This training prepares participants for successfully passing the Java EE 7 certification exam. The content covered in the exam is explained and practiced using concrete exercises. 

Understanding the Java EE architecture

• Java EE 7 Standards, Containers, APIs and Services are described

• Understanding the differences between application components in Web Containers, Business Logic, and Web Services

• Creating, packaging, and deploying Java EE applications

• Understanding the lifecycle and storage areas of Enterprise JavaBeans and CDI beans

• Explaining the interplay of beans, annotations, injections, and JNDI

Implementing business logic with EJBs

• Developing session EJBs using synchronous and asynchronous methods

• Lifecycle callbacks and interceptors use

• Differentiate between and use CMT and BMT transactions

• Create an EJB timer

Implementing SOAP services with JAX-WS and JAXB

• Developing SOAP web services and clients with the JAX-WS API

• Marshaling and unmarsuring Java objects with JAXB

Creating Java web applications with JSPs

• Describe the JSP life cycle

• Using JSP syntax, tag libraries, and expression language

• Error handling with Servlets and JSPs

Developing Java applications with WebSockets

• Understanding the communication model and life cycle of WebSockets

• Implementing WebSocket endpoints with JSR 356 API and JavaScript

• Encode, decode, send and receive messages

Securing Java EE 7 applications

• Declarative and programmatic security describe

• Configure authentication with roles, restrictions, and login modules

• Explain security standards for web services

Use parallelism with the Concurrency API

• Understanding Java Concurrency Utilities

• Deploy Managed Executors

Manage persistence with JPA entities and bean validation

• Define entity classes and object-relational mappings (ORM).

• Perform database accesses using Entity Manager, transactions, and locks.

• Apply conversions, validations, and key generation

• Creating and executing JPQL queries

Using the Java Message Service (JMS) API

• Messaging models in JMS describe

• Developing message producers and consumers (including message-driven beans) in Java SE and Java EE

• Use JMS transactions

Creating Java web applications with Servlets

• Programming servlets, performing URL mapping, and using HTTP methods

• Processing HTTP headers, parameters and cookies

• Manage the servlet lifecycle using callback methods and web filters.

Implementing RESTful services with the JAX-RS API

• Understanding and applying REST conventions

• Developing REST services and clients with the JAX-RS API

Developing web applications with JSFs

• Describe the architecture, life cycle, and navigation of JSFs

• Using JSF syntax and tag libraries

• Implement localization and define messages

• Use EL and interact with CDI beans

Use CDI beans

• Create Qualifiers, Producers, Disposers, Interceptors, Events and Stereotypes

Using the Batch API in Java EE 7 applications

• Define and execute batch jobs using JSL-XML and the JSR 352 API