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Course Overview Students who can benefit from this course are architects, application server administrators, application deployers, support engineers, and technical staff who need to be Application Server product specialists. Skills Gained Upon Completion Of This Course, Students Should Be Able To: - Use the basic administration tools provided with the Application Server.
- Work with the Java DB database.
- Deploy custom MBeans.
- Deploy and test web service applications.
- Deploy Java EE applications.
- Use the NetBeans IDE 5.5 to develop Java EE applications.
- Use the Application Server Call Flow analysis.
- Monitor a web service.
- Secure Java EE applications.
Prerequisites To succeed fully in this course, students should: - Have successfully completed the WMT-IAS-1499: Sun Java System Application Server Platform Edition 9: Overview course
- Be familiar with the features of Sun Java System Application Server Platform Edition 9
- Be familiar with the Solaris Operating System (Solaris OS)
- Be able to package and deploy a Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) application to an application server
- Be familiar with Internet protocols
- Be familiar with Java EE technology
- Be familiar with concepts of web services
Course Outline Module 1 - Reviewing the features of Sun Java System Application Server PE 9 - Assess your understanding of the information provided in the prerequisite course, WMT-IAS-1499, Sun Java System Application Server Platform Edition 9: Overview.
Module 2 - Installing and Administering Application Server PE 9 - Install the Application Server
- Use the basic administration tools provided with the Application Server
Module 3 - Key Technologies in Application Server PE 9 - Work with the Java DB database
- Configure Java DataBase Connectivity (JDBC) connection pools and resources
- Work with Java EE applications
Module 4 - JMX Infrastructure and the AMX API - Work with Managed Beans (MBeans) in the Application Server
- Deploy custom MBeans
- Configure self management rules
Module 5 - SOA Features in Application Server PE 9 - Deploy and test web service applications
Module 6 - Deployment - Deploy Java EE applications
- Launch Java EE application clients using Java Web Start software
- Deploy Plain Old Java Object (POJO) Java web services
Module 7 - Developer Experience Features - Understand the class loader hierarchy of the Application Server
- Use the Netbeans IDE 5.5 to develop Java EE applications
Module 8 - Performance Features - No lab exercises for this module
Module 9 - Debugging and Troubleshooting - Use the Application Server Call Flow analysis
- Use the Application Server diagnostic service
- Monitor a web service
- Use JConsole to monitor the Application Server
Module 10 - Security - Secure Java EE applications
- Work with web service security
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