Java Application Developer Advanced Course (Java Rich Client Application)

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Java Application Developer Advanced Course

This Java Developer advanced course for Rich Client Applications training teaches you how to design a rich client application in a case study approach: analyze, design & develop key components of the application. You’ll design the application using the Model-View-Controller pattern & more.

The Java – Develop Rich Client Applications training takes you through the process of designing a rich client application using Java and Java FX. Using the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern and a case study approach, you’ll learn to analyze, design and develop the user interface, connect the user interface to a database and finally connect the user interface to a RESTful web service.

You Will Learn How To

• Build robust, data-driven web applications by integrating key components of Java EE.
• Create dynamic, session-managed, data-driven web applications with Java servlets.
• Build dynamic web page views with JSP.
• Implement the MVC design pattern for Java web applications.
• Use listeners to initialise web sessions and applications.
• Employ best practises for storing application data.
• Use database connection pools to reduce latency.
• Lock down a web application using container managed security.
• Create a graphical user interface using Java FX.
• Connect a Java FX GUI to database using JPA.
• Connect a Java FX GUI to a RESTful web service.
• Package and deploy a Java FX application.
• Sign a Java FX application.
• Connect their application to a RESTful web service using JAX-RS and the Jersey API.

Course Key Topics

Introduction to Java

• Providing an overview of Rich Client applications(RIAs)
• Providing an overview of JavaFX
• The Broker Tool Application
• Describing BrokerTool database schema
• Describing an overview of BrokerTool
• Providing an overview of Henley Automobile application
• JavaFX Overview

What is JavaFX?

• Comparing JavaFX with Swing
• Understanding JavaFX Scene Graph
• How to create a JavaFX app?
• Exploring JavaFX API
• Creating JavaFX FXML Application

Overview of JavaFX features

• Demonstrating Simple JavaFX Applications
• Generics and JavaFX Collections
• Reviewing Java Generic Collection objects
• Reviewing JavaFX Collection’s ObservableList and ObservableMap
• Reviewing Java Generics syntax

UI Controls, Layouts, Charts, and CSS

• Using Charts in JavaFX application
• Adding events to JavaFX controls
• Using Layout features in JavaFX application
• Understanding Scene Graph in depth
• Understanding the usage of CSS in JavaFX application
• Using UI controls in JavaFX application

Visual Effects, Animation, Web View, and Media

• Describing the benefits of using WebView and WebNode
• Describing the implementation of Multimedia in JavaFX
• Using Visual Effects in JavaFX application
• Using Animation and transition features in JavaFX application

JavaFX Tables and Client GUI

• Displaying BrokerTool data and determine which charts and tables to use to display data
• Applying CSS to a JavaFX application
• Describing the BrokerTool app interface
• Determining which JavaFX components to use in the BrokerTool interface

Creating smart Table

• JavaFX Concurrency and Binding
• Implementing Threading and Concurrency in JavaFX
• Describing properties and binding in JavaFX

Java Persistence API (JPA)

• Performing CRUD operations using Entity and Queries
• Understanding JPA concepts
• Understanding Components of JPA architecture
• What is Transactions ?
• Applying the JPA
• Applying JPA in HenleyApp application

Identifying Entity Relationships

• Using Criteria API in JavaFX application
• Applying two-tier design

Implementing a Multi-Tier Design with RESTful Web Services

• Describing JAX-RS web services
• Comparing Three-tier design versus Two-tier design
• Using JAX-RS web services in the HenleyServer application

Connecting to a RESTful Web Service

• Reviewing the implementation of Web service clients of HenleyApp
• Testing REST web service with HTTP and HTML
• Identifying how to develop a Jersey RESTful client
• Developing JAX-RS web service clients
• Packaging and Deploying Applications
• Deploying Jar using Java Web Start
• Deploying Rich Internet using Deployment Toolkit
• Using jar to package up Java applications

Deploying Embedded applications

• Using an Installer
• Deploying applications
• Developing Secure Applications
• Listing Security resources available on the Internet
• Understanding Mutability
• Avoiding common Injection and inclusion attacks

Protecting Confidential data

• Limiting the accessiblity of classes
• Describing Fundamental secure coding concepts
• Describing the Aspects of security
• Signing an Application and Authentication
• Understanding HTTP Authentication mechanism
• Using HTTPS with an application

Introducing SSL/TLS

• Describing Public and private key encryption
• Describing Digital Signatures

Logging

• Overview of Java Logging API
• Setting Log levels
• Using Logger Configuration
• Creating a Logger Object
• Reviewing Logging methods
• Configuring Logger Handlers and formatters

Implementing Unit Testing and Using Version Control

• Understanding Unit Testing, Test Cases and features of JUnit
• Understanding and Writing JUnit test cases
• Using Version control system
• Using NetBeans support for JUnit

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