Advanced Java Training Course

Student will work indepth into the following topics:

• Boot strapping Spring using Java Config, XML Config
• Spring Dependency Injection with annotations
• Spring Aspect Oriented Programming with annotations
• Hibernate Object Relational Mapping Tool (ORM)
• Data modeling for oracle, mysql, sql server and converting data model to physical schema
• Generating JPA annotated domain objects from your database schema
• Automation with Hibernate tools or JPA tools
• Hibernate integration with Spring for transaction management and dependency injection
• Do not repeat your DAO's using Spring Data JPA framework
• Unit testing Spring applications witih JUnit
• Spring Security (ACEGI Security)
• Deploying to application servers like Tomcat, JBoss, Websphere, Weblogic
• Spring JDBC
• Spring JMS (Java Messaging Service) covering JMS Queue, JMS Topic
• WebServices (Contract First, Contract Last, Rest Style WebServices)
• Apache CXF webservices, Apache Axis2 webservices.
• Creation of WSDL and XML Schema manually or using tools
• Spring WebServices (Contract First Approach)
• EJB 3.1 (Enterprise Java Beans 3.1) Stateless Session Beans, Stateful Session Beans, Message Driven Beans, Security in EJB 3.1, Timer Service in EJB 3.1, Handling transactions. Dependency injection and AOP in EJB 3.1
• Deploying EJB 3.1 applications to Jboss application server
• Configuring JDBC, JMS Queue and JMS Topic in Jboss application server
• Spring MVC integration with EJB
• Spring best practices in real world.

Duration of the course is 3 weeks with 100% Hands-On training.

This course objective is to train the student in advanced java concepts like Spring, Object Relational Mapping using Hibernate or Java Persistence API, Spring Dependency Injection, Spring Aspect Oriented Programming, Spring AOP, Spring JDBC, Spring JMS, Spring Security, Spring WebServices. Configuring transactions based on annotations with Spring and Hibernate. How to use spring dependency injection to wire different layers of the application like front end layer, service layer, dao layer or repository layer. Students will learn how to create contract first web services, contract last webservices and REST style webservices. You will learn to create WSDL, XML schema manually or automatically using tools. Student will learn to build webservices using Apache Axis, Apache CXF or Spring Web Services framework.

Student will understand the Java Enterprise Edition and the different technologies in JEE like, Servlets, JSP, JMS, JNDI, LDAP, EJB, JDBC, XML processing in Java.

All the material, class notes and software required for this course will be provided by Vulab Inc.

If you have basic programming knowledge in Java, you can join this course.
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• Boot strapping Spring using Java Config, XML Config
• Spring Dependency Injection with annotations
• Spring Aspect Oriented Programming with annotations
• Hibernate Object Relational Mapping Tool (ORM)
• Data modeling for oracle, mysql, sql server and converting data model to physical schema
• Generating JPA annotated domain objects from your database schema
• Automation with Hibernate tools or JPA tools
• Hibernate integration with Spring for transaction management and dependency injection
• Do not repeat your DAO's using Spring Data JPA framework
• Unit testing Spring applications witih JUnit
• Spring Security (ACEGI Security)
• Deploying to application servers like Tomcat, JBoss, Websphere, Weblogic
• Spring JDBC
• Spring JMS (Java Messaging Service) covering JMS Queue, JMS Topic
• WebServices (Contract First, Contract Last, Rest Style WebServices)
• Apache CXF webservices, Apache Axis2 webservices.
• Creation of WSDL and XML Schema manually or using tools
• Spring WebServices (Contract First Approach)
• EJB 3.1 (Enterprise Java Beans 3.1) Stateless Session Beans, Stateful Session Beans, Message Driven Beans, Security in EJB 3.1, Timer Service in EJB 3.1, Handling transactions. Dependency injection and AOP in EJB 3.1
• Deploying EJB 3.1 applications to Jboss application server
• Configuring JDBC, JMS Queue and JMS Topic in Jboss application server
• Spring MVC integration with EJB
• Spring best practices in real world.

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