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WebLogic® Management Overview

Course Abstract
(1 Day)

This course will illustrate the standard e-commerce business model for server-side development and the capabilities of BEA Systems WebLogic Application Server to implement this model.  The e-commerce model will depict the role of the following components; browsers, HTML, HTTP, web servers, application servers, servlets (both stateless and stateful), JavaBeans, JavaServer Pages, security, accessing data stores and enterprise JavaBeans (entity and session).  The course will focus on the following toolset; Java® IDEs, WebLogic Application Server, Apache HTTP Server and Internet Explorer.  Additionally, the role of each tool within the e-commerce model will be illustrated.

Audience

Managers and other non-technical individuals that need a high level overview of the e-commerce model implemented under BEA Systems WebLogic toolset.

Course Objectives

Upon conclusion participants will have acquired these skills:

• Understand the advantages of thin client server-side development

• Define the role of multi-tiered enterprise hierarchy

• Illustrate the different roles of the web server and WebLogic Application Server

• Depict the role of user interface designer for HTML and JSP creation

• Understand the capabilities of Java® servlets and relational database access

• Understand the role the JavaServer Pages and the interplay with servlets

• Demonstrate the use of JavaBeans in conjunction with JSPs

• Discuss the accessing of relational structures with Java® servlets

• Understand the role of Enterprise JavaBeans

• Depict the relationship between servlets and EJBs

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