WebLogic Training : Enterprise Java Programming Using WebLogic Platform

Enterprise Java Programming Using WebLogic Platform

WebLogic Training Overview:

Students will learn how to design, build, test, and deploy J2EE-compliant Internet applications on the World Wide Web. This course covers all major elements of web application development.

WebLogic Training Prerequisites :

Experience developing business applications; basic knowledge of Java; familiarity with WebLogic; basic knowledge of SQL. Successful completion of course CTI 185, �Java Programming Using WebLogic Platform,� meets these requirements.

WebLogic Training Minimum software requirements:

Microsoft Windows (XP SP2, Vista, Server 2003, or Server 2008) OR Linux (SUSE 9 or Red Hat 5). BEA WebLogic Platform 10.3. Oracle 9.2.0.4 or later, MySQL 5, or Microsoft SQL Server 2005. Sun Java 2 Development Kit (JDK) version 6.0 or later. Java compatible browser. Eclipse integrated development environment (IDE).

WebLogic Training Minimum hardware requirements:

Pentium at 1.5 GHz, 2 Gb RAM; 10 GB free hard disk space before installation. Classroom machines should be networked. Internet access.

Microsoft PowerPoint On instructor�s workstation for presentation purposes.

WebLogic Training Course duration:

5 Days

WebLogic Training Course outline

Module 1: Design and Architecture of Web Applications � Part I

Internet Fundamentals
Web Application Architecture
Multiple-Tier Design
Functions of a Server

Module 2: Creating Web Pages Using HTML

Basic Tags
Graphic Effects
Lists and Tables
Frames, Controls, and Stylesheets
Applets

Module 3: Client-Side Programming Using JavaScript

Uses of Client-Side Scripting
The Document Object Model
JavaScript Language Elements

Module 4: Server-Side Programming Using Java Server Pages

Uses of Server-Side Scripting
Communicating with the Client
Server Objects
Maintaining State
JSP Lifecycle and Events

Module 5: Relational Database Processing

Connecting to Databases Using JDBC
Viewing and Updating Tables
Connection Pooling
Transaction Processing

Module 6: Servlets

Uses of Servlets
Relationship Between Servlets and JSPs Servlet API
Communicating with the Client
Session Tracking
Servlet Lifecycle and Events

Module 7: JavaBeans

Uses of JavaBeans
Relationship of JavaBeans to Servlets and JSPs
Design and Architecture
JavaBeans API
Maintaining State
Bean Lifecycle and Events
Serialization
Packaging

Module 8: Design and Architecture of Web Applications � Part II

Overview of J2EE
Error and Exception Handling
Threading
Networking Considerations
Model-View-Controller (MVC) Architecture
Different Roles of Developers on a Team

Module 9: Enterprise JavaBeans

EJB Server and Containers
Session Beans
Entity Beans
Maintaining State
Bean Contexts
Bean Persistence
Bean Lifecycle and Events
Packaging and Deployment

Module 10: Testing Using JUnit

Purpose and Goals
Writing Test Cases
Executing Test Cases
TestCase Lifecycle and Events
Using Fixtures
Designing Good Tests
Using TestSuites
Using TestRunners

Module 11: Advanced Topics

Advanced Error Handling
Multithreaded Applications
Security

Module 12: Summary and Review