Participants are going to develop distributed applications by using the Java (Java/Jakarta EE) enterprise platform. These applications can be connected with a relational DBMS.

The combination of Java EE APIs will be put into practice by means of a case study at the end of this track.

During this track, participants will become familiar with:

• the object oriented techniques for the development of distributed applications
• Enterprise Java Beans (EJB)
• the approach of relational DBMS via JPA
• the creation of API endpoints with JAX-RS to create distributed applications
• JSF for creating a web frontend

This track is based on some standard ABIS courses. All courses are well coordinated; the knowledge obtained can be reused and elaborated on.

• Java EE: the architecture explained
• Distributed applications with Java EE: JAX-RS and JAX-WS
• Building enterprise applications with EJB 3.x and JPA
• JSF (JavaServer Faces)
• Java EE case study

During each course, participants will have sufficient time to do exercises using the knowledge obtained; this knowledge is indispensable during the case study. During this case study, participants learn to manage and guide a project; they also learn to work in group on a well-structured distributed application.

Delivered as a live, interactive training: available in-person or online, or in a hybrid format. 
Training can be implemented in English, Dutch, or French.
If interested in organising this training internally, get in touch with us; we can even customise it to meet your specific needs.

Participants should be familiar with the basic Java environment (see Java core track - Java SE) and RDBMS concepts (see course SQL and relational databases fundamentals).

Developers who are going to use Java in order to build distributed applications on a Java EE platform.