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Enterprise Web Application Development Learning Path

The Enterprise Web Application Development path provides students with the knowledge to build and deploy enterprise web applications that comply with Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 6 technology standards using EJB Technology, JPA, JSP and servlet technologies. These courses will prepare you for Sun JSF Developer and Sun Servlet and JSP Developer certifications which will be releasing soon. This path also covers development with Web 2.0 technologies.

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A = Web Application Services Developer

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Numbers indicate order in which courses should be taken. Courses identified by the same number can be taken in any order and it is not required that you take all courses.
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Developing Applications for the Java EE Platform
Build and deploy applications using Java EE 6 platform. Covers topics in EJB technology, JPA, servlets, JSP technology, JSF, RESTful and SOAP web services
 
JSF Development
2
Developing Web Applications Using JSF Technolgies
In-depth introduction to the JSF technology included in Java EE 6
 
EXAM
Sun Certified JSF Developer
Certification exam - coming soon!
 
 
CX-310-086
Servlet and JSP Development
2
Web Component Development with Servlet and JSP Technologies
Learn to quickly build web applications suited to any Java EE 6 application server using JSP and servlet technologies.
 
EXAM
Sun Certified Servlet and JSP Developer
Certification exam - coming soon!
 
 
CX-310-085
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Java EE Patterns
J2EE components, messaging, EJB, class diagrams
 

Java University 2009 Online: Enterprise Development Topics
JSF 2.0 foundation and practice; getting started with MySQL for developers; using Java EE and SOA to help architect and design robust enterprise applications; developing portable Java EE platform applications with the EJB 3.1
 
 Web-based
WJOB-500
Related Courses for Web 2.0 Technologies

Web 2.0 and Java Web Site Development
Web 2.0 front end, Ajax, JavaScript, CSS, JSP and Servlet introduction within a Model View Controller (MVC) application, Rich Interactive Application (RAI) using the Dojo Toolkit
 

Web 2.0 and Java Web Site Development using Ext JS
Web 2.0 front end, Ajax, JavaScript, CSS, JSP and Servlet introduction within a Model View Controller (MVC) application, Rich Interactive Application (RAI) using the Ext JS SDK
 

Developing JavaServer Faces Components with Ajax
For JSF component developers: JavaServer Faces (JSF), Ajax, JSF component, Web tier
 

JavaOne 2009 Online: Web 2.0 Development Topics
Integrating Web 2.0 and cloud computing to build next generation services; extreme Google Web Toolkit: exploring advanced aspects of GWT; JRuby Rails
 
 Web-based
WPB-500

JavaScript Language for Java Developers
JavaScript objects, Document Object Model (DOM), Ajax security, JSON
 
 Web-based
WJO-2123
 
 
 
 
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