JAVA EE 6 PROGRAMMING - WEBLOGIC 12C ECLIPSE

Course Details

• OBJECTIVES
• Have an overview of the Servlet/JSP web technologies
• Develop web based applications using JavaServer Faces
• Develop business logic layer using EJB 3.1
• Persist data using Java Persistence (JPA)
• Use CDI (Contexts and Dependency Injection) to perform type-safe dependency injection of components
• Use the JSF 2.0 integration with CDI including the CDI support of "conversational" web applications
• Define standardized data validation constraints with JSR 303 Bean Validation
• Learn the two major web service implementation choices, JAX-WS and JAX-RS, available in Java EE 6
• TOPICS
• The core Java EE 6 specifications - JSF, CDI, EJB and JPA
• EJB 3.x simplified programming model
• Web applications using JavaServer Faces
• Java Persistence (JPA)
• JSR 303 Bean Validation
• Java Web Services with JAX-WS and JAX-RS
• CHAPTER 1. OVERVIEW OF JAVA EE 6
• Java Platforms
• Community Innovation
• A Whole New Java EE Platform
• The Java EE Specifications
• Major Java EE Technologies
• Java EE Application Packaging
• Java Web Applications
• Java Persistence
• Java EE Business Components
• Dependency Injection
• Java Web Services
• Java EE Application Architecture & Java EE Architecture Example
• CHAPTER 2. INTRODUCTION TO JAVASERVER FACES 2.0
• What is JavaServer Faces (JSF)?
• Why Use JSF?
• Nature of a JSF Application
• JSF Implementations
• JSF and MVC,
• Faces Servlet & Faces Servlet URL Mapping
• Managed Bean
• The View Layer
• XML Validity of a Page
• A Simple JSF Application
• The Input Form: form.xhtml
• The Result: thanks.xhtml
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• The Controller: AddressBean
• How Does the Application Work?
• Under the Covers: The Rendered Form HTML
• Under the Covers: The Layout Tree
• Additional References
• CHAPTER 3. BASIC JSF USER INTERFACE COMPONENTS
• JSF UI Components, JSF UI Tags
• A Basic Page, Define a Form, Labels and Images
• Botton, Links, Output Link, Text Input
• Simple Check Box
• Check Box Group & Check Box Group Example
• Radio Button, List Boxes
• Multiple Selection List Box
• Dynamic List Box, Example
• Component Identifier
• Showing and Hiding Components
• Other Common Attributes
• Adding JavaScript and Stylesheet
• CHAPTER 4. BASIC MANAGED BEAN AND JSF EXPRESSION AND SCOPE
• Introduction
• JSF Expression Language (EL)
• Simple Value Property
• Complex Value Property
• Method Expression
• Managed Bean Scopes
• Implications of Various Scopes
• View Scoped Managed Beans
• Defining Managed Bean Scope
• Getting Rid of the Session
• Application Scope
• "None" Scope, Custom Scopes
• CHAPTER 5. JSF EVENT HANDLING
• Request Processing Phases
• Action Request Processing Phases
• JSF Event & Listener Model…
• JSF Event Classes, Event Classes
• Event Classes: Hierarchy
• Action Event Handling
• Action Event: Example
• Action Listener
• Passing Arguments
• Value Change Event, Value Change Event Handler
• Listener Classes, Listener Interfaces
• Listener Classes: Hierarchy
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• Action Listener Class
• Value Change Listener Class
• Phase Event Listener
• Request Processing Lifecycle
• Phase Identifiers
• CHAPTER 6. JSF NAVIGATION
• JSF Navigation
• Example Action Event Handler
• Implicit Navigation
• Pros and Cons of Implicit Navigation
• Defining Rules in faces-config.xml File
• Stating the Source View ID
• Stating the Action Handler Method
• Global Rule, Doing Redirection
• Implementing Redirection
• Conditional Navigation
• Preemptive Navigation
• CHAPTER 7. ADVANCED JSF USER INTERFACE COMPONENTS
• HTML Panel
• Applying Styles
• Grouping Components
• Data Table
• Using a Data Table
• Displaying a Header and Footer Row
• Applying Styles
• Adding Links to a Row
• Handling Action
• CHAPTER 8. OVERVIEW OF CONTEXTS AND DEPENDENCY INJECTION
• Once upon a time
• What is CDI?
