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E-Commerce, Websphere, WebLogic Courses
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J2EE
Technology Overview and J2EE Server Comparisons for Managers
[ECE-J1]
1 day. This class provides an unbiased overview
of J2EE architecture, J2EE web applications, J2EE enterprise
applications, and compares various J2EE server products
available today. The comparisons of the application servers
include topics such as support for J2EE, web container overview,
EJB container overview, and a discussion on available reviews
for each application server. This class can be customized
to include a specific application server upon request.
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J2EE
Web Application Development Using BEA WebLogic Server 6.1
[ECP-J2]
5 day. This course covers the development of Servlets and
JSPs and their deployment to BEA WebLogic Server 6.1. Students
will learn how to use J2EE services such as JNDI and JDBC
in their web components and how to operate as clients to EJBs
and also to web services. Design patterns will be emphasized
throughout the course, with special emphasis on the Model
View Controller architecture. The benefits and features of
WebLogic Server 6.1 will be discussed, including installation,
monitoring, and use of the Administration Console.
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Enterprise
Application Development Using EJB 2.0 for WebLogic Server
6.1 [ECP-E2]
5 day. Learn how to develop enterprise applications using
WebLogic Server 6.1 (WLS). Focus on Java 2 Enterprise Edition
(J2EE) distributed application development using Enterprise
JavaBeans 2.0 (EJB). Hands on labs, provide practical experience
creating and deploying session beans, entity beans, and
message-driven beans as well as the opportunity to work
with their configurable elements such as persistence, transactions,
and security. Understand the specific development and deployment
issues for WLS. Gain knowledge of WLS architecture and key
enterprise features.
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| WLS Administration v6.1 [ECA-L3] |
J2EE
Web Application Development Using BEA WebLogic Server 7.0
[ECP-W2]
5 day. This course covers the development of Servlets and
JSPs and their deployment to BEA WebLogic Server 7.0. Students
will learn how to use J2EE services such as JNDI and JDBC
in their web components and how to operate as clients to
EJBs and also to web services. Design patterns will be emphasized
throughout the course, with special emphasis on the Model
View Controller architecture. The benefits and features
of WebLogic Server 7.0 will be discussed, including installation,
monitoring, and use of the Administration Console. Approximately
half of the course is student exercises. These exercises
reinforce the concepts introduced in lecture and allow students
to explore the powerful features offered by BEA WebLogic
Server 7.0.
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Enterprise
Application Development for WebLogic Server 7.0 [ECP-L2]
5 day. Learn how to develop enterprise applications using
WebLogic Server 7.0 (WLS). Focus on Java 2 Enterprise Edition
(J2EE) distributed application development using Enterprise
JavaBeans 2.0 (EJB). Hands on labs provide practical experience
creating and deploying session beans, entity beans, and
message-driven beans, as well as the opportunity to work
with their configurable elements such as persistence, transactions,
and security. Understand the specific development and deployment
issues for WLS. Gain knowledge of WLS architecture and key
enterprise features.
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| WLS Administration
v7.0 [ECA-A2] |
| WebLogic Portal [ECP-P3]
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Best
Practice Software Dev. with WebSphere Application Server
V4.0 [ECP-S2]
5 day.This hands-on course provides a complete overview
of software development with the IBM WebSphere v4.0 Application
Server. This course introduces the architecture of the Application
Server and focuses on the design of EJB applications to
take advantage of the inherent scalability available within
WebSphere. Some administration concepts are covered to reinforce
the best practices nature of the course, but the focus is
on Software Development based on the use of J2EE Design
Patterns.
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Administration
of WebSphere Application Server v4.0 Advanced Edition [ECA-S3]
4 day. This hands-on course focuses on the most important
aspects of managing and administering IBM's WebSphere Application
Server Advanced Edition (AE). This course begins with an
in-depth architecture analysis and includes information
on installation and migration from other versions as well
as day-to-day activities such as managing classpaths and
applying e-fixes. In addition to the in-depth lectures there
are numerous exercises that will provide you the opportunity
to work with the tools that IBM provides with WebSphere.
This course is available for delivery on Windows 2000 or
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Websphere Development Studio
Client Code [ECP-C2]
2 day. Learn how to use IBM WebSphere Development Studio
Client (WDSC) for the iSeries (IBM's workbench for creating
and maintaining applications). Learn to use CODE Editor,
Designer, and Distributed debugger. Review other features
of WDSC. Gain an understanding of Client setup and functions
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| Websphere Portal [ECP-D3] |
If you are interested in something beyond what is listed here,
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