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Java EE Development with NetBeans 7 [Video]

By : David Heffelfinger
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Java EE Development with NetBeans 7 [Video]

By: David Heffelfinger

Overview of this book

Unlock the full potential of Java EE Development with NetBeans 7 through our in-depth video course. Dive into essential topics like Code Completion and Generation, Code Navigation, Refactoring, and understanding NetBeans' Visual Cues. Learn to leverage the power of JSF for simplifying web application development and explore advanced concepts like JPA, Entity Relationships, and Session Beans. Understand the seamless integration of CDI and harness the efficiency of EJBs for scalable enterprise applications. With practical examples and hands-on exercises, grasp the intricacies of Java EE Development and accelerate your career in the world of software engineering.

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Java EE Development with NetBeans 7 [Video]
David Heffelfinger
Jul, 2013 | 3 hours 8 minutes
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Table of Contents (6 chapters)
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1
Mastering the NetBeans Editor
Code Completion and Generation
Code Navigation
Refactoring
Understanding NetBeans' Visual Cues
2
NetBeans Debugger
Breakpoints
Inspecting Variable Values
3
JavaServer Faces (JSF)
Introduction to JSF
Facelets Templating
Managed Beans
CDI
JSF Validation
Composite Components
PrimeFaces
Additional PrimeFaces Components
4
Java Persistence API
Introduction to JPA
Introduction to JPA (Cont)
Entity Relationships
JSF Application Generation from JPA Entities
5
Java Persistence Query Language (JPQL) and the Criteria API
Selecting Database Data with the Java Persistence Query Language (JPQL)
Updating Database Data with JPA and JPQL
Deleting Database Data with JPQL
JPQL Named Queries
NetBeans JPQL Editor
Selecting Data with the JPA Criteria API
6
Session Beans
Introduction to Session Beans
Session Bean Transaction Management
Session Bean Interceptors
EJB Timer Service
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Java Persistence Query Language (JPQL) and the Criteria API
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Section 4
JPQL Named Queries
JPQL Named Queries provide a standard way to declare JPQL queries, facilitating code reuse - Understand the use of Named Queries - Declare Named Queries with the @NamedQuery annotation - Use Named Queries via the EntityManager.createNamedQuery() method
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