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Mastering J2EE Development with IBM Rational Software Architect
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Duration:
5 Days
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J2EE Developers
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Software Designers
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Software Architects
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Exposure to UML
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Knowledge of Java required
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Exposure to Servlets, JSPs, and EJB recommended
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Description
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IBM Rational Software Architect (RSA) belongs to a new generation of development tools that promises increased developer productivity through seamless integration of coding and modeling. This course has a goal of creating highly productive RSA developers. The course covers the whole development cycle, and deals with all aspects of J2EE development. We follow a typical progression on a project and practice the topics on numerous, realistic exercises and case studies.
This course, as all of InferData courses, goes beyond usual tutorials - it provides expert knowledge of consultants who are using RSA in their everyday work.
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Objectives
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The objective of the course is to create highly productive RSA developers. Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:
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Apply best modeling practices and develop J2EE applications
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Express requirements, designs and architectures with RSA
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Increase development speed by using generative programming techniques
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Master the RSA environment
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Apply best practices and avoid pitfalls of RSA development
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Course Outline
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Introduction to RSA
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RSA Overview
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RSA Project and Models
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Getting Around in the Modeling Environment
Modeling with RSA
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RSA modeling environment
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Working with UML diagrams
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Comparing and merging models
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Publishing and reporting
Java Development with RSA
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Java Projects
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Java Models
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Generating Code
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Reverse Engineering
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Round trip engineering
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Synchronization
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Assisted modeling
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Deploying Java applications
J2EE Development with RSA
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Web modeling
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Modeling Servlets
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Modeling JSPs
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Modeling EJBs
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J2EE Patterns
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Web application patterns
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EJB Patterns
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Database mappings and EJB
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Deploying J2EE applications
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From Requirements to J2EE Applications
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Software Process Overview
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Domain Modeling
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System Analysis
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Architecture Definition
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Mapping of Analysis Models to J2EE Artifacts
Model Driven Development in RSA
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Model Driven Architecture (MDA) Overview
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MDA and RSA
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Enterprise Generation Language Overview
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Code Generation Patterns
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Reusable Asset Specification Overview
Case Study
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Fuzzy Requirements
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Domain Models in RSA
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Building a System Requirements Model
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Defining an Architecture in RSA
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Preparing for Code Generation
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Generating Code
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Modification of Generated Code
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Deployment to J2EE Servers
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