Sun ONE Application Server 6.5: Installation and Administration
The Sun ONE Application Server 6.5: Installation and Administration web-based training course provides students with information about key technology used by the Sun ONE Application Server 6.5 to deliver Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) technology for enterprise application. The course provides the conceptual information necessary to administer and configure Sun ONE Application Server. Through the self-paced interactive lessons, students install Sun ONE Application Server in a typical development environment and learn how to deploy sample applications. Students also practice managing Sun ONE Application Server and its processes, monitoring and logging server activities, managing database connectivity and transaction, load-balancing servers, and administering clusters.
Students can take this course online or download it to a local machine. To view this course, students need the following:
The Netscape Navigator 4.7 browser with the Macromedia Flash Player plug-in or the Internet Explorer 5.0 browser with the Macromedia Flash Player plug-in
The JavaScript software
Cascading style sheets (CSSs) enabled in the browser preferences
To complete the installation portion of the course, students need a Sun SPARC workstation running the Solaris 2.6 or Solaris 8 Operating System (Solaris OS), a minimum of 215 megabytes (Mbytes) random access memory (RAM) per central processing unit (CPU), and 750 Mbytes of free disk space.
Course length: 8-10 hours
Course ID:
IAS-1320-90 |
Subscription Duration:
90 days
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$US
300.00 |
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Languages Offered |
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This course is currently available in English only.
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Who Can Benefit |
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Students who can benefit from this course are professional services consultants, system engineers and administrators, technical support personnel including those responsible for implementing or supporting the Sun ONE Application Server and customers that are new to the Sun ONE Application Server 6.0 product.
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Prerequisites |
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To succeed fully in this course, students should be able to:
Use the Solaris OS and Microsoft Windows NT system, as a user and administratorUnderstand object-oriented programming conceptsUse web browsers and web serversUse the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)-based directory serversUse Structured Query Language (SQL) databases and data servers
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Skills Gained |
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Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:
Describe the J2EE architecture and how it is implemented by the Sun ONE
Application Server 6.5 application modelList the key features provided by the Sun ONE Application Server 6.0Install the Sun ONE Application Server using the typical installation settingsDescribe the Sun ONE Application Server 6.5 architectureIdentify the useful graphical user interface (GUI) tools and command-line
utilities to administer the Sun ONE Application ServerDescribe how to configure the Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) drivers,
transaction manager and resource managerDescribe the load-balancing methods available, their advantages and limitations, and how to configure themDescribe how the servers in a cluster communicate to achieve high availability for the Sun ONE Application ServerIdentify the benefits of using different tools provided by the Sun ONE Application Server to assemble and deploy applicationsDescribe the Sun ONE Application Server features for developers and the features provided by Sun ONE Application Server integration plug-ins to the development tools
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Related Courses |
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After: NAS-2182: Sun ONE Application Server 6.0 Administration WorkshopAfter: NAS-4265: Enterprise Development with Sun ONE Application Server 6.0
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Course Content |
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Provide a high-level overview of the J2EE architectureIdentify the services and components which comprise the J2EE specificationExplain the advantages of building J2EE-compliant applications
Module 2: Sun ONE Application Server Features
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Describe the Sun ONE Application Server application modelIdentify the Sun ONE Application Server processes and describe their functionalityList the key features provided by Sun ONE Application Server 6.5
Describe the Sun ONE Application Server components and their relationshipIdentify the hardware and software required before installing Sun ONE Application ServerInstall the Sun ONE Application Server in a typical installation settingIdentify the sample applications that demonstrate specific features of Sun ONE Application Server
Module 4: Inside Sun ONE Application Server
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Identify the Sun ONE Application Server processes and describe their functionality Describe the main system and application services of the Sun ONE Application ServerDescribe the Sun ONE Application Server architecture for supporting rich clientsIdentify the roles of the Sun ONE Directory Server Describe the purpose, structure, and location of the Sun ONE Application Server registry
Describe the different GUI administration tools and their usesIdentify useful command-line utilitiesDescribe how high availability of server resources is accomplished through server managementDescribe the features of Sun ONE Application Server that you can use for monitoring, logging, and event notificationDescribe how to configure Message-Driven Beans (MDBs)
Module 6: Database and Transaction
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Describe the main steps to perform to set up third-party JDBC driversDescribe how to register third-party driversDescribe how to register and configure datasourcesDescribe Java Transaction Service integration and transaction management of Sun ONE Application Server 6.5Describe how to administer transactions with Sun ONE Application Server Administration Tool
Describe the load-balancing methods available and their advantages and limitationsConfigure load balancing
Describe the features of an Sun ONE Application Server clusterDescribe the advantages of using a clusterIdentify the server roles and how they communicate within clustersConfigure a cluster
Identify J2EE deployment phrases and scenariosList the application package requirement to deploy into an Sun ONE Application Server containerIdentify the benefits of using different tools to assemble and deploy applicationsDescribe how to deploy a sample applicationLocate the application and the runtime properties of the Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) components to optimize the performance of a deployed application
Module 10: Developer Support
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Describe the Sun ONE Application Server features for developersList the development tools supported by Sun ONE Application Server and version compatibilityDescribe the features provided by Sun ONE Application Server integration plug-ins to the development toolsDescribe how to install the development tools with Sun ONE Application Server |
