DT offers a core set of courses aimed at covering the Application Lifecycle, from requirements gathering, analysis and design to development, testing, process and project management.

JBuilder 2007 Essentials

Course Overview
This one day course introduces the Java programmer to the essential components of CodeGear’s™ new JBuilder 2007. The goal is to focus Enterprise Java Developers on the key aspects of JBuilder 2007 to help you develop the skills necessary to quickly design, build, test and deploy Java applications.

What will I learn?
JBuilder 2007 Essentials 1 is a one-day course to assist those who are new to JBuilder 2007 but who have experience with Java development. The goal of this course is to provide the student with a strong foundation on the use of JBuilder to develop software using the Java programming language and tools.

JBuilder and Java concepts covered: JBuilder IDE, projects, workspaces, Team Assist, EJB Development and EJB Modeling concepts. Concepts are taught through instructor-led exercises and individual lab exercises.

Course Style
This course is hands-on with practical exercises throughout. We provide you with individual PC’s so that you are able to work alone. Class sizes are kept small so that you will receive personal attention. You will take away extensive printed course material, which will be of on going use to you in your work

Course Contents
Introduction
Key features provided in JBuilder, that are not found in Eclipse. It will also cover the installation of the IDE.
Eclipse, Workspaces and Projects
Introduction to JBuilder 2007 features, including Eclipse Workbench, workspace structures, projects and introduces configuration of the environment.
Migrating to JBuilder 2007
How to migrate JBuilder 2005/2006 projects to JBuilder 2007. Covering both the migration of JSE and JEE projects to JBuilder 2007.
TeamAssist
How to configure Team Assist. Key features of the different Team Assist features and roll-out in a development environment.
Introduction to EJB
Introduces both Java Enterprise Edition (JEE) and the EJB Component Model. Describes the core elements of EJB 2.x and 3.x development.
EJB Development Using JBuilder
Concentrates on the JBuilder Modeling Perspective and it’s use to design, develop, deploy and test Enterprise Java Beans components. Includes JBuilder features such as XDoclet for targeting appropriate Server environments.

Prerequisites
The students must be familiar with object-oriented principles and the concept of object-oriented programming

Recommended Follow-On Courses
There are no recommended follow on courses

Duration
1 day