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Using the Eclipse Platform for Enterprise Development
Duration:   3 days
Audience Prerequisites

This course is designed for architects and developers who already have experience in Java and J2EE development.

  • Architects
  • Consultants
  • Enterprise Application Developers

This course assumes that audience already has working knowledge of Java, Enterprise JavaBean (EJB), JSP, Servlet, and in general, J2EE technologies.

Description
Eclipse is a very popular IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for developing applications in a number of programming languages including Java, C/C++, Ruby, PHP etc. The power of Eclipse comes from its innovative, extensible, component-based architecture called the Plugin Architecture. This means an eclipse-based tool can be extended indefinitely with more and more features.

In this class, we shall use the latest stable version of the Eclipse IDE for Enterprise Java development. It supports the full cycle of Java and JEE development, as well as XML and Web services development.

This course teaches students how to use Eclipse to develop Java, JEE 5, J2EE, XML, and Web services development as well as how to use the team environment to do source control. It also shows you many of the tricks and short cuts that enable you to develop your applications quickly, efficiently while enforcing best programming practices. It does not cover the theories of each individual technology in detail; rather it gives a succint overview of the relevant technology and then focuses on using the tool itself.

This course is highly hands-on. Approximately 70% of the time will be devoted to lab work.
Objectives

Upon completion of the course, students will be able to:

  • Navigate around the IDE
  • Create projects
  • Compile, run, debug, and depoy applications
  • Using Visual Editor
  • Using CVS within Eclipse to do source control
  • Using Profiling tool to fine tune your application's performance
  • Import and export WAR files, EJB jar files, and EAR files
  • Build Enterprise Applications
  • Build EJB modules
  • Build Web modules
  • Build Web services
  • Create and configure server projects
  • Deploy enterprise applications to the builtin test server
  • Deploy enterprise applications to production servers
  • Create XML file, DTD file, and XML Schema files
  • Design databases with the Data Perspective
Course Outline

Overview of Eclipse

  • Plugin architecturev
  • Workspace overview
  • Perspectives, Views and Editors
  • Creating projects
  • Edit, compile, and run Java applications
  • Debugging Java applications

JDT Features

  • Code completion
  • Using code templates
  • Using the powerful refactoring feature
  • Generating code while performing top-down design
  • Effectively using the Quick Fix feature
  • Effectively using Cheat sheets
  • Creating custom code templates
  • Defining and enforcing custom code formatting standards
  • Configuring the Java versions

Team Development Using CVS

  • Concurrent Version System (CVS) overview
  • Installing CVS
  • Creating repository
  • Adding projects to repository
  • Committing changes
  • Update from repository
  • Comparison and merge
  • Resolving conflicts
  • Creating versions

Configuration for Enterpise Development

  • Installing and configuring multiple Server runtimes
  • Managing project facets
  • Setting up eclipse update sites for automatic plugin and feature updates

Visual Editor for Java

  • Overview of Visual Editor for Java
  • Adding visual components
  • Code Synchronization
  • Externalizing strings
  • Event handling
  • Using Code Template to add event listeners
  • Testing Visual JavaBeans

Eclipse Overview

  • Eclipse platform architecture
  • Eclipse API
  • Write Plug-ins manually
  • Install a plug-in

Plug-in Development Environment (PDE)

  • PDE perspective and concepts
  • PDE project structure
  • Creating plug-in with PDE
  • Debug and run a plug-in

Developing Session Beans with Eclipse

  • JEE/J2EE Perspective overview
  • Creating enterprise application and EJB project
  • EJB project structure
  • Creating session beans with wizard
  • Using EJB Deployment Descriptor editor
  • Generating deployment code
  • Deploying to the installed JEE Server

Developing Peristence Applications with JPA

  • Introduction to Java Persistence API (JPA)
  • JPA Development perspective
  • Data Source Explorer
  • Writing Java applications to access/update data using JPA
  • Viewing database schemas, tables and records from Eclipse

Developing Web Applications with Eclipse

  • Overview of Web applications and WAR file structure
  • Creating Web projects
  • Editing Web Application deployment descriptors
  • Developing Servlets
  • Developing JavaServer Page
  • Developing custom tags

Using the XML Development Environment

  • Overview of XML Concepts
  • Creating XML file from scratch
  • Creating XML schemas using the XML Schema Editor
  • Generating XML from XSD files
  • Generating XML from DTD files

Developing Web Services

  • Overview of Web Services Concepts
  • Developing Web Services in Eclipse
  • Publishing Web Services
  • Discovering and using Web Services

Advanced Data Access

  • Database design in Data perspective
  • Creating SQL statements to access data
  • Generating XML from queries
 
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