This course introduces experienced Java SE developers to the world of Java EE.
Participants will transform a simple Java SE command-line app into a multi-tiered enterprise application using Java EE technologies such as:
Enterprise Java Beans (EJB)
Java Persistence API (JPA)
Java Messaging Service (JMS)
JAX-RS for REST services
Contexts and Dependency Injection (CDI)
JAAS for security
Proficiency in Java SE development (2+ years)
Experience using an IDE (Red Hat Developer Studio or Eclipse)
Knowledge of Maven recommended but not required
Note: Personal details (name, email) are shared with training partners for courseware and lab access.
Java developers who want to expand into Java EE programming
Skills to transition from Java SE to Java EE
Foundation of multi-tiered enterprise applications
Hands-on use of Red Hat JBoss Middleware tools (EAP, Developer Studio, Maven)
Describe most Java EE 7 specifications
Convert Java SE apps into Java EE apps
Hands-on skills:
Explain Java EE multi-tier architecture
Package & deploy apps on JBoss EAP
Create EJBs, including message-driven beans
Manage persistence with JPA
Develop REST APIs with JAX-RS
Apply CDI to inject resources into beans
Use JMS for messaging
Secure apps with JAAS
Transition to Multi-Tiered Apps: Differences between Java SE and Java EE
Packaging & Deployment: Deploy apps to JBoss EAP
Enterprise Java Beans: Develop EJBs, including message-driven beans
Persistence: Create entities with validations using JPA
Entity Relationships: Define and manage JPA relationships
REST Services: Build REST APIs with JAX-RS
CDI: Implement Contexts and Dependency Injection
Messaging with JMS: Develop messaging apps
Security: Use JAAS to secure Java EE apps
Comprehensive Review: Demonstrate knowledge through end-to-end practice
Join our public courses in our Netherlands facilities. Private class trainings will be organized at the location of your preference, according to your schedule.