• The JSRs
• CDI Example
• What Good is DI
• Old Bean Scope
• CDI Bean Scope
• Other Advanced Features of CDI
• CDI Implementation
• CHAPTER 9. DEFINING CDI BEANS
• Requirements of Bean Classes
• Bean Initialization Methods
• beans.xml
• Managed Bean Type
• Using Beans with EL
• Beans Have Default Names
• Bean Scopes
• EJBs in CDI
• CHAPTER 10. JSF INTEGRATION, SCOPE AND CONTEXT
• CDI Beans in JSF
• JSF Example
• Introduction to Scopes
• Normal and Pseudo- scopes
• Declaring Scope of a Bean
• Scope Boundaries
• Instance Sharing
• Conversation Scope
• Use Cases of Conversation Scope
• Starting and Ending Conversations
• Propagating Conversations, How Dependent Scope Works
• Forcing a Dependent Instance
• CHAPTER 11. JSR 303 BEAN VALIDATION
• Validation in Applications, Using Validation
• Built-in Validation Constraints, Using Constraints
• Showing Error Messages in JSF
• Custom Validation Messages
• Externalizing Validation Messages
• External Message Example
• Defining Custom Constraints
• Custom Constraint Example
• Interface, Validator
• Custom Constraint in JSF
• Bootstrapping Validation
• The Validator API
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• Validation Groups
• Group Example
• Using Bean Validation in JPA 2.x and JSF 2.x
• CHAPTER 12. JSF GET REQUESTS AND VIEW PARAMETERS
• Using GET Requests with JSF
• POST-Redirect-GET (PRG) Pattern
• Implementing PRG Pattern With JSF
• Defining View Parameters
• New and Tags
• Passing Request Parameters
• Passing Request Parameters from POST Action Methods
• Causing Redirection
• Using a PreRenderView Event
• The Flash Object
• CHAPTER 13. OVERVIEW OF ENTERPRISE JAVABEANS (EJB)
• What are EJBs?
• Distributed Transaction
• Distributed Security
• Distributed Computing
• Main Characteristics of EJBs
• EJB Container, EJB Client, Annotations
• Enterprise JavaBeans
• Session Beans, Message-Driven Beans (MDBs)
• Asynchronous Session EJBs
• EJB Timers, EJB Lite,
• EJB Packaging
• EJBs are Simple!
• CHAPTER 14. STATELESS SESSION EJB
• Stateless Session Bean
• Stateless Session Bean Components
• Example: Business Interface
• Example: Bean Class
• Business Interface Details
• Using an EJB in a Client
• Portable JNDI Syntax
• No-interface EJB
• Stateless Session Bean Lifecycle
• Stateless Session Bean Initialization
• CHAPTER 15. STATEFUL SESSION EJB
• Stateful Session Bean
• Stateful Session Beans
• Session Bean Lifecycle
• Stateful Session Bean Lifecycle
• Stateful Session Bean Example
• Stateful Session Bean Client
• Removing the Bean
• Why Use Stateful Session EJBs?
• Stateful Session EJB and Transactions
• CHAPTER 16. OVERVIEW OF JAVA PERSISTENCE API
• Data Persistence
• Java Persistence API
• Entities
• Session EJB vs JPA Entities, Entities
• Persisting and Retrieving Data
• Accessing Entities
• EntityManager & Persistence Unit
• Persistence Context
• Entities - Example
• persistence.xml – Hibernate Provider
• persistence.xml – Open JPA Provider
• persistence.xml - Toplink
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• Entity Instance Lifecycle
• Creating EntityManager in Session EJB
• Creating EntityManager in a Plain Java Class
• Working With the EntityManager Interface
• Transaction Basics
• CHAPTER 17. JPA ENTITY LIFECYCLE
• Entity Lifecycle
• When is an Entity Managed or Detached?
• Implementing the CRUD Pattern
• Accessing Entities Using Stateless Session Beans
• Inserting Data, Retrieving Data
• Updating Data, Deleting Data
• Merging Entities, Merging Entities (example)
• Life-Cycle Callbacks
• Example: Internal callback
• External Callback Class, Listener Class - Example
• Synchronizing with Databases
• Entity Lookup, JPAQL (JPA Query Language)
• CHAPTER 18. JAVA PERSISTENCE QUERY LANGUAGE (JPA QL)
• JPA Query Language, Basic JPAQL Syntax
• Simple SELECT Examples
• Example of Using JPAQL
• The SELECT clause
• Reading Data from Code
• The WHERE Clause
• Example Using JPAQL from Session EJB
• Named Query, Multiple Named Queries
• TypedQuery, Bulk Updates, Bulk Delete
• Running Native SQL Query, Native SELECT Query
• Native SQL Delete and Insert
• Named Native Query
• CHAPTER 19. BASIC JPA ENTITY RELATIONSHIPS
• Relationship Between Entities
• Anatomy of a Relationship
• Foreign Key
• Example Schema
• One-to-One Unidirectional
• Creating Entity Instances
• Traversing the Relationship
• The Cascade Behavior
• One-to-One Bidirectional
• Maintaining Bidirectional Links
• Simplifying Bidirectional Links
• Traversing the Relationship and More........