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Training: J2EE Web Development

Ref. JAVAW
Duration:
4
 jours
Exam:
Not certifying
Level:
Intermédiaire

J2EE Training

Java Servlets and Java Server Pages provide a solid foundation for designing robust and scalable web applications. This J2EE training is designed to support developers in creating modern and high-performance solutions. Participants will learn how to leverage servlet and JSP technologies while also understanding the essential mechanisms of the Java Enterprise Edition platform. With a progressive and structured approach, each learner will gain real autonomy to develop with J2EE dynamic and object-oriented applications.

An asset for developers

Today, mastering n-tier web applications is essential to meet business needs. This course strengthens Java fundamentals while introducing professional practices. Learners will discover how to integrate a web interface with databases, manage sessions, and apply proven architectural models such as MVC. This approach ensures a clear understanding of the interactions between the different layers of an application.

Participant Profiles

  • Individuals involved in developing Web applications with Java

Objectives

  • Build data-driven Web applications with server-side Java technologies
  • Add a Web interface to your databases using Java servlets
  • Generate dynamic Web pages with JavaServer pages (JSP)
  • Personalize content for users with cookies and sessions using the Java Servlet API
  • Integrate JSP custom tags to minimize scriptlet code

Prerequisites

  • Real-world Java programming experience
  • Knowledge of Web technologies and HTML

Course Content

Module 1: Course overview

  • Review of Java SE and Java EE program
  • Introduction to web application technologies

Module 2: Web application essentials

  • Java Servlet technology
  • JavaServer Pages technology
  • Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture
  • Java EE containers and application servers
  • Web application development process
  • Essential structure of a WAR file

Module 3: Developing a servlet

  • HTTP headers and their functions
  • Request and response processes
  • Servlet life cycle
  • Annotations and injection methods
  • Servlet threading model
  • Developing a servlet to handle client browser requests

Module 4: Processing form requests

  • HTML forms and data submission
  • HTTP requests and parameter transmission
  • Servlets for retrieving form data
  • Using HttpSession objects
  • Managing cookies
  • URL rewriting for session management

Module 5: Configuring the web application

  • Deployment descriptors
  • Servlet mappings
  • Context and initialization parameters
  • @WebServlet and @WebInitParam annotations
  • ServletContextListener interface
  • Application scopes
  • Error handling with a deployment descriptor

Module 6: Implementing MVC design

  • Controller implementation with a servlet
  • Model implementation with POJO
  • View implementation with JSP and Expression Language
  • Connecting model, view, and controller
  • Injecting a service into a controller

Module 7: Developing with JSP

  • JSP technology
  • Writing JSP code using script elements
  • JSP page directive
  • Standard tags
  • Expression Language (EL)
  • JSP configuration in web.xml
  • JSP error pages

Module 8: Custom JSP tags

  • Designing pages with tag libraries
  • Using custom tag libraries
  • JSTL tags

Module 9: Using filters

  • Web container request cycle
  • Filter API
  • Developing a filter class
  • Configuring a filter in web.xml

Module 10: Advanced servlet features

  • Asynchronous servlet
  • HTTP requests via JavaScript
  • Handling HTTP responses in JavaScript
  • Server-push effect
  • Managing multipart form data

Module 11: Security

  • Common security failures
  • User authentication
  • Java EE security model
  • Secured SSL communication

Module 12: Database integration

  • Model and persistence
  • Persistent storage with JDBC and JPA

Documentation

  • Digital courseware included

Lab / Exercises

Lab 1: Developing a Servlet
Lab 2: Handling Form Requests in Servlets
Lab 3: Configuring Your Web Application
Lab 4: Implementing an MVC Design
Lab 5: Developing Components with JavaServer Pages Technology
Lab 6: Developing JSP Pages by Using Custom Tags
Lab 7: Using Filters in Web Applications
Lab 8: More Servlet Features
Lab 9: Implementing Security
Lab 10: Integrating Web Applications with Databases

Complementary Courses

Eligible Funding

ITTA is a partner of a continuing education fund dedicated to temporary workers. This fund can subsidize your training, provided that you are subject to the “Service Provision” collective labor agreement (CCT) and meet certain conditions, including having worked at least 88 hours in the past 12 months.

