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Course Code:	IN 503
Course Abstract:	This course provides hands-on experience building enterprise applications using all the BEA WebLogic Platform 8.1 products. BEA WebLogic Workshop 8.1 is the development environment. This training prepares participants to immediately contribute to sophisticated J2EE development projects.
Audience:	This course is intended for Java developers who need to develop J2EE applications using Weblogic Workshop.
Duration:	3 days
Learning Outcomes:	Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to: >Use the Weblogic Workshop 8.1 tool to develop J2EE applications >Rapidly develop and deploy enterprise applications >Build enterprise-class Web services and J2EE-based applications >Integrate Web applications with packaged applications and legacy systems >Develop automated, asynchronous workflows that contain complex logic and human interaction >Construct interactive portals for accessing data, processes and applications >Test and debug applications in BEA WebLogic Workshop 8.1 >Manipulate XML data with XQuery and XMLBeans
Course Topics:	BEA Weblogic Introduction What is Java? What is J2EE? The J2EE Architecture Servlets and JSPs Enterprise Java Beans Application Server Web Container EJB Container Distributed Objects BEA Weblogic Platform Platform Setup Labs Weblogic Workshop Weblogic Workshop Introduction Workshop Editions Workshop Version 7 Workshop Screen components Workshop Menus Applications and Projects Projects Workshop File Types Simple JSP Development Walk-Through Debugging Applications Debugging Properties Breakpoints Resetting Weblogic Servers Workshop Performance Developing Web Applications Web Applications Introduction JSP Pages JSP Elements (Expressions and Scriptlets) JSP Implicit Objects JSP Development in Workshop JSP Development JSP element configuration Tag Libraries netui-tags-html Labs Page Flows What are Page Flows What are Struts? MVC/Model 2 Architecture Struts and MVC Page Flows vs. Struts Page Flow Components Flow View Icons HTML Forms Validation error messages Form Creation Lab Displaying Validation Messages Form Data for Error Messages Page Flow Tag Libraries Labs Web Services Overview of Web Services What does a Web service do? What are the Standards Weblogic Web Services JWS Files WSDL Building a simple Web Service Testing a simple Web Service Using a WebService Control Conversational Web Services Labs Java Controls Java Controls Built-in Controls Database Controls Generating Page Flows EJB Control EJB Control Lab Timer Control What is JMS ? Using JMS Controls Using Web Service Controls Building Custom Controls Control Methods Testing Custom Controls Labs Application Deployment Deployment Overview Production vs Development Mode Application Assembly Ear files Ear file Structure Jar Files War Files Configuring the descriptors Creating the Deployment files LAB: Deploying through the Console LAB: Undeploying through the Console XML Beans Using XML in Workshop XML Schema XMLBeans vs DOM/SAX Schema to Java classes Simple Application using XMLBeans XMLBeans datatypes
Prerequisites:	Java programming background is essential, J2EE experience is not essential. This course focuses on teaching the web development experience using Weblogic Workshop.

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