Fusion Middleware 11g Build ADF Faces Clients for EJB and JPA New Horizons Egypt
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    Course details

    • Java EE Fundamentals
    • Java EE Overview
    • Java EE Components
    • Client tier components
    • WebLogic Server
    • Designing Java EE Applications
    • Java EE design patterns
    • MVC Architecture
    • Configuring Data Sources
    • Creating, Modifying, and Deleting a Data Source in WebLogic Server Console
    • Exploring the JDeveloper IDE
    • Navigators
    • Code editor
    • Code Assist
    • Code Templates
    • Debugger
    • Examining the EJB Model
    • Session Beans
    • Stateless and Stateful Session Beans
    • Local and Remote Interfaces
    • What are JPA Entities?
    • Managing Persistance of Entities
    • JNDI
    • Manipulating Data with the EntityManager API
    • Using test clients
    • Asynchronous Communication with Message-Driven Beans
    • Java Message Services (JMS)
    • Creating a Message-Driven Bean
    • Working with Interceptor Methods and Classes
    • Creating a JMS/MDB Client
    • Managing Transactions with Session and Message-Driven Beans
    • Selecting the Type of Transaction Management
    • Demarcating Transactions
    • Managing Transactions using a Session Façade
    • Setting the Transaction Attribute
    • Propagating Transactions
    • Configuring the Transaction Manager in WebLogic Server
    • Developing a Web Application Using Servlets
    • Servlet LifeCycle
    • Servlet Methods
    • Transaction Handling
    • Data Sources
    • Developing a Web application Using JavaServer Pages
    • Business logic versus presentation logic
    • JSP Lifecycle
    • Basic JSP elements
    • JSP and JavaBeans
    • JSP fragments
    • Designing the Web Tier Using JSF
    • Configuration of a JSF application
    • faces-config.xml
    • JSF Lifecycle
    • UI Component Model
    • Validator and Converter Overview
    • Using JSF components
    • Using Expression Language
    • Using managed beans
    • Developing JSF Pages using ADF Faces
    • Compare ADF Faces components to JSF base components
    • Layout your page
    • Input components
    • List components
    • Dates
    • Table and tree components
    • Output components
    • Query components
    • Enriching Applications using ADF Faces
    • Operation Components
    • Partial Page Refresh
    • ADF Faces JavaScript API
    • Data Visualization Components
    • ADF Binding to ADF Faces RC
    • ADF Data Binding: A Deeper Dive
    • ADF Model binding
    • Page definition file
    • Binding Types
    • Data control and EJB
    • JDBC
    • Mastering Task Flows
    • Compare JSF Controller and ADFc basics
    • ADF Controller
    • Transactions
    • Navigation Components
    • Task Flows
    • Exceptions
    • Trains
    • Navigation and Other Operations in JSF
    • Navigation Components: buttons, links
    • Access Keys
    • Menus
    • breadcrumbs
    • Operational components
    • Responding to Events
    • JSF Lifecycle and Events
    • Event Types
    • ADF Faces Event Handling
    • Validation and Exceptions
    • Listeners
    • Contextual Events
    • Securing Java EE Applications
    • What is JAAS?
    • Working with Security Annotations
    • Configuring Web Application Security
    • Managing EJB Component Security
    • Controlling Client Access to EJB Components
    • Working with a Directory Server
    • Implementing Security in ADF Applications
    • ADF Security Framework
    • LDAP
    • OID
    • XML-based
    • Form-Based Authentication
    • Identity Store
    • Implicit and Explicit Authentication
    • Packaging and Deploying Java EE Applications
    • Packaging Business-Tier Components
    • The EJB-JAR file contents
    • The Persistence Archive (Persistence.xml file) contents
    • WebLogic Server Deployment Descriptor
    • Packaging Data Sources used by an Application (application.xml)
    • Creating a JDeveloper deployment profile
    • Deploying an Application using JDeveloper and WebLogic Server Console
    • Creating an EAR File using Command Line Tools
    • Troubleshooting the Application
    • Test harnesses
    • Java logging and Diagnostics
    • Debugging
    • Requesting help
    Updated on 08 November, 2015

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