Requirements

Basic knowledge of Java SE development: Fundamental Object-Oriented Concepts Java Development Fundamentals; Java Implementation of Object-Oriented Concepts; Collections / Generics; Handling Exceptions and Assertation; Serialization; Common Packages. Understanding of working with databases: connections in relational databases, the ability to make SQL- & JDBC queries. Knowledge of design patterns. Experience in Java SE applications development for at least six months and experience in WEB applications development.

Program Objectives

Training of JavaEE-based software developers (knowledge of Java SE is required).

Main sections of the curriculum

The training program includes the following basic sections:

• Basics of Java EE
• Java EE: review of concepts and capabilities
• Scalability
• Layered architecture
• Examples of Java EE architecture
• Design tools (by the example of Eclipse framework for Java EE)
• Basics of Java Server Faces
• HTTP Servlets
• Java Server Pages (JSP)
• Faces Servlet
• Servlet filters
• HTTP sessions and JSF
• JSF setup
• Exception handling
• JSF Managed Beans
• Component-based model and MVC applied to Java Server Faces
• JSF navigation
• Basics of Enterprise Java Beans
• Stateless and Stateful Session EJB
• Message Driven EJB – purpose and application. Java Message Service API
• Advanced EJB properties.
• EJB Timer Service
• Stateless Session EJB as Web Services
• Java Persistence as applied to EJB (EJB Persistence)
• Java Persistence API (JPA)
• Basics of Object Relational Mapping
• JPA Query Language
• JPA Criteria
• Shared use of JSF и EJB
• Web services and Java EE, Java Web Services (JWS)
• JAX-RPC and JAX-WS
• Web service clients
• Deployment of web services in Java EE

Students will develop an “end-to-end project” during their training, enabling them to “get a practical feel” of the subtleties and advantages of the technologies they study.