Web Architecture & Components Course

Course Code: IN 328
Course Abstract:

This course provides Information Technology Managers and Internet/Intranet (Application) Developers with an overview of web application technologies and components, as well as an introduction to the frameworks and architectures that organize and bind these components into working web applications. The course focuses on the J2EE architecture.

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: 2 days
Learning Outcomes:

Upon completion of this course, the participant will:
> Recognize the general design of web applications and have a good conceptual grasp of how each type of application component fits into the big picture of enterprise applications.

Course Topics:

Web Application Technology Overview
Distributed Computing: The Root of Web Applications
The World Wide Web as an application platform
Web Interactivity Technologies
CGI and SSI
SAPIs
Scripting Languages
Java Servlets
ASP/JSP
J2EE, .Net, and beyond

J2EE Architecture and Component Framework
The J2EE Paradigm
A Container based approach
Development vs. Deployment
The Web container
Web components
The EJB container
EJB components
Other component based services
Naming
Persistence
Resource Allocation
Transactions
Messaging
Mail
Security
Web Applications
What web applications do
Java Servlets
Java Server Pages
Custom Tag Libraries
Other components
The Web Application Archive
Web Application Frameworks

Enterprise Java Beans
What EJBs are and what they do
Session EJBs
Entity EJBs
Message Driven EJBs
EJB deployment

Other Component Services
Naming with JNDI
Persistence with CMP 2.0
Resource allocation strategies
Transactions with JTA
Messaging with JMS
Mail with JavaMail
The J2EE Security Model

Deploying a J2EE Application
Step by Step demo

J2EE Server Basics
Web Servers vs. Application Servers
The HTTP protocol
The distributed object issue
Server Configuration and Administration

XML: J2EE’s Configuration Language
What is XML
Why J2EE uses XML
XML Syntax
Validating XML
Using XML in J2EE development
Configuration
Deployment

Prerequisites: None
Note: All fields are required
At the present time we do not offer training for individuals or groups less then 6 individuals. We apologize for any inconvenience.


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