Enterprise Java Programming
- From client-server to 3-tier 
  architecture
- Design considerations
- Security considerations
- Naming Services
- Comparison of RMI, CORBA and 
  EJB

Java Naming & Directory Interface (JNDI)
- JNDI Architecture
- Service Providers and the Service
- Provider Interface
- The Initial Naming Context
- Looking up objects
- Creating, searching & destroying
  directory entries
- Exercise 1 - JNDI File Search

Introducing Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB)
- EJB concepts and versions
- Component Transaction Monitors
- Commercial implementations
- The EJB Architecture
- Persistence & transactions

EJB Clients
- Types of client
- Java clients
- Web and JSP clients

J2EE & EJB Deployment
- The J2EE environment & tools
- Configuring J2EE
- J2EE and JNDI Naming
- EJB packaging and deployment
- The deployment tool
- The Cloudscape database
- Exercise 2 - Set up J2EE & 
  Cloudscape

Entity Beans
- The role of an Entity Bean
- Creating an Entity Bean
- Container Managed Persistence
- The business interface
- Exercise 3 - Container Managed
- Persistence Entity Bean

More Entity Beans
- Local Interfaces
- Bean Managed Persistence 
- Exercise 4 - Bean Managed 
  Persistence
- Entity Bean

Stateless Session Beans
- The roles of Session Beans
- Creating Session Beans
- Stateless Session Beans
- Stateful Session Beans
- Exercise 5 - Stateless Session 
  Beans

Stateful Session Beans
- Stateful Session Beans
- Exercise 6 - Stateful Session 
  Beans

EJB Implementation Issues
- Meta data
- Transaction management
- 1-1, 1-many, many-1
  & many-many associations
- Servlets & WAR flies
- EJB Versions
- Exercise 7 - Servlet WAR 
  Client

The Java Messaging System
- The Java Messaging System 
  (JMS)
- Exercise 8 - JMS

Security
- Users & roles
- Access control
- Authentication

Messaging Beans
- The Messaging Enterprise 
  Bean
- Exercise 9 - Messaging Bean

Patterns
- J2EE patterns
- Presentation tier patterns
- Business tier patterns
- Integration tier patterns