Jakarta Jee8 Web Development For Enterprise Java Developers

Learn how to develop a Jakarta JEE8 web app with the Spring Framework

What you'll learn

How to create a Jakarta JEE8 Web Application with the help of the Eclipse IDE, Maven and Tomcat 9.x

Understand Java Servlets, Java Server Pages and the Model View Controller Pattern used in all modern Web Applications

Understand more advanced concepts such as Multi-Threading, Session Management and Servlet Filters

Expanding our understanding of Java Web Development using Spring in the Back-end and jQuery/Bootstrap and HTML/CSS in the front end

Requirements

Be familiar with the Java Programming language, be familiar with modern IDE's such as Eclipse or IntelliJ and have a basic grasp of modern relational databases.

Description

An introduction to Java Web Development with Jakarta JEE 8:Creating a basic JEE 8 Maven project structureOur Basic Jakarta JEE 8 Web Application StructureCreating and populating our CharityDB in MariaDBCreating and populating our Charity Associate Table in MariaDBUpdating the JEE 8 Web Application Module with a Hello World ServletDebugging the JEE 8 Web AppUsing a Multiparameter Form in a JEE 8 Web AppUsing Init Params in the JEE 8 Web AppUploading files via Servlet in the JEE 8 Web AppMulti-threading in the Tomcat JEE 8 Web AppJSP is HTML in the JEE 8 Web AppExpanding on our JSP knowledge in Jakarta JEE 8Embedding Java into JSP with JEE 8 Web AppCombining Java (C) and JSP(V) in our JEE 8 Web App MVCUsing HTML and CSS with Bootstrap in our JSPsUnderstanding Jakarta Expression Language 3.0 - Part 1Using the Java Standard Tag Library 1.2 in our JEE 8 Web Applications - Part 1A short overview of Jakarta Server FacesMaintaining State using Sessions in our JEE 8 Web Applications - Part 1Maintaining State using Sessions in our JEE 8 Web Applications - Part 2Understanding Jakarta Expression Language 3.0 - Part 2Understanding Jakarta Expression Language 3.0 - Part 3Using the Java Standard Tag Library 1.2 in our JEE 8 Web Applications - Part 2Using custom Java Standard Tag Library 1.2 files in our JEE 8 Web Applications - Part 3Using custom JSTL 1.2 files for enabling login to our JEE 8 Web ApplicationsMaintaining State using SessionListereners in our JEE 8 Web Applications - Part 3Clustering and Session Replication in Tomcat 9 in our JEE 8 Web ApplicationsImproving our Jakarta JEE 8 Web Application using FiltersMaking your Application Interactive with WebSocketsLogging with log4j and slf4j in our Jakarta JEE8 Web ApplicationSpring Framework Review with Jakarta JEE8Spring Framework Enterprise Development with Jakarta JEE8Java Persistence API and Hibernate ORM with Jakarta JEE8Using Spring Security in a JEE 8 Web Application

Overview

Section 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1 High Level overview of what we will learn

Lecture 2 What is the Jakarta Java Platform Enterprise Edition 8 ?

Lecture 3 Our example User Story

Section 2: Our Jakarta Java Enterprise Edition 8 Development Environment Setup

Lecture 4 A high level overview of all the tools that we will use

Lecture 5 Installing and Setting up OpenJDK 11 on Windows 10

Lecture 6 Downloading, Installing and Setting up Eclipse on Windows 11

Lecture 7 Downloading, Installing and Setting up Git on Windows 10

Lecture 8 Setting up our Github Repository and importing it into Eclipse

Lecture 9 Installing and setting up Maven 3 on Windows 10

Lecture 10 Maven 3 - Eclipse IDE Configuration and Setup

Lecture 11 Downloading, Installing and Setting up the Tomcat 9 Web Server in Windows 10

