Enterprise Java Beans - Education


	Software Architecture
	Web Services
	OOAD and UML
	Component Based Development (Part I)
	Component Based Development (Part II)
	Java Basics
	Java Advanced
	EJB
	J2EE
	CORBA
	Web Programming
	XML
	Design Patterns
	Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)
	Project Management

Enterprise Java Beans

Audience:

IT Managers, Software Developers, Architects, Information Managers

Topics:

Server side Architecture
	Introduction
	Tier Models
	Two Tier Architecture
	Three Tier Architecture
	Component Software Model
	Why Server side Component Architecture?
	Middleware Technology
	Distributed Object
	Component Transaction Monitor
EJB Architecture
	EJB Architecture
	Container
	Home Interface
	Remote Interface
	Enterprise Bean Classes
	Deployment
Client View
	Naming and Directory Services
	Structure of JNDI
	Context Methods
	Locating bean with JNDI
	The Bean Handle
	Session Bean as EJB Client
Transaction
	What is transaction?
	ACID Properties
	Distributed Transaction
	Transaction Attributes
	Transaction Isolation
	Transaction APIs
Deployment
	What is Deployment
	Some Deployment Issues
	Deployment Process
	The Deployment Descriptor
	The EJB JAR file
	Deployed Entity Bean Components
	Rules for Deployment
	EJB Support
Servlets and JSP Client
	EJB Clients
	Lifecycle of Servlets
	Writing a Servlet
	Sharing a Session
	How JSP Works
	Basic JSP Tags
	Benefits of JSP over Servlets

EJB Overview
	Distributed Systems
	J2EE Platform
	What are EJBs?
	What is goal of EJB?
	Component Model Roles
	J2EE Protocols
	Six Parties in EJB
Session Bean
	Features of Session Bean
	Session Bean Class
	Stateless Session Bean
	Life cycle of Stateless Bean
	Stateful Session Bean
	Activation and Passivation
	Stateful vs Stateless Bean
Entity Bean
	Features of Entity Bean
	Mapping Persistent Data
	Primary Keys
	Entity Bean Component Files
	Life Cycle of Entity Bean
	Container Managed Persistence
	Bean Managed Persistence
Security
	Security Measures
	Authentication
	Access Control
	Types of Security Management
	Defining Security Roles
	Method Permissions
Distribution
	Introduction
	Services Clustered
	Need for Load Balancing
	Replication of Application
	Fault Tolerance
	Load Balancing Algorithms
	Replica-aware Stub Fail Over
Comparison
	An Insight of how CORBA works
	Structure of an ORB
	CORBA IDL Basics
	Remote Method Invocation
	Processes supporting RMI
	RMI Distributed Application
	MTS
	Comparing the different technologies
	EJB vs CORBA
	EJB vs RMI
	EJB vs MTS