Advanced J2EE Seminar

The Advanced J2EE course is a comprehensive program that will cover many of the J2EE technologies not usually covered in standard J2EE workshops. Coverage will include topics such as the Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS), Java Cryptography Extension (JCE), and Java Management Extensions (JMX). The course week begins with a thorough introduction to the J2EE architecture, and the technologies covered during the week with special emphasis on their use in client projects. Attendees will explore the effect their technology decisions have on their designs and implementation. The course includes coverage of some of the most powerful Java technologies available to implement enterprise architectures starting with multiple database access, the Java Management Extensions and Web services. Various aspects of the J2EE architecture will be examined to explain how and when they can be used in real-world situations. For example: Java Naming and Directory Interface is useful for more than looking up EJBs and Data sources. Using Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS) in a pluggable fashion. Scaling the EJB Programming Model Using Java Messaging for asynchronous communication The interaction of non-trivial web applications The effect of Aspect-oriented programming on application servers Attendees are provided with a clear set of guidelines and rules that can apply to their current projects. These discussions emphasize all aspects of J2EE that will increase the likelihood that their implementations will be successful.

Attendees include systems and software analysts and designers, programmers who read and implement program designs, personnel involved in inspections and design/code walk-through, software project managers managing large (re-use) projects, and maintenance personnel involved in maintaining and re-engineering software products.