Java EE 7 Back end Server Application Development E-Learning

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✔️ Learn how to develop powerful back-end applications with Java EE 7.

Why choose this course?

Java EE 7 (Java Platform, Enterprise Edition) provides a robust and scalable platform for developing enterprise applications. It is the go-to technology for companies looking to build reliable and efficient back-end server applications. This course will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to develop back-end server applications using Java EE 7, including components such as Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB).

What you will learn:

• Introduction to Java EE 7: Understand the basics of Java EE 7 and the technologies the platform provides for developing enterprise-grade applications.
• Working with EJBs: Learn how to use Enterprise JavaBeans to implement business logic and build server-side components.
• Back-end development: Develop back-end server applications that can efficiently handle customer requests, databases, and other business services.
• GlassFish application server: Introducing the GlassFish server, the reference implementation for Java EE 7, and learning how to test and deploy Java EE applications.
• Security and scalability: Understand how to secure and optimize applications for scalability in a production environment.

This course is perfect for developers who want to learn how to use Java EE 7 to develop robust, scalable, and highly manageable back-end systems.

Who should participate?

This course is ideal for:

• Java developers who want to expand their skills into enterprise applications with Java EE 7.
• Back-end developers who want to learn how to work with the latest technologies and frameworks for server-side applications.
• Software developers who already have experience with Java and want to deepen their knowledge to work with the Java EE environment.
• IT and software development professionals who want to specialize in developing back-end applications for companies and organizations.

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Course content

Introducing Java EE

Course: 15 Minutes

• Course Introduction
• Overview of Java EE Applications
• Enterprise Application Technologies and Profiles
• Java EE Technology Specifications
• Java EE Platform Tiers and Architecture

Development Tools and Servers

Course: 8 Minutes

• Java Application Server Implementations
• Selecting a Java EE Application Server
• Java EE IDEs

Development Process

Course: 11 Minutes

• Java EE Development Process
• Overview of Java EE Containers and Components
• Java EE Component Features

Packaging Java EE Applications

Course: 16 Minutes

• Configuring and Packaging Java EE Applications
• Deployment Descriptors
• Installing the GlassFish Server
• Writing a Test Application

JavaBeans

Course: 7 Minutes

• JavaBeans
• Working with JavaBeans

Logging

Course: 19 Minutes

• Overview of Java Logging
• Working with the Logger Class
• Handling Logging
• Configuring Logging
• Adding a Logger to a Java EE Application

Annotations and Method Chaining

Course: 13 Minutes

• Overview of Annotations
• Annnotation Types
• Using Annotations
• Method Chaining

Practice: Working with Loggers

Course: 6 Minutes

• Exercise: Working with Loggers

XML Programming with JAXB

Course: 46 Minutes

• Course Introduction
• Overview of XML
• XML Document Components
• XML Schemas
• Overview of JAXB
• Reading and Writing XML Data with JAXB
• JAXB Annotations
• Marshalling a Java Class to an XML File
• Marshalling a Java Collection to an XML File
• Generating a Schema from Java Source Files

SOAP Web Services with JAX-WS

Course: 43 Minutes

• Overview of SOAP
• Overview of WSDL
• Overview of JAX-WS
• Creating a JAX-WS Web Service
• Overview of Creating a JAX-WS Client
• Overview of Annotating SOAP Web Service Methods
• Creating a SOAP Web Service
• Creating a Web Service Client
• Annotating SOAP Web Service Methods
• Viewing SOAP Messages

Practice: Using JAX-WS

Course: 7 Minutes

• Exercise: Working with JAX-WS

Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI)

Course: 29 Minutes

• Course Introduction
• Overview of JNDI
• Overview of Using JNDI
• Referring to a Database Using JNDI
• Referencing an EJB with JNDI
• Setting Up a Java DB Database
• Connecting to a Database without JNDI
• Connecting to a Database with JNDI

EJB Component Model

Course: 41 Minutes

• Overview of EJB Components
• EJB 3.0, EJB 3.1, and EJB 3.2
• Local and Distributed EJB Client Views
• EJB Life Cycle
• Session Bean Packaging and Deployment
• Creating a JAX-WS Service with an EJB Session Bean
• Creating a Remote Interface with an EJB Session Bean

