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Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) 3 | |
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| Duration: 24 Hours (3 days) | |
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Day 1
Introduction to JavaEE ( 1 hour
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- The Need for JavaEE
- Overview on the JavaEE Architecture
- JavaEE Key Standards
Introduction to EJB3 ( 2 hours):
- The EJB Model
- Key Services of the Application Server
Developing Session Beans ( 3 hours):
- Stateless Session Beans
- Stateful Session Beans
- Packaging
- Writing Clients
Using Dependency Injection ( 2 hours):
- No More JNDI
- Injection of EJBContext
Day 2
Messaging & Message Driven Beans ( 2 hours):
- JMS Overview
- JMS Message Driven Beans
- Custom Messaging Types
Creating Interceptors ( 2 hours):
- AOP Overview
- Interceptor Classes
- Lifecycle Interceptors
Using Transactions ( 2 hours):
- Distributed Transactions
- Bean Managed Transactions
- Container Managed Transactions
EJB3 Security ( 2 hours):
- Role Based Security
- EJB3 Authorization
Day 3
Persistence – JPA ( 8 hours):
- Object Relational Mapping
- Mapping configurations
- Embedded Objects
- Composite Keys
- Inheritance
- Relationships
- Working with the persistence manager
- Working with Query objects
- Caching and optimizations
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