Java Enterprise Edition is built on top of Java SE. It is intended for the development of distributed web applications and stand-alone command-line applications and user interfaces. Java EE is an extension of the Java standard edition that includes several libraries, such as the JEE Rest library. Java EE employs containers to build applications, allowing developers to concentrate on business logic rather than infrastructure. Java EE makes connecting the app and systems straightforward to make our application available on the web, mobile phones, and other devices. The Introduction to Java EE course will provide participants with a thorough understanding of Java EE use cases from the ground up.
INTRODUCTION TO JAVA EE TRAINING COURSE
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Prerequisites
- There are no prerequisites to enrol in this course, but a general understanding of Java can be beneficial.
What will you gain after this course
- Learn all of the fundamental concepts of Advance Java.
- Develop your knowledge and skillset about the operation of Java EE APIs from the ground up.
- Learn how to create an enterprise application for a company.
- Deployment Options: Learn How to Package and Deploy an App.
Jobs you can get
with a Introduction to Java EE
- Java EE Developer
- Java Angular Full Stack Developer
- Senior Java Developer
- Project Manager
- Software Engineer

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Introduction to Java EE
<ul>
<li> Java EE Platform Highlights</li>
<li> Modularity</li>
<li> Runtime images</li>
<li> Migration</li>
<li> Enhancements to stream API</li>
<li> Jshell</li>
</ul>
<li> Java EE Platform Highlights</li>
<li> Modularity</li>
<li> Runtime images</li>
<li> Migration</li>
<li> Enhancements to stream API</li>
<li> Jshell</li>
</ul>
Distributed Multitiered Applications
<ul>
<li> Convenience methods for collections</li>
<li> Convenience methods for arrays</li>
<li> Creating and using methods</li>
<li> Data in a cart</li>
<li> Describing classes</li>
<li> Using inheritance</li>
<li> Utilize Lambda expressions</li>
</ul>
<li> Convenience methods for collections</li>
<li> Convenience methods for arrays</li>
<li> Creating and using methods</li>
<li> Data in a cart</li>
<li> Describing classes</li>
<li> Using inheritance</li>
<li> Utilize Lambda expressions</li>
</ul>
Java Platform APIs and Applications
<ul>
<li> Using Java persistence and Java transaction APIs</li>
<li> Providing Timer, Concurrency, and Batch services</li>
<li> Soap and REST web services</li>
<li> Developing web-based interfaces using Servlets, Java Server Pages, and Java Server Faces</li>
<li> Assembling and deploying Java applications to a JEE Application Server</li>
</ul>
<li> Using Java persistence and Java transaction APIs</li>
<li> Providing Timer, Concurrency, and Batch services</li>
<li> Soap and REST web services</li>
<li> Developing web-based interfaces using Servlets, Java Server Pages, and Java Server Faces</li>
<li> Assembling and deploying Java applications to a JEE Application Server</li>
</ul>
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