JVJ2EE - Oracle JDeveloper 10g - Building J2EE Applications

Introduction

Elements of this syllabus are subject to change.

Over the span of 4 days you'll see how Oracle’s free JDeveloper 10g has become one of the premier Java Integrated Development Environment (IDE) toolsets are used to build enterprise business applications for the Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) platform. JDeveloper allows the user to interact with the rich technologies available in J2EE such as Java Database Connectivity (JDBC), Java Servlets, Java Server Pages (JSP), JavaServer Faces (JSF), XML, Enterprise JavaBeans, Web Services, J2SE Swing and more. Oracle’s goal with JDeveloper is to enable greater developer productivity when using these complex technologies. The keys to this increased productivity are the Oracle Application Developer Framework (ADF), support for open standards, visual designers and declarative programming. The purpose of this course is to teach students to make the most of these features when building J2EE web-based applications. This will be achieved through a combination of lecture, interactive discussion and extensive, hands-on labs. The labs are targeted to learning both the underlying technologies as well as the JDeveloper tools and techniques that simplify implementing them.

Audience

Experienced Java Servlet and JSP developers who need to use the Apache Struts framework for Web Application Development.

Prerequisites

Participants should have already taken an introduction to Java programming course or have an equivalent knowledge of Java programming. Familiarity with web technologies such as HTML is helpful.

Course Outline

• Introduction to J2EE Architectures and Technologies
  
• Working with Databases within JDeveloper
  
• Developing Servlets (HttpServlet and Servlet Filters)
  
• Creating JavaServer Pages (JSP) visually in JDeveloper
  
• Maintaining Client State in Java web applications
  
• Creating and using custom JSP Tag Libraries and the JSP Standard Tag Library (JSTL)
  
• The role of JavaBeans in Java web applications
  
• Understanding and using Oracle Application Development Framework Business Components (ADF-
• BC).
  
• Security
  
• Using JavaServer Faces for user interfaces
  
• Developing with Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB)
  
  • Session EJBs
    
  • Entity EJBs
    
  • Message-Driven EJBs
    
• Building Web Services and clients

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