Course #:WA1280 Architecting and Designing Java EE 6 Applications Training Download Sample Labs 10/26/2020 - 10/29/2020 USD$2,395.00 Instructor Led Virtual This course provides the students with the prerequisite knowledge necessary to use JEE in order to architect robust and maintainable enterprise applications. Objectives Upon completion of this course, you should be able to: Use JEE to solve common architectural problems Apply JEE patterns effectively Define the architect role and the deliverables Understand the common problems faced in architecting large scale applications Understand the advantages of using an iterative development process Topics Fundamental Architectural Concepts System Architecture Development Guidelines Software Development Processes Data Transfer, Transactions and Security in Distributed Computing Optimizing for Scalability and Maintenance QoS Requirement Prototype Development JEE Servers JEE Overview JEE Technology choices Requirements, analysis and design workflow Defining the architecture JEE Technology Patterns Audience Architects Senior Designers Development and Product Managers Prerequisites To succeed fully in this course, students should be able to: Understand OOAD Our course WA1136 addresses the necessary topics Understand JEE Our course WA1718 addresses the necessary topics Duration Four days. Outline of Architecting and Designing Java EE 6 Applications Training Chapter 1 - Fundamental Architectural Concepts What is Architecture? Architecture vs. Design Qualities of Service (QoS) Common Mechanisms Architectural Description What Architecture is Not The Need for Architecture The Architect Roles of the Architect Skills of the Architect Chapter 2 - System Architecture Development Guidelines Security Risks Performance & Scalability Risks Availability & Complexity Risks Compatibility & Control Risks Network Considerations Latency and Bandwidth Minimize Number of Network Calls Minimize Network Call Size Firewall Navigation Secure Communication Distributed Object Technologies What is a Transaction? Bank Example Multiple Users Sharing Data ACID Properties of Transactions Architecture Reference Architecture Patterns Development Methodologies Open Standards Frameworks Summary Chapter 3 - Quality of Service Requirements What are Quality of Service Requirements? Qualities of Service and Design Quality of Service Inventory Performance Scalability Reliability Availability Extensibility Maintainability Manageability Security Cultural Adaptability Portability Testability Usability Upgradeability Recoverability Prioritizing Quality of Service Requirements Inspecting QoS Requirements for Trade-off Opportunities Quality of Service Reviews Summary Chapter 4 - Software Architecture Tiers System Architecture Good Architecture Cave Drawings to Modern Day Information Systems Evolution Continued Evolution Present Day Client-Server Computing Client-Server Pros/Cons Client-Server Example Tiered Architectures Three-tier Architecture Three-tier Pros/Cons Three-tier Example N-Tier Architecture N-Tier Pros/Cons N-Tier Example Summary Chapter 5 - Client Tier Technologies HTML5 HTML5 Main Objectives Which Features of HTML 4 Changed New Features of HTML 5 New Features of HTML 5 Browser-side Data Storage Declaring HTML5 Detecting Support for HTML5 HTML5 Input Validation Example HTML5 Date Form Widget The Document Object Model The Document Object Model What the DOM is Not Cascading Style Sheets CSS Levels What is JavaScript? Working with JavaScript Working with JavaScript What is jQuery? Benefits of Using a JavaScript Library jQuery Example jQuery Mobile Apache Cordova (Adobe PhoneGap) Apache Cordova History Bootstrap Responsive Web Design Why Responsive Web Design Matters Responsive Web Design Components Mobile First Backbone.js Backbone Modules MVC and Backbone AngularJS Summary Chapter 6 - Managing Client Tier Considerations Understand Client-tier Concerns Types of Clients JEE Client Responsibilities Presenting the User Interface Validating User Inputs Communicating with the Server Managing Conversational State Understand Client-Tier Security Client-Tier Security Compare/Contrast User Interface Devices Application of Reuse to the Client Tier Strategies for Deploying Java Desktop Applications Applet Usage Summary Chapter 7 - JEE Technology Servers Server Types in JEE JEE Servers Java EE 6 Profiles Popular Java EE Application Servers Java EE Blueprint JEE Containers Enterprise Information Systems ERP Systems Mainframe Transaction Processing Systems Relational and Legacy Databases Legacy Integration Selecting a JEE Server Packaging and Deployment Definitions Roles and Responsibilities EJB Modules EJB Module Packaging Web Modules Web Module Recommendations Deployment Descriptors Summary Chapter 8 - JEE Technologies Major Programming Technologies of Java EE Servlets Servlets Do the Following The Web Container JSP (Java Server Pages) JSP Elements JSP Standard Tag Library (JSTL) Servlet Filters Uses for Filters JavaServer Faces (JSF) JSF 2.0 Contexts and Dependency Injection for Java (CDI) CDI Example Bean Validation Java Message Service (JMS) What are EJBs? Main Characteristics of EJBs EJB Container Enterprise Java Beans EJBs are Simple! Session Beans Remote vs. Local Session EJBs Asynchronous EJB Singleton EJB Message-Driven Beans Data Persistence Java Persistence API Entities Session EJB vs JPA Entities Java Web Service Implementation Choices Java Architecture for XML Binding (JAXB) Java SOAP Web Services with JAX-WS Java REST Web Services with JAX-RS JCA (JEE Connector Architecture) Summary Chapter 9 - JEE Technology Choices Client Session State Client Managed State Web Tier Managed State EJB Tier Managed State Business Objects When to Use EJB Persistence Data Options Client Types Web Browser Clients Java Clients Model View Controller Model View Controller in the Web-Tier Web Application Frameworks Web Presentation Layout Java Presentation Layout Message-Oriented Middleware and JMS Messaging Domains Characteristics of MOM Advantages of Asynchronous Communication (e.g. MOM) Implementing Asynchronous EJBs Advantages of Synchronous Communication (e.g. RMI/IIOP) Remote Access to Business Logic Summary Chapter 10 - SOA Concepts Anatomy of an Enterprise IT Nightmare Understanding by Analogy Service Oriented Architecture Componentization and Reuse Benefits of Service Orientation Defining SOA Aligning the Enterprise What’s a Service? Service Actors Service Layering Is SOA a Flash in the Pan? Service Orienting the Enterprise Service Oriented Thinking Summary Chapter 11 - Introduction to JAX-WS What is JAX-WS? Advantages of JAX-WS Why Do We Need a Programming Model? Basic Java to WSDL Mapping Developing a Service Provider The Service Implementation Class The Service Endpoint Interface (SEI) Service Implementation Options Developing a Consumer Static Client Development The Service Class The BindingProvider Interface Summary Chapter 12 - REST and JAX-RS Overview Many Flavors of Services Where SOAP Shines Where REST Shines REST vs SOAP Summary Understanding REST Principles of RESTful Services Example: Catalog Service Create a New Product Retrieve a Product Update a Product Delete a Product Introduction to JAX-RS The Resource Class The Entity Class Retrieve a Product Create a Product Update and Delete Content Negotiation Retrieving a JSON Representation Sending a JSON Representation REST Service Clients AJAX and XML AJAX and JSON Java REST Clients Summary Chapter 13 - JEE Security JEE Authentication Mechanisms Basic Authentication Form-based Authentication Client Certificate Authentication JEE Authorization Sample Role Mapping Declarative Security on Web Resources Programmatic Security on Web Resources Security Role Reference Defining Security Roles Using Annotations Delegation Declarative Security on EJB Resources Protecting Beans Using Annotations Protecting Beans Using the Deployment Descriptor Programmatic Security on EJB Application Delegation Summary Chapter 14 - Web Services Security (WS-Security) The Challenges Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Digital Signature Certificates Overview of Web Services Security SOAP Message Security Message Integrity Message Confidentiality Symmetric Encryption Example Authentication Using Identity Token Authentication Transport Level Security Audit Tracking Identity Assertion Using SAML SAML SOAP Example Chapter 15 - Prototypes What is a Prototype? Conceptual Prototypes Architectural Prototypes Advantages of Prototyping Deciding Whether to Build a Prototype or Not Prototypes and the Software Development