Enterprise Java Bean

Day 1-3: Build/Deploying Applications/JMS

1. Utilizing WLS6 administration console as well as weblogic.xml, create and deploy Stateless/Stateful SessionBean and CMP/BMP EntityBean .

Instructor Demo.

1. EJB 2.0 Architecture: Message Driven Beans; Object Relational Mapping
2. Configuring Servlets with web.xml

Instructor Demo.

1. Configuring JSP with web.xml

Instructor Demo.

1. JMS (Part I)
• WebLogic JMS Messaging Service
• Instructor Demo: configuring JMS
• Persistent Messageing
• Monitoring WebLogic JMS

Day 4: Advanced JMS / Clustering

1. JMS (Part II)
• WebLogic JMS concurrent messaging
• WebLogic JMS multicasting
• Transactional JMS
2. Configuring Transactional EJB
3. Clustering

•  Cluster Servlets

•  Clustering Stateless/Stateful SessionBean, EntityBean

•  Manage HTTP session state replication

1. WebLogic Security

•  Authentication/authorization

•  Configuring WLS SSL

Day 5 - 6: CORBA (OrbixWeb)

Objectives:

1.Write simple applications in OrbixWeb, and understand how OrbixWeb

combines with the use of object-oriented techniques to ease the writing and

maintenance of distributed applications

2.Write interface definitions in CORBA IDL (Interface Definition Language), and to

implement clients and servers that, respectively, use and implement these

interfaces

3.Handle errors when invoking operations on remote objects, and define, raise

and handle application specific exceptions

4.Exploit inheritance in IDL definitions and implement these definitions in Java

5.Use the CORBA Naming Service to publish and locate CORBA Objects

6.Write smart proxies to improve efficiency or increase the richness of

client-server interactions

7.Write loaders to automatically load and store object data to and from persistent

storage

8.Use the Interface Repository within applications to determine the structure of

interface definitions at runtime

9.Use the Dynamic Invocation Interface (DII) to create invocations on objects.