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Java EE stands for Java Platform, Enterprise Edition, which means the Java platform platform is written. JEE is a useful platform for programming brokers in the Java programming language. The writing of the organization is distinct from the Java standard platform writing, since it is designed to simplify the implementation of multi-layered applications by adding bookshops . The components of the Java organizational writing require a specific runtime environment. 
Servlets (Java Servlets) is a class of Java programming language that hosts application-response model applications to extend the capabilities of servers. Although servlets can respond to requests, they are mostly used on web host servers. It can be called JavaAutolity, which runs on the server instead of the browser.

JavaServer Faces (JSF), a Java-based web-based software framework that aims to simplify the integrated user interface in web development. 
In the course of learning the Java EE Essentials Tutorial Series you are familiar with the basic functionality of Java EE. Java EE Essentials 

Training Courses : Servlets and JavaServer Faces:
- Creating Java EE servlets 
- Setting up an JavaServer Faces application 
- Managing Beans 
- Working with web text 
- Working with servlet life-cycle events 
- Developing parallel-able servlets 
- Optimize Java EE code 
- Secure activation 
- Create custom components and renders 
- and ... 

Educational titles Java EE Essentials: Enterprise JavaBeans:
- Build the first JavaBeans component

- Create simple, bulky and message-centric JavaBeans

- Defining a primary key

- Understand the life cycle of JavaBeans

- Create house interfaces and components

- Control concurrent access to JavaBeans objects

Debugging and optimizing JavaBeans code

- Enable security and encryption

- Create asynchronous 

training tips (Lynda Java EE: Servlets and JavaServer Pages (JSP:
- Verifying the purpose of the servlet 
- Implementing a GET request in a Web application 
- Principles of POST request 
- Transport, redirection and other APIs 
- Servlet life cycle 
- JSP browsing and features 
- Session management 
- Filters and listeners 
- Using the language of expression in JSP 
- Need for JSTL and its 

educational modules Lynda Java EE: Design Patterns and Architecture:
- Classic Gang from four design patterns Software
- Organizational Architectural Patterns 
- Singleton, Facade, Observer and Decorator Patterns 
- Central Domain, Scream, and CQRS Architecture
- Advantages and disadvantages of micro services

    

Java EE Essentials: Servlets and JavaServer Faces:
Two of the core components for Java EE web applications are servlets (Java classes that can listen to and respond to HTTP requests) and JavaServer Faces (JSF), a framework for constructing server-side user interfaces . This course shows how to create basic servlets and facelets (Faces' view templates) and build simple data-management applications with Java EE. Author Patrick Royal also shares parallel-processing tips that save you time on both ends of servlet transactions, along with tricks for extending servlets and increasing your Java application cross-compatibility.

Topics include:
- Creating simple Java EE servlets 
- Setting up a JavaServer Faces application 
- Developing managed beans 
- Working with web context 
- Handling servlet life-cycle events 
- Developing parallel-able 
servlets - Optimizing Java EE code 
- Enabling security 
- Creating custom components and renderers 

Java EE Essentials: Enterprise JavaBeans:
Although small-scale Java EE applications can be built without JavaBeans, in the large-scale Java EE world they need to separate business logic from presentation. Learn how to build your own JavaBeans and get developer tips for developing enterprise-level applications that are scalable, cross-compatible, and less demanding of server resources. In this course, Patrick Royal covers the core concepts behind JavaBeans and explores the syntax, commands, and tools you need to know. He shows how to create session and entity objects, build server-side code, design objects to take advantage of parallel processing and improve your code with optimization techniques and extensions. He also issues several JavaBeans programming challenges that allow you to test your knowledge along the way. 

Topics include:
- Building your first simple JavaBeans component 
- Creating simple entity beans and message-driven beans 
- Defining a primary key 
- Understanding the life cycle of beans 
- Creating home and component interfaces 
- Controlling concurrent access to JavaBeans objects 
- Debugging and optimizing JavaBeans code 
- Enabling security and encryption 
- Creating asynchronous methods 

Lynda Java EE: Servlets and JavaServer Pages (JSP)
Learn how to build dynamic web pages using servlets and JavaServer Pages (JSP). This course starts with the basics, covering the fundamentals of servlets. Instructor Ketchee Aryamane explains how to set up your environment, and discusses GET and POST requests, as well as forwarding and redirection. She then moves on to JSP, reviewing basic concepts such as the JSP life cycle. She also covers session management, filters, and listeners. To wrap up, she goes over the JSP Standard Tag Library (JSTL) core module and fmt module, and also discusses the development of custom tags.

Topics include:
- Reviewing the purpose of servlets 
- Implementing a GET request in a web application 
- POST request basics 
- Forwarding, redirection, and other APIs 
- Servlet life cycle
- Reviewing JSP and its features 
- Session management 
- Filters and Listeners 
- Using expression language in JSP 
- Need for JSTL and its modules. 

Lynda Java EE: Design Patterns and Architecture
Discover how to prevent common design issues and increase programming efficiency by using design patterns and architecture in Java EE. In this course, the instructor Alex Thedom dives into the fundamental theme of design patterns and software architecture, equipping you with the knowledge you need to choose the right architecture for your application. Alex covers the Gang of Four classic patterns, discussing the unique way they are implemented in the Java EE platform. This includes the Singleton, Facade, Observer, and Decorator patterns. He then goes over some of the most important architectural patterns used by the platform, including Filter, Model-View-Controller (MVC), Front Controller, and Interceptor. After diving into design patterns, he moves on the topic of architecture, discussing motivation and need for architecture and introducing some of the best-known structures. Alex finishes the course with a discussion of monolithic and microservice architectures.

Topics include:
- Classic Gang of Four software design patterns
- Enterprise architecture
patterns
- Domain-centric, screaming, and CQRS architecture implementation ofSingleton, Facade, Observer, and Decorator patterns- Microservice advantages
and disadvantages

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Teaching language: English 
Teacher: Patrick Royal, Ketkee Aryamane, Alex Theedom 
Level of training: Preliminary 
File Size: 2035 MB 
Release Date: 09:57 - 1397/3/7 | 2018.05.28 
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