Accelerated Migration to Java Enterprise Edition 5

QA Ltd.
Aberdeen, Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh, Exeter, Glasgow, Leeds, London, Manchester, Slough, United Kingdom

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' This course provides you with the necessary skills and techniques to upgrade your existing J2EE (1.2 �1.4) development skills to JEE 5, Sun’s new enterprise framework for building scalable, robust and secure applications.

You will gain knowledge of the new features in JEE 5, enabling you to realise the productivity gains over and above earlier versions of J2EE. Throughout the course you will be learning how to use these exciting new features to build enterprise applications. Options for upgrading and coexisting with your existing codebase will be examined.

The course is presented as a mixture of lectures and hands-on exercises with an emphasis towards the practical sessions.

Prerequisites
Delegates should have a good grounding in J2EE development using any existing application server.
Delegates should have existing knowledge of the Java programming language. Six months experience working with Java would be desirable. This is not a course for Java beginners

Delegates will learn how to
Use the new annotation features to augment JNDI
Decide when to use deployment descriptors or annotations
Use the new Java Persistence APIs
Use the Streaming APIs for XML (Stax)
Create WS-I Basic Profile web services using JAX-WS
Make new applications co-exist with J2EE 1.x applications
Course outline


Annotations

Standard JEE annotations; Augmenting JNDI using resource injection; Default behaviour; specifying defaults; Deployment Descriptors; Pros and Cons

Using The Java Persistence API

Entities; Entity Operations; The Entity Manager; Mapping entiity relationships using annotations; The query language; Packaging the entities

Using the streeaming APIs for XML

Reading and writing XML; Using the Cursor API to navigate the XML stream; Configuring the factories; Marsahlling and Unmarshalling

Using JAX-WS

Supporting the Basic Profile (WS-I); SOAP 1.2 support; Using annotations to build a web service; Binding to Java objects using JAXB 2.0; Consuming WSDL; Writing handlers

Using the WS-Metadata services

Living side by side

The membership and role APIs; The login controls; The membership and role providers
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Elements of this syllabus are subject to change.

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