[bangalore_itgroup] J2EE Training at Bangalore

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Zusammen Technologies   Wishes you  a  " happy new year "    J2EE Training at Bangalore    J2EE Training at Bangalore      Course Content for J2EE: Module 1 - The J2EE Platform Describing the architecture of the Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) Explaining the structure of a distributed J2EE application and the roles of the web and business tiers An overview of the container services provided by J2EE compliant application servers Understanding the packaging of J2EE components and the structure of an Enterprise Archive File Overview of commercial implementations of the J2EE specification and the Sun reference implementation Module 2 - Introduction to Enterprise Java Beans(EJBs) Explain the benefits of EJBs and where their use is appropriate Explain the characteristics of Session Beans, Entity Beans and Message Driven Beans and in which situations each should be used Overview of the interfaces used to interact with EJBs Explaining the container-managed life cycles of the three EJB types Module 3 - Session Beans Distinguishing between Stateful and Stateless session beans Building interfaces to access the business and life-cycle methods of a Session Bean Understanding the container's implementation of the Remote and Home interfaces Building a remote Application Client to access the Session Bean Using the Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) to look up the Session Bean Using the deploytool utility to package the components of the application into an enterprise archive file, including an XML deployment descriptor Deploying the application into the J2EE application server and running the remote application client Module 4 - Entity Beans Explaining the role of an entity bean and distinguishing between Bean Managed Persistence and Container Managed Persistence (CMP) Building a CMP Entity Bean that persists details of passengers in a travel booking application Building interfaces to access the business and life-cycle methods of an Entity Bean Comparing local and remote interfaces Building a BMP Entity Bean and obtaining a database connection from the EJB container Establishing a container managed relationship between entity beans Using EJB Query Language in conjection with find and select methods Module 5- More EJB Topics Writing a Session Bean to separate the application’s business logic from its persistent data Using a Value Object to serialize an entity bean’s persistent fields Writing a remote application client with a Swing user interface Using the Fa�ade design pattern to hide the server side of the application from the client Packaging and deploying the application Populating the database from the remote client by reading XML data Module 6- Servlets Explaining the role of the web tier in a J2EE application Building, packaging and deploying a simple Servlet Accessing the Servlet from a web browser Understanding the file structure of a Web application Module 7- Java Server Pages Comparing JSPs to Servlets and determining when either component is appropriate Build, package and deploy a simple JSP and understand the underlying Servlet Explaining JSP tags including directives, scripting elements and standard actions Using a Java Bean to separate java code from presentation mark-up Understanding the implicit objects that are available within a JSP page Maintaining state by assigning objects to session or application scope Exception handling for JSPs Build a web client for the J2EE application assembled during previous modules Module 8- Message Driven Beans and the Java Messaging Service Understanding the Java Messaging Service (JMS) and its Application Programming Interface (API) Comparing point-to-point with publish-subscribe messaging domains Explaining the features and benefits of Message Driven Beans (MDBs) Understanding the life-cycle and implementing the interfaces of a MDB Using JNDI to look up a JMS Connection Factory object and a message destination object Sending a message to a MDB from a Session Bean Module 9 - Security Mapping Roles to J2EE Users and Groups Web Tier Security, including authentication and authorization Propagating Security Identity to Enterprise Beans Declaring EJB method permissions  Fecilities :  State of the art Lab facilities Special  session by professionals from the Industry Employment oriented curriculum Small size batch Unlimited lab timings PG Accomdations will be provided to outstation candidates placement assisatance can be provided to Project trainees and H1B / B1 Visa Holders Flexible timings PG Accomdations will be provided to outstation candidates                                                                              Training fees is Rs 10,000/=   please contact Mr Rajkumar for Registrations   Regards Rajkumar - overseas placement consultant Zusammen Technologies Ph : 98450 61196 E-mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED]     Yahoo! 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