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During this seminar, we offer you a complete overview of the basic architecture of J2EE as well as an in-depth description of all the components of the Java 2 Enterprise Edition. Participants will learn the purpose and significance of J2EE, but also insight in which development skills are required, and how the development process should be organized.
This seminar starts with a review of the J2EE architecture, but the main part of this seminar consists of a description of all the J2EE technologies: Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) for directory-based applications, Servlets, JavaServer Pages (JSP), Tag Libraries, Java Messaging Service (JMS) and JavaMail for messaging, RMI-IIOP for distributed applications, JavaIDL, JDBC for talking to databases, JTS/JTA for transactions, JCA for connecting to legacy systems, the Java API's for XML (JAXPack) for XML-based applications, Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) for reuse, ...
Furthermore, we will discuss a number of typical architectures and typical solutions, which are becoming more and more popular as the 'J2EE blueprints', best practices and design patterns.
We finish this two-day seminar with a discussion of the available tools for J2EE development and deployment, and a brief comparison of J2EE and .NET.
Purpose of this seminar
Who should attend this seminar ?
This seminar is designed primarily for strategic planners, system architects, and technical decision makers in technology, tools and development standards. This course will also be of interest to corporate consultants and developers who want an up-to-date overview of the Java/J2EE technology that is available for building enterprise applications.
The programme is spread over two days (23 and 24 March 2004). Both days start at 14.00h and finish around 21.00h, with a coffee/tea break around 15.30h, and a dinner around 17h30.
Part 1: Introduction to the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition, Framework
Part 2: Typical J2EE Architectures
Part 3: JNDI: Java Naming and Directory Interface
Part 4: Servlets, JavaServer Pages (JSPs) and Tag Libraries
Part 5: JavaMail and JMS
Part 6: RMI-IIOP and JavaIDL
Part 7: JDBC and JTS/JTA
Part 8: EJB: Enterprise JavaBeans
Part 9: JCA: The J2EE Connector Architecture
Part 10: Typical J2EE Problems and their Solution: J2EE Design Patterns
Part 11: Market Overview of J2EE Application Servers and a Brief Comparison with Microsoft's .NET
Bart Strubbe is a Certified Java Engineer at JCS Int., with a lot of experience with J2EE. JCS is an Authorized Java Center that offers consultancy and development, and exclusively focuses on Java and related API's.
Ronny Van de Maele is Sales Manager at JCS Int., with a good overview of the J2EE market (application servers, development tools, company strategies, ...).
Questions about this ? Interested but you can't attend ? Send us an email !