Lifecycle Prototype Roles and Responsibilities Throw-away vs. Evolutionary Prototypes Spikes Testing a Prototype Summary Chapter 16 - Describing and Evaluating Software Architecture Architecture Description Architectural Views Subsystems Layers Example: Subsystems with Layers Components Decomposing the System Into Components Software Partitioning Strategies Managing Dependencies Component Diagrams Deployment Diagrams Tiered Architectures Managing Complexity Evaluating the Architecture Summary Appendix A - Data Transfer in Distributed Computing Data Transfer in Java Local Computing Data Transfer in Java Distributed Computing Comparing Data Transfer in Local and Distributed Computing Summary Appendix B - Transactions in EJB Need for Transactions Transactions ACID Properties Transaction Components Distributed Transactions Distributed Transaction Components - Two Phase Commit Java Transaction API (JTA) EJB Transaction Basics Transaction Propagation Transaction Outcome Container-Managed Transaction Transaction Attributes Container-Managed Transaction Settings Interacting with Container-Managed Transactions Container-Managed Transaction – Example Application Exceptions in Container-Managed Transactions Transaction Attributes Support Bean-Managed Transaction Management Type Summary Appendix C - Business Tier Patterns - 1 Facade Pattern Business Object Pattern Application Service Pattern Service Locator Pattern Remote Service Locator Example Dependency Injection in Servlets Business Delegate Pattern Summary Appendix D - Business Tier Patterns - 2 Data Transfer Object (DTO) Pattern JPA Entity as DTO JPA Lazy Loading Message Facade Fast Lane Pattern Pagination (Value List Handler) Pattern Version Number Pattern Read for Update Pattern Primary Key Generation Data Access Object (DAO) Summary We regularly offer classes in these and other cities. 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Course #:WA1280 Architecting and Designing Java EE 6 Applications Training Download Sample Labs 10/26/2020 - 10/29/2020 USD$2,395.00 Instructor Led Virtual This course provides the students with the prerequisite knowledge necessary to use JEE in order to architect robust and maintainable enterprise applications. Objectives Upon completion of this course, you should be able to: Use JEE to solve common architectural problems Apply JEE patterns effectively Define the architect role and the deliverables Understand the common problems faced in architecting large scale applications Understand the advantages of using an iterative development process Topics Fundamental Architectural Concepts System Architecture Development Guidelines Software Development Processes Data Transfer, Transactions and Security in Distributed Computing Optimizing for Scalability and Maintenance QoS Requirement Prototype Development JEE Servers JEE Overview JEE Technology choices Requirements, analysis and design workflow Defining the architecture JEE Technology Patterns Audience Architects Senior Designers Development and Product Managers Prerequisites To succeed fully in this course, students should be able to: Understand OOAD Our course WA1136 addresses the necessary topics Understand JEE Our course WA1718 addresses the necessary topics Duration Four days. Outline of Architecting and Designing Java EE 6 Applications Training Chapter 1 - Fundamental Architectural Concepts What is Architecture? Architecture vs. Design Qualities of Service (QoS) Common Mechanisms Architectural Description What Architecture is Not The Need for Architecture The Architect Roles of the Architect Skills of the Architect Chapter 2 - System Architecture Development Guidelines Security Risks Performance & Scalability Risks Availability & Complexity Risks Compatibility & Control Risks Network Considerations Latency and Bandwidth Minimize Number of Network Calls Minimize Network Call Size Firewall Navigation Secure Communication Distributed Object Technologies What is a Transaction? Bank Example Multiple Users Sharing Data ACID Properties of Transactions Architecture Reference Architecture Patterns Development Methodologies Open Standards Frameworks Summary Chapter 3 - Quality of Service Requirements What are Quality of Service Requirements? Qualities of Service and Design Quality of Service Inventory