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[QUOTE=MariPriya;183573][B]Name Of Training Institute [/B]: Gods Grace Technologies Pvt Ltd (godsgracetechnologies.info)
[B]Location of the Institute[/B]: Visakhapatnam
[b]Training Offered [/b] : J2EE Technology Training

[URL]http://www.godsgracetechnologies.info/online-training/j2ee-technology-training.html[/URL]

[B]J2EE Technology Training
J2EE Course Content                                   
Course Duration [/B]- 45hrs J2EE

[B]Web applications and HTTP basics[/B]:
**  Servlets.
**  Servlet model.
**  Servlet Life cycle.
**  Servlet container model.
**  Coordinating servlets / Information sharing.
**  http servlet package.
**  Session management.
**  Filters.
**  Listeners
**  Web applications security.

[B]JSP(Java Server Pages)[/B]:
**  JSP Elements
o Directives.
o Declarations.
o Scrip lets.
o Expressions.
o JSP Actions.
o Comments.
**  Implicit objects.
**  Expression Language (EL).

[B]Model1 and Model2 Architectures[/B]:
**  JSTL.
**  JNDI.
**  Resource Connections
**  JSP Elements
o Data Source objects.
o Connection pools.
**  JTA (JavaTransactionAPI).
**  MS (JavaMessagingService).
**  JSP Elements
o Point-to-Point Messaging.
o Publish/Subscribe Messaging.
**  RMI.
**  Design Patterns.

[B]Overview of EJB 3.0[/B]:
**  What is an EJB
**  Why should you use EJB
**  When should you not use EJB
**  What's new in EJB 3.0

[B]The EJB 3.0 Simplified API[/B]
**  A quick review of annotations in Java 5
**  Overview of using annotations to develop EJB
**  Annotations vs. Deployment descriptors

[B]Interceptors[/B]
**  Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) in JEE
**  Intercepting methods
**  Building Interceptor Classes

[B]Session Beans[/B]
**  Developing Stateless and Stateful beans
**  Related Annotations
**  Life-cycle of session beans
**  Session bean best practices
**  Linking UML modelling constructs with Session Beans

[B]Message-Driven Beans[/B]
**  Introduction to asynchronous beans
**  Introduction to the Java Message Service (JMS) API
**  Configuring the activation context
**  Configuring the JMS message providers

[B]Injectors[/B]
**  What are Injectors
**  Using injectors to access resources and EJBs
**  Accessing the EJB context and the Environment Naming Context (ENC)
**  Setter injection
**  Simplifying lookup of beans and resources using injectors
**  Annotation used for injection

[B]Java Persistence API (JPA)[/B]
**  Overview of Java Persistence API for EJB 3.0
**  Entity class and O/R mappings
**  Overview of packing and deploying entities

[B]Entities[/B]
**  Persistent fields and properties
**  Entity relationship mappings
**  Inheritance mappings
**  Annotations and XML descriptors for defining mappings

[B]Entity Operations[/B]
**  The Entity Manager interface
**  Entity instance life cycle
**  Entity listeners and call-back methods

[B]Java Persistence Query Language (JPQL)[/B]
**  Overview of EJB 3.0 query language
**  Writing portable queries based on Entities
**  Building native queries for performance
**  Building custom finders
**  Polymorphism
**  Automatic storage of query results in plain old Java objects (POJO)

[B]EJB Timer Service[/B]
**  Overview of Timer Service
**  Timer Service APIs
**  Using injectors to inject Timer Service
**  Programming with Timer Service
**  Scheduling recurring tasks

[B]EJB Transactions[/B]
**  Container vs. Bean managed transactions
**  Container-managed transaction attributes
**  Transaction propagation
**  Accessing the User Transaction service using injectors
**  Invoking the User Transaction service using JTA
**  Transaction Isolation attributes
**  Session Synchronized Stateful Session Beans
**  Transactions and exceptions
**  Using annotation to specify transaction attributes

[B]EJB Security[/B]
**  Security annotations
**  Roles, Groups and Permissions
**  Declarative vs. Programmatic security
**  Accessing the Security services using the EJB Context
**  Switching the security context

[B]Structs Frame Work[/B]
**  Tools
**  Eclipse.
**  My Eclipse.
**  Net Beans.
**  IBM RAD.
**  TOAD.

[B]WEB/APPLICATION SERVERS[/B]
**  Tomcat.
**  JBoss.
**  Web logic.
**  Sun Server.
**  Web sphere

[B]Address[/B]:
Gods Grace Technologies Pvt Ltd
M.V.P Colony,
Visakhapatnam - 530 017
Andhra Pradesh, India.[/QUOTE]

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