J2EE Architecture Explained
This course introduces and explains the J2EE architecture and its components at a conceptual and terminological level.
This course is available 'on demand' (minimum 2 students) for public presentations and for one-company presentations, live over the Internet, via RSM's Virtual Classroom Environment service.
What you will learn
On successful completion of this course you will be able to:
- understand the architecture and possibilities of Enterprise Java (J2EE)
- list the pros/cons of different solutions for typical business problems
- describe the most recent J2EE APIs
- discuss the integration of Java with existing enterprise systems
- list the products and tools in the J2EE domain.
Who Should Attend
Architects, project managers and analysts interested in Enterprise Java. (Programmers should attend the technical/practical J2 EE courses: Java EE: Building Web Applications with Servlets & JSPs and J2EE: Building Enterprise Applications with EJB 2.x.
Prerequisites
Some familiarity with the Java platform is an advantage.
Duration
1 day
Fee (per attendee)
£695 (ex VAT)
This includes free online 24/7 access to course notes.
Hard copy course notes are available on request from rsmshop@rsm.co.uk
at £50.00 plus carriage per set.
Course Code
J2EEC
Contents
The Java EE Architecture and Platform
Components and containers; Java EE middleware and services.
Java EE Libraries
Servlets: JavaServer Pages (JSP), JavaServer Faces (JSF);
Java Mail: Java Messaging Service (JMS);
Java Transaction Service (JTS);
Java Transaction API (JTA);
Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI);
Java Data Base Connectivity (JDBC);
Java Management Extensions (JMX).
Enterprise Java Beans
EJB framework;
EJB types: Entity, Session, Message;
Java Persistence Architecture (JPA);
EJB container and server.
Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)
Java Connector Architecture (JCA); Transaction management and security; Web Services.
Java EE Business Patterns
Java EE Development, Deployment and Execution
Development tools and application servers.