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Java Training Overview
Java Enterprise Edition (JEE) is a powerful platform for building web and database-driven applications. This course provides the information you need to design and build your own data-driven web applications. You'll learn the details of the core JEE Web and database technologies and how to leverage the strengths of each. You'll also be introduced to other important web-based technologies such as creating REST services with JEE.
Throughout the course, students will create code for a online store. Students will learn not only specific topics and APIs but also how to fit the pieces together into a complete application.
All labs are done with the Eclipse IDE, and the lab instructions include detailed directions for setting up and using it. The standard applicaiton server used is Tomcat, but it is available for all major app servers, including WildFly/JBoss AS and IBM WebSphere AS
Java Training Skills Gained
- Design and build robust and maintainable web applications
- Create dynamic HTML content with Servlets and Java ServerPages, using the JSP Standard Tag Library (JSTL)
- Make Servlets and JSP work together cleanly
- Use JSTL and other Custom Tag Libraries to separate Java and HTML code
- Access databases with JDBC and the JPA (Java Persistence API)
- Structure a clean data access layer.
- Gain a high level understanding of REST services and JAX-RS
- See the full descriptions for detailed content
Hands-On
50% hands-on, 50% lecture
Supported Platforms
Eclipse/Tomcat, JBoss/WildFly AS, IBM Rational Application Developer (RAD) / Websphere AS
Java Training Course Duration
5 Days
Java Training Course outline
Session 1: Java EE Introduction
- Java EE Overview and Technologies
- JEE Architecture Choices
- Java Web App Introduction
Session 2: Servlet Basics
- Servlet Basics and Capabilities
- Basics of Writing a Servlet
- HTML Forms Review
- HTTP Review: Request-response, headers, GET, POST
- Overview: How Servlets Work
- Servlet Lifecycle and API - Servlet, HttpServlet, @Webservlet
- Requests and Responses - HttpServletRequest and HttpServletResponse
- Accessing Parameters
- web.xml
Session 3: Additional Servlet Capabilities
- Working with HttpServletResponse (Errors, Headers, MIME types)
- Initialization
- Overview
- Using ServletConfig and ServletContext
- Init Parameters - Servlet and Web App
- Error Handling: Error Pages and Their Configuration
Session 4: JavaServer Pages
- Basics and Overview
- JSP architecture
- JSP tags and JSP expressions
- Fixed Template Data
- Lifecycle of a JSP
- Model View Controller (MVC)
- Overview
- Java EE Model 2 Architecture
- Servlets as Controllers, RequestDispatcher, Forwarding and Including
- Data Sharing in a Web App
- Object scopes or "buckets"
- Using JavaBeans to Hold Data
- Using the Scope Objects - get/set/remove Attributes
- Request, application, session and page scope
- JSP Expression Language (EL) and Data Access
- JSP EL Overview
- JSP Expressions, and Accessing Data
- Predefined JSP EL implicit objects (pageContext, param, header, scope objects)
- pageContext in Detail
- jsp:include, jsp:forward, the page Directive
- JSP Error Pages
Session 5: Using Custom Tags
- Custom tags overview
- Tag Libraries Overview
- taglib Directive - Using a Tag Library
- JSTL
- Overview
- c:out, c:forEach
- c:url, c:param
- More about JSTL
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- Other Useful Core Tags< - c:if, c:choose
- Formatting: formatNumber, formatDate, Resource Bundles
Session 6: HTTP Session Tracking
- HTTP and Client State
- Cookies - Overview, Servlet Access, Usage, Issues
- Sessions
- Servlet/JSP Session Support, HttpSession
- Using Sessions - Putting Data in, Retrieving Data From
- How Sessions Work
Session 7: Web Security
- JEE Security Overview
- Role Based Security
- Declarative Security
- Web Authentication - Basic, Form-Based, Digest, HTTPS Client
- Using Basic Authentication
- Using Form-Based Authentication
- Programmatic Security - HttpServletRequest, Retrieving Roles
Session 8: Additional Servlet Capabilities
- Custom Tags Using Tag Files - Overview, Writing and Using Tag Files, Tag Attributes
- Servlet Filter overview - Example and lifecycle
- WebSocket Overview
Session 9: JDBC Introduction and Architecture
- Relational Database and JDBC Overview
- JDBC Architecture, JDBC API Overview
- Connecting to a database
- Working with JDBC - Executing Statements and Processing Results
Session 10: Resource Integration
- DataSources and Connection/Statement Pooling
- Resource Injection, @Resource, and JNDI
- CDI and Dependency Injection
Session 11: Introduction to JPA
- JPA Architecture and Programming View
- Entity Classes and Annotations
- Mapping an Entity Class
- EntityManagerFactory and EntityManager
- Working with JPA (Find by primary key and inserts)
- Integrating JPA with the Web Tier
Session 12: JPA Advanced Topics
- Entity Lifecycle
- Relationships
- Issues with Relationships (Lazy Load and Web Apps)
Session 13: Introduction to REST
- Overview and Principles
- REST Characteristics
- Resources and Operations
- REST Principles
- Requests and Responses
- REST APIs
- URI Templates
- GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
- Safe and Idempotent Methods
Session 14: Introduction to JAX-RS
- APIs and Implementations
- JAX-RS Overview, Annotations
- JAX-RS Implementations
- Runtime Environment
- Application Server, Servlet-Only Container
- Architectural and Implementation Perspectives
- Configuring the Application
- Applications, Resources, and Providers
- JAX-RS Applications
- Resource Classes and @Path
- Provider Classes and @Provider
- Default Lifecycles
- The Application Class and rest-path
- Ajax-JavaScript Clients
- Overview
- Classic vs. Ajax Interactions
- Working with Ajax-JavaScript
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