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Web Application Architecture Training: Fundamentals of Web Application Architecture |
Course Number: 850
Duration: 3 days
view class outline Web Application Architecture Training Overview
In this engaging, interactive seminar, attendees learn how modern web sites are built from client-side technologies such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Ajax and server-side technologies such as ASP.NET, Java EE, and PHP.
Location and Pricing
Most Accelebrate courses are taught on-site at our clients' locations worldwide for groups of 3 or more attendees and are customized to their specific needs. Please visit our client list to see organizations for whom we have recently delivered training. These courses can also be delivered as live, private online classes for groups that are geographically dispersed or wish to save on the instructor's or students' travel expenses. To receive a customized proposal and price quote private training at your site or online, please contact us.
In addition, some courses are available as live, online classes for individuals. To see a schedule of online courses, please visit http://www.accelebrate.com/online_training/xml_html_js.htm.
Training Prerequisites
Extensive prior experience using the web is presumed, but there is no expectation that attendees are versed in any aspect of web development.
Class Format
This class will be primarily an interactive seminar, with the instructor engaging the students with live demonstrations and discussions of key issues. In some sections, the students will write short pieces of code or manipulate existing code in order to understand how it works.
Web Application Architecture Training Materials
All attendees will receive a copy of the instructor's presentation and all code provided during the class.
Software Needed on Each Student PC
- To be determined based on your environment, existing applications, and goals.
Web Application Architecture Training Objectives
- To learn the three tiers of web applications and gain a detailed understanding of the roles of technologies that run in each tier
- Client-side technologies such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Flash
- Server-side technologies such as Java servlets and JavaServer Pages
- Back-end data sources such as databases, mainframe applications, and web services
- To understand the roles served by web server software (such as Apache httpd) and application servers (such as Tomcat)
- To explore the latest tools that are available for accelerating web development
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Web Application Architecture Training Outline
- Introduction
- The three tiers of web applications and their roles
- The client (browser)
- The server
- Back-end data and applications
- What's different about web development?
- Compare/contrast with traditional client-server development
- The client-side in detail
- Writing it up: Introducing HTML
- Creating the framework for a page
- Laying out text
- Inserting images
- Building tables
- Setting up links
- Building forms
- Initial discussion of static HTML versus dynamically generated HTML
- Styling it all: CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)
- Overview of what CSS is used for
- A brief set of demonstrations showing CSS in action
- Making it interactive: JavaScript
- Overview of JavaScript and its roles
- How JavaScript sees the world: the Document Object Model
- Brief demonstrations of JavaScript uses:
- Rollover images
- Form validation
- Form and page navigation
- Calculations within forms
- Timers
- Pop-up help
- Giving it razzle-dazzle: Flash
- What is Flash?
- 2-3 brief demonstrations of Flash
- Java applets
- What are applets used for?
- Applets versus servlets
- Presentation capabilities
- State management
- Choosing one versus the other for your application
- Why Flash has superseded applets for most purposes
- Client-side conclusion
- The server-side in detail
- Roles of server-side applications
- Integration with databases and applications
- Integration with web services
- Email notifications
- Compare/contrast with conventional client-server applications
- Ease of deployment
- Centralized location for all updates
- Browser compatibility challenges
- Key issue: state maintenance
- Easy within a client-server app since the client maintains a live connection to the server and has access to the local file system
- Challenging in a web application since no persistent connection exists between client and server and the client rarely has access to the file system
- Web application state maintenance strategies
- Overview of sessions and how they work (most data stored on the server, but the client must retain a server-generated session ID and pass it back with each request)
- Passing the ID in a query string
- Passing the ID via hidden fields
- Using cookies (non-persistent or persistent) to pass the ID
- Overview of storing other information via the above approaches
- Overview of other scopes for information other than session (page, request, and application)
- Compare/contrast of competing server-side languages [will include brief live demonstrations of each]
- CGI/Perl
- ASP
- ColdFusion
- JSP and servlets
- ASP.NET
- PHP
- ASP and ASP.NET in detail
- ASP
- Origins of ASP
- Requirements for running ASP
- Live demonstrations of ASP code in action
- Using ASP with ADO for database-driven applications
- Shortcoming of ASP (and how JSP and ASP.NET address them)
- ASP.NET
- Origins of ASP.NET
- ASP.NET architecture (CLR, FCL, etc.)
- Building Web forms with web server controls (and the advantages over classic ASP)
- State maintenance
- Programmatic access to control data
- Understanding the page lifecycle
- Understanding the relationship between the page and its code-behind
- Building data-driven applications with ADO.NET
- Understanding ADO.NET architecture and core classes/interfaces
- Connection
- DataReader
- DataAdapter
- DataSet
- DataView
- Understanding .NET data providers (which serve a role similar to JDBC drivers in Java)
- How ADO.NET integrates with XML
- Web services fundamentals
- Why create or consume web services?
- SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI
- Quick demonstrations of consuming publicly available web services
- Discussion of web service interoperability
- Java in detail
- What is Java?
- Understanding key Java terms
- JVM
- JRE
- Java SE SDK
- Java EE
- Walkthrough of Java servlets
- JSP: an easier source language for servlets (will include a solid walkthrough of JSP)
- Java-database integration with JDBC
- Overview of JDBC
- What does the driver do?
- Demonstration of driver-interchangeability
- Extensive demonstration of data-driven applications
- Discussion of using JDBC with Unidata
- Java architecture and design patterns
- Model 1 architecture
- Will include demonstration of a JSP application that use JavaBeans and taglibs
- Model 2 architecture and the MVC pattern
- Why do we need to separate presentation, business logic, and data?
- Demonstration of Struts (or another framework of the client's choice)
- Selected key Java design patterns
- Using Java to integrate with web services
- Integrating with web services using Apache Axis
- Understanding web and application servers
- Roles of a conventional web server (with demonstrations in Apache and IIS)
- Serving pages and scripts
- Controlling access
- Logging
- Security
- Roles of a Java application server (with demonstrations in Tomcat)
- Executing servlets and JSPs
- Managing globally registered classes
- Managing data sources and connection pools
- Managing realms, authentication, and authorization
- Clustering and redundancy (if run as a cluster behind Apache)
- Conclusion
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