EJB (Enterprise Java Beans) Corporate Training Course

Edstellar's instructor-led Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) Training Program empowers organizations to upskill teams in Java enterprise development. Gain expertise in building a high-performance app using EJB technology. Enable seamless integration, and leverage the power of EJB components to enhance the team's ability and drive organizational success.

20 - 30 hrs

Instructor-led (On-site/Virtual)

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Drive Team Excellence with EJB (Enterprise Java Beans) Corporate Training

On-site or Online EJB (Enterprise Java Beans) Training - Get the best EJB (Enterprise Java Beans) training from top-rated instructors to upskill your teams.

The Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) Training Program is a specialized corporate training that enables organizations to enhance their application development capabilities using the powerful EJB architecture. With EJB being a fundamental part of the Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE) platform, this training program is essential for technical professionals and development teams looking to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving enterprise application landscape.

Edstellar's instructor-led Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) Training Program spans multiple modules, comprehensively understanding EJB concepts and practical implementation techniques. Teams and employees learn about different types of EJBs, such as session beans, entity beans, and message-driven beans, and gain expertise in managing EJB transactions, securing EJB applications, and integrating EJB with other Java EE technologies like Java Persistence API (JPA) and Java Message Service (JMS).

How does the Enterprise Java Beans Training Program benefit organizations?

Enables organizations to enhance their application development capabilities by equipping employees with in-depth knowledge of EJB architecture and best practices
Improves productivity and efficiency through standardized development practices and the ability to develop scalable and secure enterprise applications
Facilitates seamless integration with other Java EE technologies, optimizing resource utilization and promoting interoperability within the organization
Empowers technical professionals to manage EJB transactions effectively, ensuring data integrity and consistency in enterprise applications
Enhances application security by implementing role-based access control and leveraging declarative/programmatic security mechanisms in EJB applications

By taking Enterprise Java Beans Training Program led by certified trainers, organizations empower their employees with the skills to enhance application development capabilities, improve productivity and efficiency, ensure data integrity through effective transaction management, and implement robust security measures in their EJB applications. The program is tailored to best match the unique requirements of organizations, ensuring that the training aligns precisely with their specific business needs and objectives.

EJB (Enterprise Java Beans) Training for Employees: Key Learning Outcomes

Develop essential skills from industry-recognized EJB (Enterprise Java Beans) training providers. The course includes the following key learning outcomes:

Secure enterprise applications using EJB security mechanisms
Manage transactions and ensure data integrity using EJB transaction management
Design and develop enterprise applications using EJB architecture and components
Integrate EJB with other Java EE technologies for seamless application development
Implement session beans and message-driven beans for efficient application development

Key Benefits of the Training

Get your teams trained by experienced and expert instructors
Assessments to evaluate the understanding and application of the training outcomes
Training schedule that minimizes disruption and aligns with the operational requirements
Post-training support, including access to resources, materials, and doubt-clearing sessions
Specialized tools and cutting-edge techniques are used for driving tangible results and impact within the organizations
Training methodology includes a mix of theoretical concepts, interactive exercises, case studies, and group discussions
Flexibility in program duration, training format, and the ability to tailor the content to align with the organization's unique needs and goals
Gain insights into perception biases, cognitive processes, and social dynamics that influence how people perceive and interpret information

EJB (Enterprise Java Beans) Training Topics and Outline

This EJB (Enterprise Java Beans) Training curriculum is meticulously designed by industry experts according to the current industry requirements and standards. The program provides an interactive learning experience that focuses on the dynamic demands of the field, ensuring relevance and applicability.

Introduction to EJB

EJB Overview and Architecture
- Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) Introduction
- EJB Architecture and Components
Types of EJBs
- Session Beans
- Entity Beans
- Message-Driven Beans
EJB Containers and Deployment
- EJB Container and its Responsibilities
- Deployment Descriptors and Deployment Process

Session Beans

Stateful and Stateless Session Beans
Stateful Session Beans
- Stateful Session Bean Examples
- Bean Lifecycle and State Management
Stateless Session Beans
- Stateless Session Bean Examples
- Stateless Bean Characteristics
Bean Lifecycle and Callback Methods
- Lifecycle Phases of Session Beans
- Callback Methods and their Execution Order
Session Bean Best Practices
- Session Bean Design Guidelines
- Performance Optimization Techniques

Message-Driven Beans

Asynchronous Messaging with JMS
- Java Message Service (JMS) Overview
- Message-Driven Bean as JMS Message Consumer
Message-Driven Bean Lifecycle
- Activation and Deactivation of MDBs
- Handling Message-Driven Bean Instances
Error Handling and Retries
- Exception Handling in Message-Driven Beans
- Implementing Retry Mechanisms for Fault-Tolerant Processing

