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Developing Applications for the Java EE Platform FJ-310 - Student Workbook
1. Placing the Java TT Model in Context
Exercise 1: Categorizing Java EE Services
Exercise 2: Describing the java EE Platform Tier and Layers
Exercise 3: Examining the Java SE BrokerTool Application
2. Java EE Component Model and Development Steps
Exercise 1: Describing Java EE Roles and Responsibilities
Exercise 2: Describing Options for Packaging
3. Web Component Model
Exercise 1: Creating a Simple JSP Component
Exercise 2: Troubleshooting a Web Application
Exercise 3: Creating a Simple Servlet Component
Exercise 4: Describing Web Components
4. Developing Servlets
Exercise 1: Implementing the Customer View in the CustomerDetails Servlet
Exercise 2: Implementing Controller Components
Exercise 3: Describing Servlet Components
5. Developing With JavaServer Pages Technology
Exercise 1: Creating the AllCustomers.jsp Component
Exercise 2: Creating the Portofolio.jsp Component
Exercise 3: Describing JavaServer Page Components
6. EJB Component Model
Exercise 1: Creating and Deploying a Simple EJB Application
Exercise 2: Describing the EJB Component Model
7. Developing Session Beans
Exercise 1: Coding the EJB Component and client
Exercise 2: Describing Session Beans
8. The Java Persistence API
Exercise 1: Creating the Java Persistence API Version of the BrokerTrader project
Exercise 2: Describing the Java Persistence API
9. Implementing a Transaction Policy
Exercise 1: Determining When Rollbacks Occur
Exercise 2: Using the Versioning Features of the Persistence API to Control Optimistic Locking
10. Developing Java EE Applications Using Messaging
11. Developing Message-Driven Beans
Exercise 1: Implementing the Message-Driven Bean
Exercise 2: Describing Message-Driven Beans
12. Web Service Model
13. Implementing Java EE Web Services with JAX-WS
Exercise 1: Creating a Web Service
Exercise 2: Creating a Web Service Client
Exercise 3: Describing Java Web Services
14. Implementing a Security Policy
Exercise 1: Using the EJB Security API to Get the User's
Exercise 2: Creating Roles, Users, and Groups
Exercise 3: Creating a Web Tier Security Policy
Exercise 4: Creating an EJB Tier Security Policy
Exercise 5: Describing Java EE Security
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