RHD163 JBoss for Web Developers Training Class

1. JBoss State of the Union

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  Professional Open Source methodology


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  JBoss Inc.'s role in leading the innovation of Open Source middleware
  development


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  JBoss Enterprise Middleware System (JEMS)


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  Service offerings, current product roadmaps, and the road ahead

2. JEMS Web Tier Architecture Overview

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  JBoss Portal


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  JavaServer Faces


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  Portlet specification


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  Integration with Servlet and JSP specifications


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  Tomcat configuration and tuning

3. Installing and Configuring JBoss Portal

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  Quickly get up and running with JBoss Portal and JBoss AS


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  Basic configuration of the portlet container


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  Set up different databases

4. Portlet Overview

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  Portlet specification


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  How portlet components differ from servlet components


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  Portlet window states


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  Portlet modes


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  Personalization


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  Portlet web integration and caching


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  Create portlets that target specific devices such as WAP-enabled phones.

5. Portlet Programming Model

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  Basics of Portlet API


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  Write portlet implementations and package them


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  Deployment descriptors required


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  Deploy your portlet to JBoss Portal implementation

6. Portlet Interaction with Servlets and JSP

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  Integrate portlet components with existing servlet and JSP applications


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  JBoss Portal integration options to existing Struts, Spring MVC, and JSF
  applications

7. User and Group Management

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  Manage users and groups with JBoss Portal


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  How user registration is handled


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  Create/edit user profiles and user groups

8. Personalization

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  Use Portlet API to manage portlet preferences and user attributes

9. Localization and Security

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  Localize the content on your web portal


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  Configure and enable authentication and authorization of users accessing
  portlets through JBoss Portal.


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  How JBoss Portal integrates with JBoss JAAS-based security framework to
  enable pluggable authentication modules


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  Enable single sign-on and group permissions with JBoss Portal

10. Java Server Faces (JSF) for Application Developers

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  JSF mainly from the point of view of an Application Developer


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  Write a simple JSF application


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  Explore the JSF component and navigation model


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  Bind presentation, JavaBean, and validation into user interface
  applications


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  Use JSF to build your portlets

11. Advanced Servlet and JSP

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  New, advanced features of Servlet 2.4 specification and Java Server Pages
  2.0 specification


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  Changes in servlet filters


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  New JSP expression language


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  Migration from JSP 1.2 to 2.0

12. Tomcat Architecture

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  Valves, connectors, and realms


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  Different specification support associated with each major Tomcat release


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  Internal Tomcat Servlets for introduction

13. Tomcat Connectors, Containers and Valves

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  Options available to extend the web container via custom connectors and
  valves


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  Standard Tomcat connectors including HTTP/HTTPS and AJP13


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  Standard valve implementations including access logging and single
  sign-on

14. JEMS Web Tier Clustering

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  Advanced features of JBoss Portal and Tomcat containers


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  Enable clustered single sign-on


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  Enable clustering for portlets


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  Configuring the underlying cache for portlet container

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