Java Servlet, JSP ve JSF ile Java EE Web Uygulama - Java Delphi Pascal

SABANCI ÜNİVERSİTESİ - Java Servlet, JSP ve JSF ile Java EE Web Uygulamaları Geliştirme Sertifika Programı
Eğitim Tarihi : 05 Şubat 2011
Amaç
Bu kurs, Java Servlet, JSP ve JSF kullanarak dinamik web içeriği yaratan uygulamaları geliştirmek için gereken tüm bilgileri yazılım geliştirme alanında çalışanlara aktaran bir orta seviye Java programlama kursudur. JavaServer Faces (JSF) Java EE uygulamaları geliştirmek için bileşen-tabanlı bir teknoloji sağlar. Java Servlet ve JavaServer Pages (JSP) web uygulamaları geliştirmek için kullanılan temel "server-side" bileşenleridir. Kurs, servlet ve JSP tasarım ve programlaması konusunda detaylı bir içerikle servlet mimarisi, oturum yönetimi, JSP sözdizim ve uygulama modelleri konusunda katılımcılara detaylı bilgi sağlamaktadır. Kurs sonunda öğreneceğiniz teknolojilerden bazıları: Servlet, JSP, Filtre'ler, Listener, isteğe uyarlı etiketler (Custom tag), Java EE pattern?leri, server kurulum ve konfigürasyonu, vd.

Katılım Şartları
Bu kurs "Server-side" Java ve JSF kullanarak dinamik HTML içeriği oluşturmak isteyen yazılım geliştiriciler için tasarlanmış orta seviye bir Java programlama kursudur ve katılımcıların Java ile nesne-tabanlı programlama konusunda temel birikime sahip oldukları varsayılmaktadır. Katılımcılarda Web sunucu üzerinden HTML erişimi ve protokolleri ile ilgili birikim yararlı olacaktır.

Sertifika Hakkında
Programa % 100 devam koşulunu sağlayan katılımcılar, Sabancı Üniversitesi tarafından verilecek resmi bir sertifika almaya hak kazanacaktır.

Eğitim İçeriği
Session: Introduction to Java EE Web applications
Lesson: Introduction

Understand the concept of dynamic web applications
List the Web technologies in Java EE 5
Understand for each their purpose and architectural position
Get an overview of the deployable unit of a web application
Explain the principles of Servlet and JSP
Introduce JSF

Lesson: Introduction to Servlets and JSP

Introduce the Model 2 architecture (MVC for the web)
Understand the architectural relation between Servlets and JSP
Understand the responsibilities and typical implementation technology of each element in the Model 2 architecture
Understand how to write a Servlet to process a form
Understand how to configure a Servlet in the web.xml deployment descriptor
Understand the basic Servlet API
Understand how to write a JSP
Understand the different techniques available in JSP
Introduce attributes, their scope and their role in the Model 2 architecture
Introduce the use and syntax of Unified Expression Language
Introduce JSP standard actions
Introduce JSTL
Mention and discuss language based scripting

Session: Java EE Web Applications
Lesson: Configuration (Databases, EJB and configuration data)

Adding ServletContext parameters
Data access in Web Applications
Accessing resources (e.g., Datasources) using Dependency injection (DI)
Discuss shortcomings of DI
Explain the process of a JNDI lookup
Use the DAO (Data Access Object) pattern
How to locate EJB.

Lesson: Session Management

Client side session management using cookies
Understand HTTP cookies
Understand under which criteria cookies are accepted
Server side session management using HttpSession object
Understand the architectural impact when using server side state management (fail-over, server affinity, session replication etc)
Understand the two web-application life-cycle listeners
Understand the three session life-cycle listeners
Understand when to use an HttpSessionBindingListener

Lesson: Security

Understand the security tasks and how they are addressed in Java EE
Understand how to establish proof of identity in web applications
Understand how to restrict access to parts of the web application
Understand how to establish data integrity and privacy
Explain the configuration of security and the power of indirection
Understand Users, Groups & Roles
Understand role based security
Understand principal mapping strategies

Lesson: Programming Java EE Filters

Understand the concept of filtering and chaining of filters.
List the three methods of the javax.servlet.Filter Interface and explain their purpose
Configuring a Filter in the deployment descriptor
Understand the rationale behind the interceptor pattern
Understand the use of the Wrapper pattern in Filters
Understand how to use the HttpServletRequestWrapper and theHttpServletResponseWrapper

Lesson: Introduction to Custom Tags

Understand the proposed architectural role of Custom Tags
List the components that make up a Custom Tag
Understand the rationale behind the TLD file
Understand how to make a deployable unit of your Tag Library
Understand how to deploy a Tag Library in your web applications
Understand the possible need for further validation of tag usage using TEI and Validators
How to declare and enable attributes to your tag
How to declare scripting variables

Session: Introduction to JavaServer Faces
Lesson: Introduction

Introduce JavaServer Faces
Explain the benefits of the JavaServer Faces technology
Provide a global overview of the JSF architecture
Introduce the building blocks of a JSF application
Define the development roles during the development of a JSF application
Explain the use of IDEs for building JSF applications
Explain the role of MVC within JSF
Define the view components of JSF
Define the controller components of JSF

Lesson: Creating a basic JSF application

Introduce the JSF development environment
Configure the JSF servlet in the web.xml
Introduce some of the JSF tags for building JSP pages
Create a basic JSP page, using JSF tags
Create a backing bean
Define page flow in the faces-config.xml file
Define the backing bean in the faces-config.xml file

Session: JSF Component Model
Lesson: JSF UI Components

Understand the component architecture of JSF
Explain the use of the RenderKit
User Interface Component Model
Introduce the JSF Custom Tags
Explain the functionality of the various input tags
Panels and tables in JSF

Lesson: Managed Beans & Backing Beans

Develop an backing bean to support a JSP page
Store UI component values in a managed bean
Store UI component references in the backing bean
Configure beans using the managed bean creation Facility

Lesson: JSF Navigation Model

Explain the JSF Navigation Model
Configure Navigation Rules in the faces-config.xml
Implement action methods to handle navigation

Session: JSF Life-cycle
Lesson: JSF Data Conversion

Using standard data conversion
Writing custom data conversion

Lesson: JSF Validation

Introduce the Standard Validation components
Add validation to user input
Display validation messages
Creating Custom Validation components

Lesson: Understanding the JSF life-cycle

Explain the position of the JSF controller servlet within the JSF framework
Explain the phases of the request-response life-cycle
Define the role of the developer in each phase
Define the role of the system in each phase
Explain the request processing life cycle scenarios
Explain the FacesContext
Using FacesContext.renderResponse

Lesson: JSF Event and Listener Model

Create an event listener
Explain the three ways to handle an event
Register event listeners to JSF components

Eğitim Kadrosu

Ahmet Demirelli (Sabancı Üniversitesi Öğretim Üyesi)
Altuğ Tanaltay (Sabancı Üniversitesi Öğretim Üyesi)
Gülşen Demiröz (Sabancı Üniversitesi Öğretim Üyesi)