EJB Transactions

ACID Properties and Transaction Management
- Transactional Concepts and ACID Properties
- EJB Transaction Management Overview
Container-Managed and Bean-Managed Transactions
Container-Managed Transactions (CMT)
- Transaction Rollback and Completion
- Transaction Attributes and Propagation
Bean-Managed Transactions (BMT)
- User-Managed Transactions with EJB

EJB Security

Securing EJB Applications
- Security Requirements and Threats
- Securing EJB Components
Role-Based Access Control
- Role-Based Authorization in EJB
- Mapping Roles to Permissions
Declarative and Programmatic Security
- Declarative Security with Annotations
- Programmatic Security with EJB API

EJB Integration

Integration with Java Persistence API (JPA)
- Overview of Java Persistence API (JPA)
- Using EJB with JPA for Data Persistence
Integration with Java Message Service (JMS)
- Integrating EJB with JMS Providers
- Asynchronous Communication with Message-Driven Beans
Web Services Integration with EJB
- Developing EJB-Based Web Services
- Exposing EJB Functionality as Web Services

EJB Application Creation

Configure WebLogic Server in Eclipse IDE and Create Project
- Installing WebLogic Server
- Integrating WebLogic Server with Eclipse IDE
- Creating a new EJB project in Eclipse
Execute the First EJB Method Using the Client
- Introduction to EJB clients
- Creating a client application to invoke EJB methods
- Configuring client access to EJB components
What is EJB Persistence and Data Source?
- Understanding persistence in EJB
- Configuring data sources for EJB persistence
- Mapping EJB entities to database tables

EJB Features and Implementation

EJB Timer Service and Create an Example
- Introduction to EJB timer service
- Scheduling and executing timed events in EJB
- Creating an example application using the EJB timer service
Dependency Injection in EJB and Example
- Overview of dependency injection in EJB
- Injecting dependencies into EJB components
- Implementing dependency injection in an example application
What are Interceptors in EJB?
- Understanding interceptors in EJB
- Implementing interceptors for cross-cutting concerns
- Configuring interceptors in EJB applications

What is Entity in EJB and How to Create Them?

Introduction to EJB entities
Creating entity classes for EJB persistence
Mapping entity relationships and associations

Table vs. Entity

Differences between database tables and EJB entities
Mapping table structures to EJB entities

Create Entities from MySQL Table

Generating EJB entity classes from existing MySQL tables
Configuring mappings and annotations for entity persistence

First EJB Entity Method to Get Data from Tables

Implementing EJB entity methods to retrieve data from tables
Using entity managers for data access and manipulation

Create Entities for Other Tables

Creating EJB entities for additional tables in the database
Defining relationships between entities

What is EJB Query Language?

Overview of EJB Query Language (EJB QL)
Syntax and usage of EJB QL for querying entities
Retrieving data using EJB QL queries

Create First Named Query and Execute

Creating named queries in EJB entities
Executing named queries to fetch data

Create Query and Fetch Details from Table

Writing dynamic queries using the Criteria API in EJB
Fetching details from tables using dynamic queries

How to use SQL Native Query in EJB?

Using native SQL queries in EJB
Executing SQL queries and retrieving results

Create Simple Join Query with Entities

Performing join operations on EJB entities
Writing simple join queries using entity relationships

Create Complex Entity Query using Join with Multiple Tables

Writing complex join queries involving multiple tables and entities
Leveraging entity relationships for advanced querying

Update Operation Using EJB Entities Query

Updating records in tables using EJB entity queries
Modifying data using entity managers and queries

Multiple Ways to Update Records using Entity

Different approaches to update records in EJB entities
Using various methods and APIs for updating entity data

Insert Record using EJB Entity

Inserting new records into tables using EJB entities
Adding data to tables using entity managers and persistence operations

Local Environment Setup

Install and Configure WebLogic Server
- Installing WebLogic Server on the local machine
- Configuring server settings and parameters
Create WebLogic Domain
- Understanding WebLogic domains and their role
- Creating a new WebLogic domain for EJB applications
Setup an EJB Maven Project
- Setting up a Maven project for EJB development
- Configuring dependencies and building settings

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125 licenses

64 hours of training (includes VILT/In-person On-site)

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The Enterprise Java Beans Training Program benefits organizations seeking to enhance their skills in EJB development. Moreover, this training is designed for developers, programmers, software engineers, development teams, Java EE practitioners, managers, and team leaders.

Prerequisites for EJB (Enterprise Java Beans) Training

The Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) Training Program requires a basic understanding of Java programming language, text editor, and execution of programs.

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