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Secure Software Architecture And Design Patterns In Java EE – Part 1

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Course Overview

Is exploring the Java Enterprise Edition the next step you are planning in your Java learning journey?

Then this course is for you, where you will get acquainted with the Java Enterprise Edition, its architecture, components, the core design patterns, and even build your very first Java Enterprise Application. Further, you will be knowledgeable about the paradigm shift from Java EE to Jakarta EE.

By the end of this course, you’ll have all the skills and knowledge to be able to build your own Java Enterprise application and have laid a solid foundation to advance your skills on other technologies built on top of the Java Enterprise Edition.

What You Will Learn

What is the Java Enterprise Edition?

Difference between Java SE & Java EE.

Java EE architecture and its components.

Core Java EE design patterns and their application.

Overview of Java EE security.

The paradigm shift of application architectures and Java EE.

Inside the Course

9 Lessons | 43 Topics | 9 Quizzes

Course Content

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Chapter 1: Getting to Know the Java Enterprise Edition 4 Topics | 1 Quiz

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Taking a Glance at the Different Java Editions and Their Focus

Identifying the Differences Between Java SE and Java EE

Taking a Closer Look at What the Java Enterprise Edition Offers You

Outlining the Major Java EE Specifications

Chapter 2: Getting to Know the Java EE Architecture 5 Topics | 1 Quiz

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Describing the Multi-tier Model of Java EE

Discussing Components of a Java EE Application

Discussing More Components and Their Relationships

Explaining the Concepts of Java EE Server and Containers

Elaborating on the Java EE APIs

Chapter 3: Building Your Very First Java EE Application 9 Topics | 1 Quiz

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Taking a Quick Look at the Prerequisites for Building the First Application

Setting up Your Development Environment

Describing the Basic Architecture of the Application to be Built

Creating the Basic Application Using the IDE (i.e., NetBeans IDE)

Adding the Web Tier Components to the Application

Adding the Business Tier Components to the Application

Adding the EIS Tier Components to the Application

Starting the Application Server via the IDE

Building, Packaging, and Deploying the Application

Chapter 4: Getting to Know the Core Java EE Design Patterns 4 Topics | 1 Quiz

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Introducing the Concept of Design Patterns

Introducing Presentation Tier Design Patterns

Introducing Business Tier Design Patterns

Introducing Integration Tier Design Patterns

Chapter 5: Exploring the Practical Applications of Presentation Tier Patterns 8 Topics | 1 Quiz

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Elaborating the Use Cases, Pros and Cons of the Front Controller Design Pattern

Implementing the Front Controller Design Pattern

Elaborating the Use Cases, Pros and Cons of the Intercepting Filter Design Pattern

Implementing the Intercepting Filter Design Pattern

Elaborating the Use Cases, Pros and Cons of the View Helper Design Pattern

Implementing the View Helper Design Pattern

Elaborating the Use Cases, Pros and Cons of the Composite View Design Pattern

Implementing the Composite View Design Pattern

Chapter 6: Exploring the Practical Applications of Business Tier Patterns 4 Topics | 1 Quiz

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Elaborating the Use Cases, Pros and Cons of the Business Delegate Design Pattern

Elaborating the Use Cases, Pros and Cons of the Service Locator Design Pattern

Elaborating the Use Cases, Pros and Cons of the Transfer Object Design Pattern

Implementing Business Design Patterns

Chapter 7: Exploring the Practical Applications of Integration Tier Design Patterns 4 Topics | 1 Quiz

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Elaborating the Use Cases, Pros and Cons of the Data Access Object Design Pattern

Implementing the Data Access Object Design Pattern

Elaborating the Use Cases, Pros and Cons of the Web Service Broker Design Pattern

Implementing the Web Service Broker Design Pattern

Chapter 8: Taking a Glance at the Security Features Available in Java EE 2 Topics | 1 Quiz

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Expressing the Importance of Security for Enterprise Java Applications

Identifying the Core Features in the Java EE Security API

Chapter 9: Getting a Glimpse-Paradigm Shift of Application Architectures and Java EE 3 Topics | 1 Quiz

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Discussing the Evolution from Monolith to Microservices

Interpreting the Shift from Java EE to Jakarta EE

Exploring the cloud computing (cloud-native applications) focus of Jakarta EE

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