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Course Code:	IN 301
Course Abstract:	This course provides Information Technology Managers and Internet/Intranet (Application) Developers with an overview of Java architecture and components. Topics include; Java Application Basics, Java Architecture, Web Applications, System Level Component Services, and XML And Web Services in Java. This course is an instructor led overview that contains instructor demos.
Audience:	This course is designed for Information Technology Managers and Internet/Intranet (Application) Developers.
Duration:	1 day
Learning Outcomes:	Upon completion of this course, the participant will: >Recognize the general design of Java architecture and have a good conceptual grasp of how each type of application component fits into the big picture of enterprise applications.
Course Topics:	Unit 1: Java Application Basics Overview: Java Application Basics The Java Language and Platform Stand-alone Applications Separating the Client The 2 Tier Model The 3 Tier Model The Advent of the Internet The Internet As A Platform The N Tier Model Web Interactivity Technologies Server-Side Includes The Common Gateway Interface SAPIs Server-side Scripting Languages Java Servlets JSP J2EE and Beyond Review: Java Application Basics Overview: Java Architecture J2SE vs. J2EE Java – The Language Java – The Platform J2SE – The Client-side Framework What Is A Component Software Component Frameworks JavaBeans as Components How JavaBeans Work J2EE – The Server-side Framework The J2EE Paradigm A Container Based Approach Development vs. Deployment The Web Container Web Components The EJB Container EJB Components Other Component Services Development Roles Review: Java Architecture Unit 3: Web Applications Overview: Web Applications What Web Applications Do Web Application Platforms J2EE Web Applications Java Servlets The Role of Java Servlets JavaServer Pages The Role of JavaServer Pages Custom Tag Libraries The Role of Custom Tags Other Components Assembly And Deployment The Importance of Design Patterns Model-View-Controller (MVC) MVC in Web Applications Web Application Frameworks Portal Servers vs Web Applications Review: Web Applications Unit 4: System Level Component Services Overview: Component Services Naming With JNDI How JNDI Works Persistence with JDBC or CMP Resource Allocation Strategies Object Pooling Instance Swapping Object Activation/Passivation Transactions With JTA Messaging With JMS Mail Services With JavaMail Management With JMX J2EE Security What Is Security Authentication and Authorization Implementing Data Confidentiality Implementing Data Integrity Roll-Your-Own Security The Issue Of Distributed Objects Local vs. Remote References Review: Component Services Unit 5: XML And Web Services in Java Overview: XML and Web Services XML Why Use XML XML Syntax Well-formed vs. Valid XML XML Document Types XML Namespaces Document Type Definitions What Are Web Services Web Services Architecture Contrasting with Web Services Advantages of Web Services Networking and Web Services The Role of XML The Role of SOAP SOAP Clients and Servers The Role of WSDL The Role of UDDI Web Services "Standards" Hype Versus Reality Inappropriate Web Services Proper Use of Web Services Web Services Adoption Review: XML and Web Services
Prerequisites:	None

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