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Java EE 7: Getting Started offers a comprehensive training experience focused on crafting distributed web applications using Java EE and Angular technologies. This course guides participants through the complete process of constructing a back-end REST API with Java EE and integrating it with an Angular front-end. Participants will learn to set up their development environments, design domain models, map them to relational databases, implement transaction management, expose business domains through REST APIs, and construct Angular front-ends for seamless interaction with the APIs.
Overview of Java EE technology stack
Key concepts and components of Java EE
Importance and advantages of using Java EE for web application development
Installing and configuring necessary tools for Java EE development
Setting up IDEs and other development environments
Ensuring compatibility and smooth workflow across different platforms (Windows, macOS, Linux)
Creating a new Java EE project
Configuring project structure and dependencies
Initializing essential components for starting development
Understanding domain modeling concepts
Defining entities, relationships, and attributes
Mapping domain model to database schema
Implementing transactional behavior in Java EE applications
Managing database transactions effectively
Ensuring data consistency and integrity
Writing and executing unit tests for Java EE components
Performing integration testing to validate application functionality
Using testing frameworks and tools for comprehensive test coverage
Implementing data validation rules in Java EE applications
Utilizing bean validation annotations and frameworks
Understanding and applying dependency injection principles
Creating RESTful APIs in Java EE applications
Implementing endpoints for CRUD operations
Handling HTTP requests and responses
Documenting RESTful APIs using OpenAPI (Swagger) or similar tools
Generating API documentation for better understanding and collaboration
Ensuring consistency and clarity in API documentation
Overview of Angular framework and its features
Setting up development environment for Angular applications
Understanding Angular CLI and project structure
Creating a new Angular project
Configuring project settings and dependencies
Running and testing Angular applications locally
Designing user interfaces using Angular components and templates
Styling components with CSS and SCSS
Implementing responsive design for cross-device compatibility
Navigating between different components in Angular applications
Using Angular Router for managing application navigation
Implementing route guards for controlling access to routes
Consuming RESTful APIs from Angular applications
Making HTTP requests using Angular HttpClient module
Handling asynchronous data operations and responses
Reviewing the entire application architecture and functionality
Identifying areas for improvement and optimization
Refactoring code and addressing any remaining issues or concerns