Enterprise JavaBeans Workshop

Case Training Enterprise JavaBeans Workshop

This course is designed for the developer already familiar with Java Server-side programming looking to gain detailed knowledge of Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB2.0) development

Contact Case Training here if you are interested in enrolling in this Enterprise JavaBeans Workshop

The student should be familiar with Java Server side programming using the appropriate IDE (Integrated Development Environment). This can be gained by attending course EC31.

The course includes the following modules:

• Enterprise JavaBeans
• Session beans
• Client access
• Session bean deployment (RAD 6.0)
• EJB 2.0 local interfaces and references
• BMP entity beans
• CMP 2.0 entity beans
• CMP 2.0 relationships
• CMP 2.0 EJB query language
• Entity bean deployment
• Database access
• Transaction control
• Message driven beans
• Exception handling
• Security
• Design patterns
• THE MVC architecture
• Websphere (if applicable)
• RAD (if applicable)
• EJB specifications

Practical sessions make up a large part of the course, allowing delegates to demonstrate and reinforce the lectures given. During these sessions the delegate will gain experience of coding all types of EJBs as well as complete server side applications. Examples are used extensively, ranging from simple code snippets to full applications with complete 'real world' functionality. These are supplied at the start of the course and it is encouraged that the delegates execute and 'experiment' with these under the instructor's guidance as they are introduced. These examples are available to take away, along with the delegate's own work. The comprehensive Student Guide supplied is fully indexed serving as a useful reference tool long after the course has finished. Delegates will also be able to access a free help-line with technical questions relating to topics covered on the course.

Course Environment

Development will be performed using:

• the Java Development Kit (JDK) plus a text editor
• JBuilder
• NetBeans
• Websphere Studio Application Developer
• Rational Application Developer
• Eclipse

Whilst covering the basics of the different types of beans and how they are used, this course also aims to give an insight into how they work internally, since this leads to further understanding of why EJB's are used over existing technologies. Issues such as Security, Transaction Control, Passivation, Resource Pooling and Distributed Objects are discussed. On completion of this course the student will be able to:

• Develop EJBs using a choice of IDE (Integrated Development Environment)
• Develop Stateless and Stateful Session Beans
• Develop Entity Beans with Bean Managed Persistence
• Develop Entity Beans with Container Managed Persistence (CMP)
• Develop Relationships and EJB QL for CMP beans
• Control the Security, Transaction Management and Passivation Characteristics of the Beans
• Use an Application Server to deploy and test EJBs and related components
• Store and re-access EJBs using a servlet session

£ 1100 (+VAT)