides an overview of the concept of assurance and some general approaches to providing assurance. It also describes the basic concepts behind security for enterprise applications.
- Assurance
- The assurance process
- Risk
- Benefits of assurance
- Security
- Reliability
- Availability
- Maintainability
- Safety
- Basic security model
- Cryptography
- Authentication and nonrepudiation
- Secure Socket Layer (SSL)
- Access control
- Auditing and policy administration
JAVA'S SECURITY FEATURES
Provides an overview of specific Java 2 security features.
- Java security architecture
- Byte code verifier
- Class loader
- Security manager
- Java Cryptography Architecture (JCA)
- Permissions
- Security policies
- Java access control
- Principal identification
- Protecting objects
- Java security extensions
ENTERPRISE WEB ENABLING
Provides an overview of Web browsers and servers and explains several forms of Web enabling. It also explains the differences between J2EE-based Web programming techniques and traditional Web programming techniques. It concludes with a discussion of XML and its integration with Java.
- Web browsers
- Web browser security
- The Java Plug-in
- Web servers
- Web server security
- Web server availability
- HTML
- CGI programming
- Scripting languages
- Active Server Pages
- Java-based Web programming
- XML
- Document Type Definition declaration
- Simple API for XML
- Document Object Model
- Java and XML
JAVA SERVLETS
Describes how to build Web-enabled enterprise systems using Java Servlets inside J2EE Web container environments.
- Servlet architecture
- Servlet interfaces
- Servlet HTTP interfaces
- Request processing
- Response generation
- Session management
- Servlet deployment
- Servlet configuration
- Servlet thread and activation services
- EJB and resource naming services
- Transaction service management
- Security service management
- Availability service management
JAVASERVER PAGES
Explains how to use JavaServer Pages to provide a way to Web-enable an enterprise via a programming paradigm more familiar to Web programmers.
- JavaServer Pages
- JSP language basics
- JSP directive elements
- Java scripting from JSP
- Java abstractions of JSP
- JSP factories and container information
- Custom JSP classes
- Standard Java objects from JSP
- Standard Java actions from JSP
- JSP configuration and deployment
- Custom Java actions and tags from JSP
ENTERPRISE APPLICATIONS AND ENTERPRISE JAVABEANS
Describes how services can be provided by enterprise application platforms to make developing enterprise applications an easier task. It also explains how EJB application servers help application-enable an enterprise.
- Enterprise application platforms
- Stand-alone enterprise applications
- Application servers and EJBs
- Architecture provider roles
- Application server components
- Application server client interfaces
- Application client implementations
- Application service management
- Enterprise JavaBeans
- EJB architecture
- EJB types
- EJB development
- EJB configuration and deployment
ADVANCED ENTERPRISE JAVABEANS AND APPLICATION INTEGRATION
Provides an introduction to the various Java enterprise technologies from within the context of J2EE EJBs. It also provides an overview of the problems and solutions with Enterprise Application Integration.
- Session beans
- Session bean client interfaces
- Entity beans
- BMP entity beans
- CMP entity beans
- Entity bean client interfaces
- EJB transactions
- EJB security
- EJB and other services
- Enterprise Application Integration
Qualifications
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Study Hours
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The approximate amount of time required to complete the course is: 40 hrs.
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