WA1191 WebSphere v5 Programming for v4 Developers Course Outline 1. Introduction Quick introduction to WSAD v5.1.1. What's new in Eclipse 2.1 compared to 1.0? Quick introduction to WSAD v5.1.1. What's new in Eclipse 2.1 compared to 1.0? Refactoring Line numbers Exception stack trace hyperlink More productivity tips What's new in JDK 1.4. XML parser Logging API Security Preferences API Assertions Hot code reloading by Java Profiling and Debugging Architecture Nested exception (getCause/initCause). UML Class Diagram Templates and Code Completion 2. Introduction to J2EE and WebSphere v5.1 WebSphere platform introduction What's new in WebSphere 5.0 What's new in WAS v5.1? Using JRAS API for logging WebSphere Application Server Architecture Utility JAR Files Classloading policy in WebSphere 3. J2EE Tools Overview Perspectives and views New J2EE tools, view and perspective in WSAD v5.1.1 WSAD J2EE development WSAD project concepts EJB project Web project The WebSphere Test Environment in WSAD Log analyzer and developing custom symptom knowledgebase. 4. Web Application Development New Servlet/JSP features in J2EE 1.3. JDBC and database connection pooling Details on what's new in JDBC 2.0 and 3.0 SQLJ support (SQLJ Editor, SQLJ Profile, DB2 SQLJ Stored Procedures, Debug) Session tracking Use of IBMSession interface to detect overflow. Session and security integration. Integrating servlet and JSP Servlet Filter WebSphere Extensions to a web module's deployment descriptor. Java Server Faces development tool. WebSphere Data Objects 5. Java Messaging Service What is JMS? Why use JMS? Writing a sender Writing a receiver Implementing publish and subscribe 6. Enterprise JavaBeans 2.0 Programming - Overview EJB 2.0 fundamentals Overview of EJB container and EJB server responsibilities Overview of entity EJBs and session EJBs EJB deployment descriptor EJB Remote and Local Interfaces Container-managed relationships 7. Enterprise JavaBeans 2.0 Programming - Entity Bean New Features Entity bean contexts and lifecycle Writing container-managed entity beans . Writing bean-managed entity beans Examples Creating entity beans EJB Query Language ejbSelect Business methods in home interface Detailed CMR CMP EJB inheritance 8. Enterprise JavaBeans 2.0 Programming -MDB The Need for Messaging The Java Message Service Queues and Topics Integration JMS and EJB Message-Driven Beans Concepts Security, Transactions, Load Balancing Poison Messages Responding to the Sender 9. Migrating from VAJ, WSAD V4 and V5 Creating a plan Code migration Build and deployment migration 10. New Best Practices Transaction Isolation Levels How to set in WSAD? EJB Pooling Details about EJB caching and how to set it in WSAD. Connection Pooling Details about connection sharing CMP EJB Access Intent How to set in WSAD? Access Beans 11. The Application Server Toolkit (ASTK) Assembling a J2EE Application Web Modules, EJB Modules, Enterprise Applications A quick tour of ASTK Creating a Web Module Creating an EJB Module 12. Deploying Enterprise Application Projects Exporting the Enterprise Application Deployment Descriptors Application Assemble Entries Installing an Application into WAS v5 Managing WAS applications 13. Struts Programming with WSAD Introduction to Struts Objectives Review: MVC model What is Struts? Struts flow Components in Struts? The Model The View The Controller struts-config.xml The data-sources element The form-beans element The global-forwards element The action-mappings element Sample The role of web.xml for the application Configuring Struts in web.xml web.xml content Steps to configuring Struts in web.xml Sample Building a simple Struts Application The input form� The struts-config.xml The Form Bean class The Action class The result page 14. Web Services Introduction Understanding Web Services fundamentals Understanding the need and benefits of Web Services Understanding the components of Web Services application Motivation and concept of a Service-oriented architecture (SOA)� SOAP, WSDL and UDDI Understanding the key components, functions and flow of Web Service applications 15. Web Services and WSAD Create Web Service from a JavaBean Tracing SOAP messages Create Web Services from WSDL, URL and DADX Publish and explore UDDI Registry Deploying a sample app 16. Basic WebSphere v5.1 Administration WebSphere runtime architecture Deciding on a topology Admin overview. Managing Applications Admin console Web Server Plug-in 17. EJB Design Patterns EJB Layer Architectural Patterns Inter-tier Data Transfer Patterns Transaction and Persistence Patterns Client-side EJB Interaction Patterns Primary Key Generation Strategies 18. Using WSAD for large J2EE Projects Designing the layout of a J2EE project Best practices to optimize WSAD for constant updates, imports, and builds Performing remote debugging Automatically updating WSAD A. Using WSAD for large J2EE Projects Using a Custom Tag Library Creating a Custom Tag Library Sample Custom Tag Library Components Packaging and Installation Advanced: Handling Tag Bodies B. EJB Inheritance The need for EJB Inheritance Single Table Mapping Root/Leaf Table Mapping Guideline and Limitations EJB Inheritance in WSAD C. JAAS Security WebSphere and JAAS JAAS Authentication Writing a custom JAAS Module D. WebSphere Enterprise Edition Features Internationalization Service Enterprise application startup and shutdown notification The Work Area Service Deferred Execution Service