Practice: Working with EJBs

Course: 11 Minutes

• Exercise: Working with EJBs

Context and Dependency Injection

Course: 46 Minutes

• Overview of Dependency Injection
• Using CDI
• EJB and CDI
• Using CDI Qualifiers
• Configuring CDI
• Using CDI Producers and Disposers
• Using CDI Interceptors
• CDI Events and Stereotypes
• Injecting a Bean with CDI
• Using CDI Qualifiers with Beans

Practice: Working with CDI

Course: 9 Minutes

• Exercise: Using CDI

Java EE Applications with Messaging

Course: 57 Minutes

• Course Introduction
• Overview of JMS
• Evolution of JMS
• Overview of JMS Applications
• JMS Messaging Styles
• The JMS 2.0 API
• JMS Messages
• JMS Queues and Topics
• EJBs as Messaging Clients
• Creating a JMS Queue
• Creating a Web-based JMS Queue Producer and Consumer
• Creating an Asynchronous Java SE Client for a Queue

Practice: Using JMS

Course: 6 Minutes

• Exercise: Working with JMS

Developing Message-driven Beans

Course: 23 Minutes

• Introducing Message-driven Beans (MDBs)
• Overview of Creating a Message-driven Bean
• Overview of Configuring a Message-driven Bean
• Creating a JMS Topic
• Creating a JMS Message-driven Bean
• Working with Multiple Message-driven Beans

Practice: Working with MDBs

Course: 9 Minutes

• Exercise: Working with MDBs

Concurrency

Course: 33 Minutes

• Course Introduction
• Concurrency and Java EE
• Java EE Concurrency Mechanisms
• Asynchronous Methods in EJB
• Using Asynchronous EJB with No Return Values
• Using Asynchronous EJB with Return Values
• Using Concurrency Utilities for Java EE

JDBC in Java EE Environments

Course: 29 Minutes

• Using the JDBC API
• Using the Data Access Object (DAO) Pattern
• Creating and Populating a Java DB Database
• Writing Data Access Objects with JDBC

Transactions in Java EE Environments

Course: 39 Minutes

• Introducing Transactions
• Transaction Models
• Programmatic Transactions
• EJB Container-managed Transactions
• Using Bean-managed Transactions
• Using EJB Container-managed Transactions

Practice: Transactions in Java EE Apps

Course: 10 Minutes

• Exercise: Transactions in Java EE Apps

Introduction to the Java Persistence API

Course: 49 Minutes

• Course Introduction
• The Java Persistence API
• JPA Entities
• Entity Mapping
• Persistent Data Types, Fields, and Properties
• Entity Manager
• Persistence Units and Contexts
• CRUD Operations with Entities
• Creating Queries with JPQL
• Applying JPA

Using JPA and Bean Validation

Course: 30 Minutes

• Overview of Bean Validation
• JPA Life-cycle Events and Bean Validation
• Custom Bean Validation
• Injecting Bean Validation
• Bean Validation Groups
• Using Bean Validation with JPA
• Using a Validator with Bean Validation

Practice: JPA and Bean Validation

Course: 5 Minutes

• Exercise: Using Bean Validation with JPA

Using Timer and Batch Services

Course: 35 Minutes

• Course Introduction
• Overview of Timer Services
• Programmatic Timers
• Automatic Timers
• Overview of Batch Processing
• Overview of Performing Batch Processing
• Implementing Batch Processing

Security

Course: 1 Hour, 1 Minute

• Security Considerations
• The Java EE Security Model
• Authentication and Authorization
• Data Integrity
• Cryptography and Message Digests
• Using the Keytool Command
• Container-managed Security
• Roles
• SSL Keys and HTTPS
• Web Service Security Concerns
• Web Service Security Extensions
• Creating a Security Group
• Creating a Java Class for the Remote Interface
• Creating and Securing an Enterprise Application
• Creating and Running an Application Client

Practice: Securing a Java EE Application

Course: 7 Minutes

• Exercise: Securing an Enterprise Application

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✔️ Learn at your own pace with interactive videos and practical assignments.
✔️ Test your knowledge with reports and tests per chapter to ensure you understand the subject well.
✔️ Become a skilled Java EE 7 developer and take the first step in developing enterprise-level back-end applications.

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