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Course Code:	IN 609
Course Abstract:	This course is for experienced developers and architects wishing to learn how to employ design patterns within a J2EE application. Project labs are incorporated throughout the course to reinforce the topics studied.
Audience:	This course is designed for Advanced Java developers and architects.
Duration:	3 days
Learning Outcomes:	After completing this course, participants will be able to use the following pattern types: > Gang of Four > Base > Domain Logic > Data Source Architecture > Object-Relational Behavioral > Distribution > Web Presentation
Course Topics:	Design Patterns What is Architecture? How is an Architecture Represented? What is a Design Pattern? Why Choose a Design Pattern? Gang of Four Patterns Base Patterns Domain Logic Patterns Data Source Architecture Patterns Object-Relational Behavioral Patterns Distribution Patterns Web Presentation Patterns Review Answers Lab Gang of Four Patterns Topics Gang of Four Factory Pattern Factory Pattern Example Singleton Pattern Singleton Pattern Example Façade Pattern Façade Pattern Example Iterator Pattern Iterator Pattern Example Review Answers Lab Lab Directions Base Patterns Topics Gateway Pattern Gateway Pattern Example Separated Interface Pattern Separated Interface Example Registry Pattern Registry Pattern Example Special Case Pattern Special Case Pattern Example Special Case Example Special Case Pattern Example Review Answers Lab Lab Directions Domain Logic Patterns Topics Transaction Script Pattern Transaction Script Pattern Example Transaction Script Pattern in J2EE Transaction Script Pattern Example Domain Model Pattern Domain Model Pattern in J2EE Domain Model Pattern Example Table Module Pattern Which Do We Use? Review Answers Lab Lab Directions Data Source Architecture Patterns Topics Table Data Gateway Pattern Table Data Gateway Pattern Example Row Data Gateway Row Data Gateway Example Row Data Gateway in J2EE Active Record Active Record Example Review Answers Lab Object-Relational Behavioral Patterns Topics Identity Map Pattern Identity Map Example Lazy Load Pattern Lazy Load Example Review Answers Lab Lab Directions Distribution Patterns Topics Remote Façade Pattern Remote Façade Pattern Example Data Transfer Object Pattern Data Transfer Object Pattern Example Review Answers Lab Lab Directions Web Presentation Patterns Topics Model View Controller Pattern Model View Controller Pattern in J2EE Model View Controller Pattern Example Front Controller Pattern Front Controller Pattern Example Template View Pattern Template View Pattern in J2EE Transform View Pattern Transform View Pattern in J2EE Combining Patterns Review Answers Lab Lab Directions Lab Guide Lab 1 - Introduction Lab 2 - Design Patterns Lab 3 - Gang of Four Patterns Lab 4 - Base Patterns Lab 5 - Domain Logic Patterns Lab 6 - Data Source Architecture Patterns Lab 7 - Object-Relational Behavioral Patterns Lab 8 - Distribution Patterns Lab 9 - Web Presentation Patterns Project
Prerequisites:	Prior Java software development experience is assumed. Completion of an Enterprise JavaBeans Workshop course or equivalent knowledge is required. All participants must have a working understanding of JDBC, servlets, JSPs, and EJBs.

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