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 The client is using EJB 2.1 (not version 3.0), and WebSphere instead of JBoss. The course will need to provide examples using WebSphere Application Server 6.1. Depending on the experience of the personnel it may be a necessary to review networking concepts and Java fundamentals. Java Database Connectivity will require a thorough presentation. 

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Our policy is to provide a tailored course outline and incorporate the client project specifications and documented standards into the courseware and training aids. The course can be delivered as instructor-led course with a subject matter expert at the client location for 3 to 6 programmers with a distance-learning option in order to allow employees located in remote geographic locations to attend the training without having to travel to the host training facility.

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Client-specific Examples and Workshops
 The examples and hands-on workshops will present:

  • Data structures.
  • Exception handlers.
  • The Java I/O package.
  • Multi-threaded programs.
  • New input/output APIs.
  • Handling APIs.
  • The EJB environment.
  • How to develop session beans.
  • Develop entity beans for accessing and controlling the database associated with the application processing transactions.
  • EJB Query Language for querying a database and retrieving the required information.
  • The development of message-driven beans.
  • Optimizing the performance of a site.

For the deployment portion of the course, WebSphere Application Server (WAS 6.1) configuration concepts will be presented.