Sun Java System Application Server Platform Edition 9: Overview (WMT-IAS-1499)

Course Length

2 Hours

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Course Features and Services

• Synchronized audio provided by an expert instructor
• Lab reviews, simulations or demonstrations
• Slides
• Printable Study Guide
• Printable Lab Activity Guide

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Who Can Benefit

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Prerequisites

• Able to package and deploy a Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) application to an application server
• Familiar with Internet protocols
• Familiar with Java EE technology
• Familiar with concepts of web services

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Skills Gained

• Describe the features of the Application Server PE 9 that ease the development of Java EE 5
• Describe the features that ease the administration of Application Server PE 9
• Describe the Application Server Management eXtensions (AMX) application programming interface (API) and use self-management rules to extend management functionality
• Manage web services using Admin Console and asadmin in Application Server 9
• Describe the Java Business Integration (JBI) Architecture, and make a Java EE component JBI enabled or disabled
• Deploy Java EE applications in the Application Server
• Launch application clients using Java Web Start
• Describe NetBeans support in Application Server PE 9
• Configure security in Application Server PE 9
• Debug and troubleshoot Application Server PE 9 problems

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Related Courses

Before:

• Sun Java System Application Server 8.1 SE/EE SRT (IIAS-4444)

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Course Content

Module 1 - Introducing the Sun Java System Application Server PE 9

• Describe the Sun Java System Application Server Platform Edition 9 product line
• Discuss Java EE 5 feature integration with Application Server 9
• Describe the Application Server PE 9 Architecture
• Describe the key features of Application Server PE 9
• Describe the GlassFish community development project

Module 2 - Installing and Administering Application Server PE 9

• Describe the Application Server PE 9 product distributions and supported platforms
• Discuss the installation types
• Discuss the architecture of Application Server PE 9
• Describe the administration tools: Admin Console and the asadmin utility
• Describe the logging capabilities available in Application Server 9

Module 3 - Key Technologies in Application Server PE 9

• Discuss RMI-IIOP support in Application Server 9
• Describe JMS support in Application Server 9
• Describe J2EE Connector Architecture support in Application Server 9
• Discuss database connectivity features in Application Server 9
• Describe web container support in Application Server 9
• Discuss Enterprise JavaBeans EJB 3.0 support in Application Server 9

Module 4 - JMX Infrastructure and the AMX API

• Describe the JMX infrastructure
• Discuss the Application Server 9 managed beans (MBean) delegation model
• Describe the AMX API
• Describe the public MBeans
• Deploy custom MBeans
• Describe and configure self management rules

Module 5 - SOA Features in Application Server PE 9

• Describe the benefits of a service-oriented architecture (SOA)
• Describe web services features supported in Application Server 9
• Describe the web services specifications in Java EE 5
• Describe JBI and Open Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) integration in Application Server 9
• Install, configure, and add an internal registry for use with Application Server 9
• Publish, discover, and manage web services with Application Server 9

Module 6 - Deployment

• Describe deployment descriptors
• Describe annotation support in Application Server PE 9
• Describe the considerations for deploying an application without using runtime deployment descriptors
• Deploy applications using Admin Console and the asadmin command
• Describe the developer-focused deployment features
• Launch application clients using Java Web Start

Module 7 - Developer Experience Features

• Describe the class loader features in Application Server 9
• Generate a thread dump of Application Server 9 processes
• Describe IDE support for Application Server 9

Module 8 - Performance Features

• Discuss last agent optimization (LAO)
• Describe on-demand service initialization
• Describe the in-process message queue
• Describe the technologies incorporated to improve the performance of web services
• Describe the Grizzly HTTP connector

Module 9 - Debugging and Troubleshooting

• Use Call Flow to monitor run time behaviors of deployed applications
• Use Log Analyzer to get log statistics
• Use diagnostics service to get server report
• Use Admin Console and the asdamin utility to monitor server components and services
• Use JConsole with Application Server 9 for improved debugging
• Debug JVM issues using generate-jvm-report
• Debug deployment problems in Application Server PE 9
• Find the product documentation

Module 10 - Security

• Describe the types of security implemented in Application Server 9
• Discuss security responsibilities by role
• Secure a web application using basic authentication
• Describe security realms
• Discuss roles and and role mappings
• Configure message security at the Application Server and application levels
• Configure system security in the Admin Console

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