Develop enterprise-level Java skills with Java Enterprise Edition Training, a practical program designed for developers and IT professionals who want to build reliable, scalable, and maintainable applications for business environments. The course provides a structured introduction to the technologies, architecture, and development practices used in enterprise Java.
Course Overview:
Gain a practical understanding of Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE) and how it can be applied to modern enterprise software development and organizational technology environments. This course provides an overview of the Java EE platform, its architecture, key components, enterprise application use cases, and the open-source and commercial technologies commonly used alongside it.
Participants will explore how Java EE supports scalable, secure, and maintainable enterprise applications through layered architecture, web technologies, business services, data access, integration, transaction management, messaging, security, and distributed application concepts. The training also introduces technologies and platforms such as Apache Tomcat, GlassFish, Red Hat JBoss, IBM WebSphere, Spring, Hibernate, and PrimeFaces, helping participants understand where these tools can fit within an organization’s existing technology stack.
The course also examines important Java EE 8 features, including Servlet 4.0, HTTP/2 support, JSON Binding, RESTful services, CDI events, security APIs, Server-Sent Events, and Java SE 8 enhancements. Through real-world use cases and an example of scaling a Java-based application using cloud services, participants will gain a clearer understanding of how Java EE can support enterprise modernization, application scalability, and long-term technology planning.
By the end of the training, participants will be better equipped to evaluate Java EE technologies, enterprise application architectures, server platforms, and development frameworks and determine how they can be incorporated into their organization’s technology strategy.
Course Objectives:
- How to use Java EE to develop enterprise apps
- Understanding of different layers of JEE
- Using javaEE with spring framework
- Basic understanding of Object-oriented programming
- Understanding of Various Features like Transaction Support,Clustirng support,SSP. Execution statistics,JMS,Security features
- Various server used in JEE
- Apache Tomcat and spring hibernate
- Basic Understanding of Glassfish,IBM websphere and primefaces and how we can use them in our existing pipeline.
- Various use cases of different enterprises using javafx
Pre-requisites:
- Basic understanding of Technologies
Target Audience:
Course Duration:
- 14 hours – 2 days
Course Content:
MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION TO JEE
- Java vs Java EE
- Advantage of using JEE
- use cases of Java EE
- Scaling up and moving your enterprise
MODULE 2: Layers TO JEE
- Architecture
- MVC Architecture
- Modified MVC Architecture – Front Controller
- Need For Multiple Layers
- Layers, Frameworks and Specifications
- What is a Distributed System?
- What is Coupling?
- What is Cohesion?
- What are Cross Cutting Concerns?
- Web Layer of JEE
MODULE 3: Understanding of different layers of JavaEE
- Business
- Data layer
- Integration layer
MODULE 4: Using various portion of JavaEE in your project
- Apache tomcat server
- Glassfish
- Redhat(jboss)
- Spring hibernate
- IBM Websphere
- PrimeFaces for Java server Faces
MODULE 5: Whats new with Java EE 8
- Java Servlet 4.0 API with HTTP/2 support
- Enhanced JSON support including a new JSON binding API
- A new REST Reactive Client API
- Asynchronous CDI Events
- A new portable Security API
- Server-Sent Events support (Client & Server-side)
- Support for Java SE 8 new capabilities (e.g. Date & Time API, Streams API, annotations enhancements)
- MVC Architecture
MODULE 6: Planning a JavaEE setup in your organization
- Live example of java website and scaling using cloud services.
- Summary and Closing Remarks
