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JBoss is a free, open source application server under the LGPL license that is widely used for developing and deploying enterprise Java applications (J2EE), Web applications, and Portals.
JBoss AS Training Objectives
JBoss Administration Training course covers the details of setting up, configuring, and fine-tuning JBoss application server. JBoss and EJB3 for Java Developers is designed for those Java developers who wish to extend their knowledge to EJB3 and J2EE middleware programming using the JBoss Application Server. It provides a hands-on approach to EJB3 and J2EE application development, deployment and the tools necessary to facilitate both processes.
Course Details:
J2EE
- What is J2EE
- Overview of J2EE
- J2EE vs. other Web technologies
JBoss
- JBoss Organization
- History of JBoss AS
- Features of JBoss AS
- JBoss AS Architecture
- JBoss AS Services
- JBoss AS Requirements
Installation
- Getting and Installing Java
- Configuring Java
- Getting JBoss AS
- Building JBoss AS from source
- Installing JBoss AS
- Unpacking
- Running Java Installer
- Understanding Differences
Directory Structure
- Explaining JBoss AS Directories
- bin, client, docs, lib, server
- Explaining JBoss AS Configuration Sets
- Difference between minimal, default, all
- Internal Directory Structure
- conf, lib, deploy, temp, work, data, log, etc.
- Logging on JBoss
Starting/Stopping
- Starting JBoss AS from command-line
- Starting JBoss AS as a service
- Verifying JBoss Startup
- Stopping JBoss (locally, remotely)
- Booting JBoss AS from network
Deployments
- J2EE Development/Deployment Lifecycle and Roles
- Deployment Descriptors (DTDs vs. Schemas)
- Deployment on JBoss AS
- JBoss Deployers (WAR, EAR, EJB, JAR, RAR, SAR, HAR, etc.)
- Deployment Dependencies
- Hot vs. Cold Deployment
- JBoss conf/jboss-service.xml file
- XMBeans
Services
- Tomcat Web Container
- Architecture and Configuration (server.xml)
- Concepts (Connectors, Engine, Host, Context, Valve, etc.)
- Understanding web.xml (Filters, Servlets, Mappings, etc.)
- Default web.xml
- Serving Static Content
- Virtual Hosting
- Web Access Logging
- JNDI
- Overview
- JNDI on JBoss
- JavaMail on JBoss
- JMX
- Overview
- Architecture
- JMX on JBoss
- JMX Console
- Twiddle command-line tool
- Deploying JMX Services
- Web Console
- JBoss Monitoring
- JMS
- Overview
- Architecture
- Domains (Point-to-Point vs. Publish-Subscribe)
- JMS on JBoss
- Configuration
Database Connectivity
- Installing/setting up MySQL
- Overview of JDBC
- Installing JDBC Drivers
- Defining Resource Requirements
- Describing Database Resources (Connection Pools)
- Resource Mapping
- Testing database access
- Embedded Hypersonic database
Security
- Securing Applications on JBoss AS
- Filtering clients by IP/Hostname
- Implementing JAAS-based declarative security
- Authentication and Authorization
- Plain-text
- Database-based
- Securing passwords
- Basic vs Form login
- Handling A&A failures
- Data Transport Security (SSL)
- Generating SSL certificates
- Configuring embedded Tomcat for SSL
- Requiring SSL by applications
- Securing JBoss AS
- User and file system security
- Securing console applications/tools
- Securing other JBoss AS services
- Running with Java Security Manager
- Running behind a firewall
Performance
- JVM Tuning and GC Optimization
- Tomcat Tuning
- RMI/EJB Tuning
- Log4J Tuning
- Tuning other JBoss services
- Slimming JBoss
High Availability and Scalability
- Defining Requirements
- Overview of clustering architectures
- Fronting JBoss with Apache Web Server
- Advantages
- Installing and Configuring mod_jk
- Load Balancing with mod_jk
- Enabling sticky sessions (server-affinity)
- Clustered Session Replication
- Clustered Single-Signon
- Clustering ot