REE02 JEE Development with IBM Rational Application Developer
DURATION 10 Days
PURPOSE
This course provides a fast effective and intensive entrance to the Java Enterprise Edition world using IBM Application Developer. The course covers the most important aspects of JEE including design architecture terms protocols services and technologies involved. The course also includes labs done with IBM Application Developer and deployed on IBM Websphere AS which are leading environment in JEE development today.
AUDIENCE
This course is designed for
Java developers that want to enter the JEE world
Java Developers that want to know how to build web modules and sites using JEE standard technologies
Java Developers that want to know how to build services business components using JEE standard technologies
Java Developers that want to know how to expose their business logic as a standard Webservice
STUDENT PREREQUISITES
Before taking this course students should
Experience with Java programming
Familiarity with JSE API
Familiarity with Java 5.0 Tiger syntax enhancements
Basic knowledge of HTML XML
Basic understanding of Web concept and architecture
CONTENT
Introduction to JEE 1 hour
23n Tier Architecture
Motivation and comparison with .NET
Basic Terms
JEE Technologies review
JEE Services review
JSP Servlet Development 23 hours
Introduction to J2EE Web Component
Overview of Servlets
J2EE Perspective of the Rational Application Developer
J2EE Container Services Overview
Servlet API
Library Case Study
Overview of JavaServer Pages
JavaServer Pages Specification and Syntax
Page Designer in Rational Application Developer
Debugging Web Applications
Web Archive Deployment Descriptor
Session State Storage Issues
Cookie API
HttpSession Management of Application Data
URL Rewriting
JavaBeans and the MVC Pattern
JavaServer Pages with JavaBeans
JSP Custom Tags
Servlet Filtering
Servlet Listeners
Best Practices for ServerSide Application Development
JSF 16 hours
Introduction to JavaServer Faces
Developing JSF Applications
JSF Application Architecture
JSF Input and Output Components
Events and Navigation
Input Validation
EJB Development 24 hours
Session EJBs
The library case study
Strategies for testing EJBs
EJB clients
Introduction to the Java Persistence API JPA
Objectrelational mapping with JPA
Java Persistence Query Language JPQL
Messagedriven beans
Managing transactions in EJBs
EJB 3 timers and interceptors
EJBs and Web services
EJB security
Recommended practices for EJB 3
Deployment to WebSphere Application Server V7
Web Services 16 hours
The role of Web services in enterprise applications
Web services technology overview
Introduction to SOAP
Exercise Simple SOAP messaging
Introduction to Web Services Description Language WSDL
Exercise Creating a WSDL document using the WSDL editor
Web services for J2EE WSEE programming model
WSEE packaging and deployment model
Developing Web services using IBM Rational Application Developer V7 and WebSphere Application Server V6.1
Exercise Creating a Web service from a Java bean
Exercise Creating a Web service from a WSDL
Exercise Creating complex JAXRPC types
Exercise Developing Web services from an EJB
Creating Web service clients using IBM Rational Application Developer V7
Exercise Generating Web service clients from a WSDL document