Lecture 12 Create a Tomcat 9 run configuration in Eclipse 2021

Lecture 13 MariaDB Installation and Setup in Windows 10

Lecture 14 Maria DB & Eclipse 2021 Configuration and Setup

Section 3: How to create Java Enterprise Web Applications - The Backend Introduction

Lecture 15 Our Basic Jakarta JEE 8 Web Application Structure

Lecture 16 Basic Charity DB Design (Starting Template)

Lecture 17 Creating a ”Hello World” Servlet

Lecture 18 Debugging a Tomcat Web Application Archive in Eclipse 2021

Lecture 19 Form submissions and Servlet Parameters

Lecture 20 JSP INIT Parameters - Configuration

Lecture 21 File Uploading

Lecture 22 Coding for Multi-Threading in the Tomcat 9 Web Server

Section 4: How to create Java Enterprise Web Applications - The Frontend Introduction

Lecture 23 Unlock the Power of Jakarta JEE8: Transforming JSP into Dynamic HTML

Lecture 24 Expanding on our JSP knowledge

Lecture 25 JSP with Embedded Java

Lecture 26 Combining Servlets and JSPs: Servlet as Controller, JSP as View in MVC Pattern

Lecture 27 HTML and CSS with Bootstrap in JSP

Lecture 28 Using the Jakarta JEE 8 JSP Expression Language - Part 1

Lecture 29 Using the Java Standard Tag Library - Part 1

Lecture 30 A short overview of Java/Jakarta Server Faces 2.3

Section 5: How to create Java Enterprise Web Applications - The Enterprise Introduction

Lecture 31 Maintaining State with Sessions Part 1

Lecture 32 Maintaining with Sessions State Part 2

Lecture 33 Using the Jakarta JEE 8 JSP Expression Language 3.0 Part 2

Lecture 34 Using the Jakarta JEE 8 JSP Expression Language 3.0 Part 3

Lecture 35 Adding User Authentication (Login) to our Charity Registration Web App

Lecture 36 Maintaining State with Sessions Part 3

Lecture 37 Clustering and Session Replication in Tomcat 9

Lecture 38 Understanding the purpose of Filters

Lecture 39 Web-Sockets for interactivity and high volume throughput

Lecture 40 Adding Logging to our Jakarta JEE8 Web Application

Section 6: Using the Spring Framework to improve our JEE8 Web Application

Lecture 41 Spring Framework Review

Lecture 42 Spring XML Application Context Configuration

Lecture 43 Spring Dispatcher Servlet with Context Configuration

Lecture 44 Using Bean Definition Profiles in a Spring Application

Section 7: Using the Spring Framework with the Jakarta JEE8 Enterprise Platform

Lecture 45 Replacing our JEE8 Command Pattern Servlets with Controllers

Lecture 46 Using Services and Repositories to Support our Spring MVC Controllers

Lecture 47 Internationalizing your Application with Spring Framework i18n

Lecture 48 Using JSR 349, Spring Framework and Hibernate Validator for Bean Validation

Lecture 49 Creating SOAP Web Services

Lecture 50 Creating REST-full Web Services - Slide Intro

Lecture 51 Spring MVC REST - Coding Part 1

Lecture 52 Spring MVC REST - Coding Part 2

Lecture 53 Spring MVC REST - Coding Part 3

Section 8: Using JPA to persists data with Hibernate and ORM

Lecture 54 An overview of the Java Persistence API

Lecture 55 Mapping Entities to Tables with JPA Annotations

Lecture 56 Using JPA in Spring Framework Repositories

Lecture 57 Eliminating Boilerplate JDBC code with Spring Data JPA

Lecture 58 Refactoring our Charity Registration Application with Spring JPA and Hibernate

Section 9: Using Spring Security in a JEE 8 Web Application

Lecture 59 An overview of Spring Security

Lecture 60 Authenticating Users with Spring Security - Part 1

Lecture 61 Authenticating Users with Spring Security - Part 2

Lecture 62 Using Authorization Tags and Annotations

Developers who have to create or maintain Java Web Applications with the Jakarta Jee8 Platform