The Java EE course includes the following topics:
Java EE course:
Lesson 1 - Introduction to Java EE
- Introduction to the Java Business World (Java EE)
- Java EE Technologies Stack
- Multilayer Architecture in Java EE
- Tool Installation (Eclipse, MySql)
- Glassfish Application Server Installation
- Use of Maven and JavaEE
- HelloWorld with JavaEE
Lesson 2 - Enterprise Java Beans (EJB)
- Introduction to the EJB
- Types and Configuration of an EJB
- Dependency Injection in Java EE
- Packaging and Business Containers
Lesson 3 - Introduction to Java Persistence API (JPA)
- Introduction to Java Persistence API (JPA)
- Understanding Entity classes in JPA
- EntityManager and Persistence Unit Management
- Use of JUnit and JPA
Lesson 4 - Consultations with JPA
- Life Cycle in JPA
- Types of Relationships in JPA
- JPQL queries in JPA
- Use of the Criteria API in JPA
- Transaction Management in JPA
Lesson 5 - Role of Servlets and JSPs
- Role of Servlets and JSPs in Java EE
- Role of JSPs in Java EE
- Servlets and EJB integration in Java EE
Lesson 6 - JSF Role
- JSF role in Java EE
- New features of JSF
- Ajax in JSF
- PrimeFaces and JSF
- JSF, PrimeFaces, AJAX, EJB and JPA integration
Lesson 7 - WebServices and JavaEE
- Introduction to Web Services
- Types of JAX-WS and JAX-RS Web Services
- What is a WSDL Document
- Use of XML and XSD Documents (XML Scheme)
- JAXB API Management
- Web Services Generation Strategies
- Web Services Deployment
- Web Service Client Creation
Lesson 8 - REST Web Services
- Introduction to REST Web Services
- HTTP Request Analysis
- JAX-RS API annotations
- EJB and JAX-RS integration
- Creation of a REST Client
- WADL and XSD document of the REST Web Service
- Deployment of a REST Web Service
- REST Web Service Client Creation
Lesson 9 - Security in Java EE
- Introduction to Security in Java EE
- Authentication and Authorization in Java EE
- Web Layer Security in Java EE
- Layer EJB Security in Java EE
- Client Authentication in Java EE
- Web Client Authentication
- SOAP Client Authentication and REST Web Service
- Final Exercise with the integration of everything learned
At the end you get a certificate of having completed the Java EE course. And from that moment, great job and professional opportunities await you in the real world.
But there is more!
Because several of our students have told us that they need to reinforce some basic Java concepts, we will add the courses for free to your Java EE course the following courses:
1) Java basics
2) Java programming
3) Java with JDBC
4) HTML, CSS and JavaScript
5) Servlets and JSP's
6) JavaServer Faces (JSF)
This content is completely free once you enter your Java EE course, so we hope you enjoy the following courses that are a gift voucher for enrolling in our Java EE course, with the intention that you can review the topics described in case That you require it. These courses are in the same syllabus of this Java EE course, you just have to review what topics you are interested in reviewing, so you don't have to consult this information in another course.
So don't wait any longer and register now for this fabulous Java EE course from Global Mentoring. Remember that your satisfaction is guaranteed or your money back.
Greetings and see you on the other side.
Ing. Ubaldo Acosta
Founder of Global Mentoring and Java University
What you will learn
- Module I. Introduction to Java EE
- Module II Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) 3.x
- Module III Java Persistance API (JPA) 2.x
- Module IV Servlets and JSPs in Java EE
- Module V. JavaServer Faces (JSF) 2.x
- Module VI Web Services in JEE and Security in JEE
- And much more!!!
- Also if you do not have knowledge of basic Java, or need to reinforce more basic topics, do not worry, we add several courses as a gift voucher that will allow you to review more basic Java themes completely free
