JavaEE (J2EE) Architecture OverviewJava Enterprise Edition is a Java-based, runtime platform
created by Sun Microsystems. JavaEE (previously known as J2EE) is used
for developing, deploying, and managing multi-tier server-centric applications
on an enterprise-wide scale. The growing number of companies offering Java Enterprise application servers, and the use of Java for the development of reference implementations for XML and other W3C technologies also illustrate the increasing penetration of Java. Enterprise Java training course overviewObjectives |
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Duration
1 Day
Who should attend
Programmers, Analysts and Project Managers developing
systems which use Java as a server-side technology
Prerequisites
Delegates should ideally have experience of writing applications in Java. No
familiarity with web applications is assumed, but some experience will be helpful.
Course Content
Course content has been developed for real-world, commercial scenarios by our
expert instructors. See below for detailed syllabus, or if you have a technical
query email .
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see also:
Free Java and JavaEE (J2EE) glossary and related
terms
The need for distributed enterprise applications
The typical enterprise architecture
The J2EE architecture
J2EE versus Microsoft DNA and .NET - Strengths and
weaknesses of both
J2EE tools
Application servers
Development tools
Resources - Books and web sites
JSPs and servlets
EJB
RMI and CORBA
Messaging
Web Services
Introduction to design patterns
The JavaEE tiered architecture
Common JavaEE design patterns
Common JavaEE architectures
Other JavaEE technologies
- Web tier (Struts, Tapestry)
- Frameworks (Spring)
- Persistence (Hibernate, JDO)
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