Performance Scalability Reliability Availability Extensibility Maintainability Manageability Security Cultural Adaptability Portability Testability Usability Upgradeability Recoverability Prioritizing Quality of Service Requirements Inspecting QoS Requirements for Trade-off Opportunities Quality of Service Reviews Summary Chapter 4 - Software Architecture Tiers System Architecture Good Architecture Cave Drawings to Modern Day Information Systems Evolution Continued Evolution Present Day Client-Server Computing Client-Server Pros/Cons Client-Server Example Tiered Architectures Three-tier Architecture Three-tier Pros/Cons Three-tier Example N-Tier Architecture N-Tier Pros/Cons N-Tier Example Summary Chapter 5 - Client Tier Technologies HTML5 HTML5 Main Objectives Which Features of HTML 4 Changed New Features of HTML 5 New Features of HTML 5 Browser-side Data Storage Declaring HTML5 Detecting Support for HTML5 HTML5 Input Validation Example HTML5 Date Form Widget The Document Object Model The Document Object Model What the DOM is Not Cascading Style Sheets CSS Levels What is JavaScript? Working with JavaScript Working with JavaScript What is jQuery? Benefits of Using a JavaScript Library jQuery Example jQuery Mobile Apache Cordova (Adobe PhoneGap) Apache Cordova History Bootstrap Responsive Web Design Why Responsive Web Design Matters Responsive Web Design Components Mobile First Backbone.js Backbone Modules MVC and Backbone AngularJS Summary Chapter 6 - Managing Client Tier Considerations Understand Client-tier Concerns Types of Clients JEE Client Responsibilities Presenting the User Interface Validating User Inputs Communicating with the Server Managing Conversational State Understand Client-Tier Security Client-Tier Security Compare/Contrast User Interface Devices Application of Reuse to the Client Tier Strategies for Deploying Java Desktop Applications Applet Usage Summary Chapter 7 - JEE Technology Servers Server Types in JEE JEE Servers Java EE 6 Profiles Popular Java EE Application Servers Java EE Blueprint JEE Containers Enterprise Information Systems ERP Systems Mainframe Transaction Processing Systems Relational and Legacy Databases Legacy Integration Selecting a JEE Server Packaging and Deployment Definitions Roles and Responsibilities EJB Modules EJB Module Packaging Web Modules Web Module Recommendations Deployment Descriptors Summary Chapter 8 - JEE Technologies Major Programming Technologies of Java EE Servlets Servlets Do the Following The Web Container JSP (Java Server Pages) JSP Elements JSP Standard Tag Library (JSTL) Servlet Filters Uses for Filters JavaServer Faces (JSF) JSF 2.0 Contexts and Dependency Injection for Java (CDI) CDI Example Bean Validation Java Message Service (JMS) What are EJBs? Main Characteristics of EJBs EJB Container Enterprise Java Beans EJBs are Simple! Session Beans Remote vs. Local Session EJBs Asynchronous EJB Singleton EJB Message-Driven Beans Data Persistence Java Persistence API Entities Session EJB vs JPA Entities Java Web Service Implementation Choices Java Architecture for XML Binding (JAXB) Java SOAP Web Services with JAX-WS Java REST Web Services with JAX-RS JCA (JEE Connector Architecture) Summary Chapter 9 - JEE Technology Choices Client Session State Client Managed State Web Tier Managed State EJB Tier Managed State Business Objects When to Use EJB Persistence Data Options Client Types Web Browser Clients Java Clients Model View Controller Model View Controller in the Web-Tier Web Application Frameworks Web Presentation Layout Java Presentation Layout Message-Oriented Middleware and JMS Messaging Domains Characteristics of MOM Advantages of Asynchronous Communication (e.g. MOM) Implementing Asynchronous EJBs Advantages of Synchronous Communication (e.g. RMI/IIOP) Remote Access to Business Logic Summary Chapter 10 - SOA Concepts Anatomy of an Enterprise IT Nightmare Understanding by Analogy Service Oriented Architecture Componentization and Reuse Benefits of Service Orientation Defining SOA Aligning the Enterprise What’s a Service? Service Actors Service Layering Is SOA a Flash in the Pan? Service Orienting the Enterprise Service Oriented Thinking Summary Chapter 11 - Introduction to JAX-WS What is JAX-WS? Advantages of JAX-WS Why Do We Need a Programming Model? Basic