Additional Information

Understanding the importance of J2EE in modern web development

The world of web applications is evolving rapidly. However, some technological foundations remain essential for building robust solutions. J2EE, now often referred to as Jakarta EE, provides a complete framework for developing enterprise-grade web applications. Taking a J2EE training course allows participants to deeply understand the mechanisms that power today’s professional applications. From session management to data persistence, every aspect of development is covered using proven standards.

The concrete advantages of the Java Enterprise platform

Learning to develop with J2EE goes beyond simply writing code. It means adopting an architecture designed for scalability, security, and maintainability. The Java Enterprise platform provides reusable components, centralized resource management, and built-in tools for handling transactions or securing access. This framework prevents developers from reinventing the wheel and allows them to focus on business logic. The result is greater efficiency and reliability.

The role of servlets and JSP in an application

In a professional environment, servlets act as the controller between the client and the server. They handle HTTP requests, manage sessions, and communicate with the business layer. Java Server Pages, on the other hand, facilitate the dynamic generation of interfaces. Together, they form the foundation of many applications. A J2EE training course teaches how to use them effectively, but also how to integrate them into a modern MVC architecture.

Best practices for development with J2EE

A developer working on enterprise Java applications must follow certain rules to ensure quality. Code should be clear, reusable, and compliant with standards. Separation of concerns is crucial: servlets manage control logic, the model handles data, and the view ensures presentation. Using custom JSP tags or the JSTL library reduces code complexity and improves readability. These best practices, emphasized in training, save valuable time during maintenance or future upgrades.

Database integration and data persistence

An n-tier web application often relies on interactions with a database. JDBC and JPA are essential tools for this communication. JDBC offers direct and precise access, while JPA provides a higher level of abstraction with entity management. Mastering both approaches is critical for developing with J2EE applications that are truly enterprise-ready. This also ensures reliability and security when storing information.

Security as a priority

Web applications are exposed to numerous risks. SQL injection, unauthorized access, and session hijacking are just a few of the threats that must be addressed from the start. A J2EE training course highlights the security models integrated into Java EE, such as authentication and role management. Implementing SSL/TLS protocols ensures confidentiality of communications. These elements transform a functional project into an application truly ready for production use.

The contribution of filters and asynchronous servlets

To enhance performance and flexibility, J2EE offers complementary mechanisms. Filters allow requests to be intercepted and modified before reaching the target servlet. They are often used for authentication, response compression, or activity logging. Asynchronous servlets, meanwhile, provide the ability to handle long requests without blocking the server. These often overlooked concepts significantly improve the efficiency of modern applications.

Why invest in a J2EE training

Training in J2EE means acquiring in-demand technical skills, but also understanding best practices in architecture and security. It is also the opportunity to master a technology that remains the backbone of many enterprise applications. In a context where performance and reliability are critical, following this type of training is a strategic choice for any developer wishing to advance their career.

FAQ

What is the difference between J2EE and Jakarta EE?

J2EE is the former name of the platform. It was renamed Jakarta EE, but the concepts and technologies remain similar.

Which roles benefit the most from J2EE training?

Java developers, application architects, and software engineers gain significant advantages from these skills.

How long does it take to master development with J2EE?

It depends on the starting level. A Java developer can quickly acquire the basics in a few weeks, but full mastery requires more practice.

Is J2EE still used in current projects?

Yes, many companies continue to rely on this technology. It is stable, mature, and perfectly suited to the needs of critical applications.

Does the training cover practical aspects?

Yes, it combines theory with hands-on exercises. Participants build real applications using servlets, JSP, and databases.

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CHF 2'900.-
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