Course Length

2 Hours

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Languages

English  

Format

Tech Talk  

Course Features and Services

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

 

Who Can Benefit

Students who can benefit from this course are architects, application server administrators, application deployers, support engineers, and technical staff who need to be Application Server product specialists.  

Prerequisites

To succeed fully in this course, students should be:

• 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

 

Skills Gained

Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:

• 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

 

Related Courses

Before:

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

 

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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