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Servlet JSP and EJB 2.0 Programming in WebLogic Server 6.0 using VisualCafe |
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| Course Length - 5 Days | | | | Course Description This course teaches the development of J2EE-based Web applications in the BEA WebLogic Server 6.0 environment. | | | You Will Learn How To: After completing this course, the student should be able to: - Understand J2EE-based Web application architecture and development
- Understand Web application development in the BEA WebLogic Server environment
- Setup the WebLogic application development environment
- Develop WebLogic applications using WebGain VisualCafé and/or your favorite text editor Deploy WebLogic applications
| | | Course Prerequisites - A good understanding of Web technologies and server-side programming for dynamic Web content
- A good understanding of core Java syntax
- A good understanding of OO concepts
| | | Who Should Attend? Web application designers and programmers who are interested in learning Java Web application development in the WebLogic environment. | | | Course Outline Overview of Web Applications - J2EE based Web Application architecture
- Application server Functionality
- WebLogic Platform Introduction
WebLogic Application Development Environment - Tools for Application development
- Tools for Application Testing and Deployment
- WebLogic Application Development Environment Setup
Servlet Programming - Servlet Overview
- HTTP Servlet API
- Servlet Life Cycle
- Programming with MVC model
- JDBC and Database Connection Pooling
- Session tracking
- Examples
- Using VisualCafé Wizards
JSP Programming - JSP Overview
- JSP Directive
- JSP Expressions
- JSP Scriptlets
- JSP Declarations
- Using JavaBeans with JSP
- Examples
- Using VisualCafé Wizards
- Integrating Servlet and JSP
Deploy Web Application (Servlets and JSP) inside WebLogic Application Server - Architecture of WebLogic Server Administration
- Using WebLogic Administration Console to deploy Servlets and JSPs of Web Applications
JMS Programming - JMS Overview
- Develop JMS clients
- WebLogic JMS Service
- Samples
Enterprise JavaBeans Programming - Overview - EJB Fundamentals
- Overview of EJB Container and EJB Server Responsibilities
- Overview of Entity EJB and Session EJB
- Overview of EJB deployment
Enterprise JavaBeans Programming - Session Bean - Session Bean Contexts and Lifecycle
- Writing Stateless Session Beans
- Writing Stateful Beans
- Examples
Enterprise JavaBeans Programming - Entity Bean - Entity Bean Contexts and Lifecycle
- Writing Container-Managed Entity Beans
- Writing Bean-Managed Entity Beans
- Examples
Message-Driven Bean - Message-Driven Bean Overview
- Creating a JMS Server and Queue
- MDB vs. Session/Entity Beans
- MDB implementation
- Samples
Enterprise JavaBeans Programming - Advanced - Using Session Beans as the clients of entity beans
- Using Servlets as EJB clients
- Using Transaction
- Writing Bean-Managed Entity Beans
- Examples
Deploy EJBs into WebLogic Application Server - Types of EJB Deployment
- Hot Deployment
- Auto Deployment
- The WebLogic EJB utility
- The EJB Deployment Descriptor
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