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Introduction

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 Course Objectives

After completing this course, you should be able to do

the following:
• Build a Web application with Java EE using
JavaServer Faces (JSF) and Enterprise JavaBeans
(EJB) 3.0 technologies
• Use the MVC architecture in Java EE applications
• Identify appropriate business services, such as
TopLink, EJB, and Web services
• Test Java EE business services using Web and
Java clients
• Deploy applications to Oracle Application Server
10g

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 Course Environment

• The development tool is Oracle JDeveloper 10g

(10.1.3.2).
• The application server is Oracle Application Server
10g (10.1.3.1).
• The database is Oracle Database 10g.

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 Course Overview

• Lesson 1: Java EE: Overview

• Lesson 2: Designing Java EE Applications
• Lesson 3: Creating the Persistence Layer
• Lesson 4: Implementing Business Logic
• Lesson 5: Implementing the Web Tier with Servlets
• Lesson 6: Creating the Web Tier Using JavaServer
Pages
• Lesson 7: Creating the Web Tier Using JavaServer
Faces

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 Course Overview

• Lesson 8: Binding Data in an Application

• Lesson 9: Enhancing the Web Tier with ADF Faces
Components
• Lesson 10: Planning Navigation and Page Flow
• Lesson 11: Enhancing the Application’s Usability
• Lesson 12: Building a Query Page
• Lesson 13: Creating Updatable Pages
• Lesson 14: Handling Application Events

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 Course Overview

• Lesson 15: Deploying Java EE Applications

• Lesson 16: Communicating Between Application
Components
• Lesson 17: Developing the Business Tier with Web
Services
• Lesson 18: Creating the Persistence Layer with
TopLink
• Lesson 19: Troubleshooting

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 About the Course Application

• The course uses a Service Request application.

• In the practices, you define functionality that
enables users to:
– View service requests
– Create, update, and delete service requests
– Enter search criteria for queries
– Perform other actions

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 Service Request Schema

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