Java EE 7 Front End Web Application Development E-Learning

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The Java platform Enterprise Edition, or Java EE, is the enterprise edition of Java. Java EE is itself a set of specifications and includes a group of technologies that allow the development of components for all layers of a business application. The Java EE 7 software development kit (SDK), provided by Oracle, enables developers to build, test, and deploy Java EE applications. It also includes the open source GlassFish application server, a reference implementation for Java EE 7. This path covers how to create front-end web applications using Java EE components such as servlets, JavaServer Pages or JSPs and JavaServer Faces or JSFs. It also covers how to integrate web services and web sockets and how to implement security policies for your Java web applications. The path also provides information about configuring data persistence in Java EE applications and providing transaction support.

Course content

Introducing Java EE

Course: 23 Minutes

• Course Introduction
• Overview of Java EE Applications
• Enterprise Application Technologies and Profiles
• Java EE Technology Specifications
• Java EE Platform Tiers and Architecture
• A Sample Java EE Application

Development Tools and Servers

Course: 9 Minutes

• Java Application Server Implementations
• Selecting a Java EE Application Server
• Java EE IDEs

Development Process

Course: 11 Minutes

• Java EE Development Process
• Overview of Java EE Containers and Components
• Java EE Component Features

Packaging Java EE Applications

Course: 22 Minutes

• Configuring and Packaging Java EE Applications
• Deployment Descriptors
• Installing the GlassFish Server
• Writing a Test Application

JavaBeans

Course: 8 Minutes

• JavaBeans
• Working with JavaBeans

Logging

Course: 29 Minutes

• Overview of Java Logging
• Working with the Logger Class
• Handling Logging
• Configuring Logging
• Adding a Logger to a Java EE application

Annotations and Method-Chaining

Course: 15 Minutes

• Overview of Annotations
• Annotation Types
• Using Annotations
• Method Chaining

Practice: Work with Loggers

Course: 6 Minutes

• Exercise: Working with Loggers

The Web Component Model

Course: 19 Minutes

• Course Introduction
• Overview of Java Web Applications
• Java Web Application Types
• Using MVC in Java Web Applications
• The HTTP Request-Response Model

Web Components

Course: 54 Minutes

• Web Component Overview
• Servlets and JSPs
• JSF and JSP EL
• JAX-RS and Web Clients
• Configuring Web Application Components
• Configuring a Java Web Application
• Creating a Servlet
• Creating a JAX-RS Web Service
• Inspecting a Web Page

Developing Servlets

Course: 36 Minutes

• Basic Servlets
• Configuring Servlets
• Servlet Responses
• Server-Side Processing
• Servlet Session Management
• Creating a Servlet Controller Class
• Creating a Servlet for File Uploads

Using JavaServer Pages

Course: 1 Hour, 13 Minutes

• Overview of JavaServer Pages
• Comparing JSPs to Servlets
• Working with JSP
• JSP Directives
• JSP Declarations, Expressions, and Scriptlets
• JSP Scopes
• JSP taglib Directive and EL
• Creating JSP Pages
• Modifying View Pages
• Adding a Settings Page

Practice: Servlets and JSPs

Course: 7 Minutes

• Exercise: Configuring Servlets and JSPs

JAX-RS Web Services

Course: 44 Minutes

• Course Introduction
• Overview of Web Services
• REST Resource Design
• HTTP Methods and Status Codes
• Resource Collections
• Calling a Root Resource
• Annotating Resource Methods
• Consuming Content
• Parameter Types and Subresource Methods
• Application Subclasses
• Controlling Response Values
• Errors, Exceptions, and Validation

Creating Java RESTful Web Services

Course: 17 Minutes

• Creating a RESTful Service to Retrieve a Collection
• Creating a RESTful Service to Manage a File
• Creating a RESTful Service to Manage a Collection

Java RESTful Clients

Course: 38 Minutes

• Creating a Java Web Client
• The Response and Request Entities
• Client Errors and Exceptions
• Alternative RESTful Clients
• Creating a RESTful Client to List a Collection
• Creating a RESTful Client to Manage Files
• Creating a RESTful Client to Manage a Collection
• Invoking an Upload Servlet

Practice: RESTful Services and Clients

Course: 9 Minutes

• Exercise: Creating RESTful Services and Clients

HTML5 Applications with JavaScript

Course: 1 Hour, 15 Minutes

• Course Introduction
• Working with JavaScript
• JavaScript Data Types and Variables
• JavaScript Functions and Scopes
• JavaScript Objects
• JavaScript Arrays
• Working with DOM Elements Using JavaScript
• Overview of JSON
• Overview of AJAX
• Developing a Single Page Application
• Calling RESTful Services from JavaScript

WebSockets and the Java API

Course: 30 Minutes

• Using the Java API for WebSocket
• Java Support for JSON
• JAX-RS Support for JSON-P
• Developing a WebSocket Endpoint and Client
• Using the JSON-P API

Implementing a Web Security Policy

Course: 24 Minutes

• Container-managed Security
• User Roles
• Security Annotations
• Using the Security API
• Using Declarative Security

Practice: WebSockets and Security

Course: 9 Minutes

• Exercise: Working with WebSockets and Security

POJO and EJB-Lite Component Models

Course: 40 Minutes

• Course Introduction
• Java EE Application Layers
• POJOs, EJBs, and EJB-Lite
• The EJB API
• Stateless, Stateful, and Singleton Session Beans
• Creating a Session Bean
• Session Bean Life Cycles
• Session Bean Method Invocation and SessionContext
• JNDI Names for EJB Components
• Invoking a Session Bean
• Using a Singleton Session Bean

Java Persistence API

Course: 1 Hour, 5 Minutes

• The Java Persistence API
• JPA Entities
• Entity Mapping
• Entity Temporal Types and Transient Fields
• Persistent Data Types, Fields, and Properties
• Persistence Units
• Entity Manager
• JPA Queries
• Creating a Java Database
• Creating an Entity from a POJO
• Configuring a Persistence Unit
• Using the Java Persistence API
• Creating Dynamic JPQL Queries

Practice: Data Persistence

Course: 16 Minutes

• Exercise: Configuring Data Persistence1

Implementing a Transaction Policy

Course: 47 Minutes

• Course Introduction
• Transaction Semantics and Models
• Programmatic and Declarative Transactions
• Using JTA to Scope Transactions Programmatically
• Implementing a Container-managed Transaction Policy
• Transaction Scope and Entity Synchronization
• Exceptions and Transaction State
• Updating and Persisting Data
• Implementing a Versioning Policy
• Controlling Optimistic Locking

Practice: Work with Transactions

Course: 7 Minutes

• Exercise: Creating a Transactional Application

Developing Presentations with JSF

Course: 52 Minutes

• Course Introduction
• Overview of JSF
• JSF Application Elements
• Tag Libraries
• Managed Beans
• A Sample JSF Application
• JSF Application Life Cycle Phases
• Text and HTML within Facelet Pages
• Managed Bean Life Cycle and Scope
• Using the Unified EL
• JSF Page Navigation
• Using JSF

Practice: Working with JSF

Course: 9 Minutes

• Exercise: Using JSF