Java to WSDL Mapping Developing a Service Provider The Service Implementation Class The Service Endpoint Interface (SEI) Service Implementation Options Developing a Consumer Static Client Development The Service Class The BindingProvider Interface Summary Chapter 12 - REST and JAX-RS Overview Many Flavors of Services Where SOAP Shines Where REST Shines REST vs SOAP Summary Understanding REST Principles of RESTful Services Example: Catalog Service Create a New Product Retrieve a Product Update a Product Delete a Product Introduction to JAX-RS The Resource Class The Entity Class Retrieve a Product Create a Product Update and Delete Content Negotiation Retrieving a JSON Representation Sending a JSON Representation REST Service Clients AJAX and XML AJAX and JSON Java REST Clients Summary Chapter 13 - JEE Security JEE Authentication Mechanisms Basic Authentication Form-based Authentication Client Certificate Authentication JEE Authorization Sample Role Mapping Declarative Security on Web Resources Programmatic Security on Web Resources Security Role Reference Defining Security Roles Using Annotations Delegation Declarative Security on EJB Resources Protecting Beans Using Annotations Protecting Beans Using the Deployment Descriptor Programmatic Security on EJB Application Delegation Summary Chapter 14 - Web Services Security (WS-Security) The Challenges Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Digital Signature Certificates Overview of Web Services Security SOAP Message Security Message Integrity Message Confidentiality Symmetric Encryption Example Authentication Using Identity Token Authentication Transport Level Security Audit Tracking Identity Assertion Using SAML SAML SOAP Example Chapter 15 - Prototypes What is a Prototype? Conceptual Prototypes Architectural Prototypes Advantages of Prototyping Deciding Whether to Build a Prototype or Not Prototypes and the Software Development Lifecycle Prototype Roles and Responsibilities Throw-away vs. Evolutionary Prototypes Spikes Testing a Prototype Summary Chapter 16 - Describing and Evaluating Software Architecture Architecture Description Architectural Views Subsystems Layers Example: Subsystems with Layers Components Decomposing the System Into Components Software Partitioning Strategies Managing Dependencies Component Diagrams Deployment Diagrams Tiered Architectures Managing Complexity Evaluating the Architecture Summary Appendix A - Data Transfer in Distributed Computing Data Transfer in Java Local Computing Data Transfer in Java Distributed Computing Comparing Data Transfer in Local and Distributed Computing Summary Appendix B - Transactions in EJB Need for Transactions Transactions ACID Properties Transaction Components Distributed Transactions Distributed Transaction Components - Two Phase Commit Java Transaction API (JTA) EJB Transaction Basics Transaction Propagation Transaction Outcome Container-Managed Transaction Transaction Attributes Container-Managed Transaction Settings Interacting with Container-Managed Transactions Container-Managed Transaction – Example Application Exceptions in Container-Managed Transactions Transaction Attributes Support Bean-Managed Transaction Management Type Summary Appendix C - Business Tier Patterns - 1 Facade Pattern Business Object Pattern Application Service Pattern Service Locator Pattern Remote Service Locator Example Dependency Injection in Servlets Business Delegate Pattern Summary Appendix D - Business Tier Patterns - 2 Data Transfer Object (DTO) Pattern JPA Entity as DTO JPA Lazy Loading Message Facade Fast Lane Pattern Pagination (Value List Handler) Pattern Version Number Pattern Read for Update Pattern Primary Key Generation Data Access Object (DAO) Summary We regularly offer classes in these and other cities. Atlanta, Austin, Baltimore, Calgary, Chicago, Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Houston, Jacksonville, Miami, Montreal, New York City, Orlando, Ottawa, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, Seattle, Toronto, Vancouver, Washington DC. View Course Outline Share This Request On-Site or Customized Course Info REGISTER FOR A COURSEWARE SAMPLE x Sent First Name Last Name Email Request On-Site or Customized Course Info x Sent First Name Last Name Phone Number Company Name Email Question
