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JBuilder X Boot Camp for Java Programmers using WebLogic |
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| Course Length - 3 Days | | | | Course Description This course is intended for Java programmers who are interested in using JBuilder to build their applications.Applications you develop during the course are based on the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) component model that uses servlets and JSPs for the control and flow of e-business applications. You are going to use JBuilder to develop J2EE applications, including servlets, JSPs, and Enterprise JavaBeans, debug and test them in the JBuilder and WebLogic environment. | | | You Will Learn How To: After completing this course, the student should be able to: - Develop, debug and test Java applications using JBuilder and WebLogic.
- Develop and test servlets using JBuilder and WebLogic.
- Develop and test JSPs using JBuilder and WebLogic.
- Develop and test session EJBs using JBuilder and WebLogic.
- Develop and test entity EJBs JBuilder and WebLogic.
- Use JavaBeans, JSPs and servlets in accordance with the MVC programming model.
- Assemble J2EE components and applications and perform integration testing.
- Create Web Services using JBuilder and WebLogic.
| | | Course Prerequisites Experienced Java developers who plan to do J2EE development such as Servlet, JSP and EJB developers will benefit from this course. | | | Who Should Attend? This course is intended for those who have Java knowledge and are interested in using or transitioning to this new and powerful Java application development environment. | | | Course Outline Introduction to JBuilder - The JBuilder IDE
- The menus and the toolbar
- JBuilder family offerings
- What's new in JBuilder v8.0
- WSAD vs. JBuilder
UML and XML - Creating a class diagram
- Creating a package diagram
- Creating XML documents
- Creating DTDs
- Creating XSLT stylesheets
Creating Java Applications using JBuilder - Creating a Java project
- Creating a class
- Using JBuilder editors
- Using JBuilder wizards
- Debugging and unit testing with JBuilder
- Remote Debugging
Creating Web Applications using JBuilder - Creating a Web project
- Creating servlets
- Creating servlet filters
- Creating JSPs
- Creating a JavaBean
Creating EJBs using JBuilder - Creating an EJB project
- Creating an entity bean
- Creating a meet-in-the-middle database map
- Using the EJB query language
- Multiple-mapping with CMP entity beans
- Creating a session bean
- Unit testing with a EJB test client
Deploying J2EE applications in WebLogic Application Server - J2EE application modules
- Configuring J2EE deployment descriptors with JBuilder
- Export J2EE modules
- Install J2EE modules in WebLogic Application Server
Refactoring - What is refactoring
- Move
- Rename
- Parameter order and name change
- Extract a method to base class
- Other refactoring features
Team Development - Understanding architecture and terminology of team development with JBuilder
- Versioning systems: e.g. CVS
- JBuilder development using CVS as the SCSM system
Building an application with Ant - Introduction to Ant
- Ant build files
- Built-in Ant tasks
- Creating a simple build file in Ant
- Running Ant
- Working with J2EE and Ant
Profiling your application - Profiling Concepts
- Using OptimizeIT from JBuilder
Unit Testing with JUnit - What is JUnit
- Using JUnit in JBuilder
- Creating and running test cases
- Creating and running test suites
Web Services using JBuilder - Web Services overview
- Creating Web Services
- Using Web Services
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