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Exploring Sun ONE Studio 4, Community Edition

 Course Description
    Course Outline/Details

The Exploring Sun ONE Studio 4, Community Edition course explains how to use Sun Open Net Environment (Sun ONE Studio 4 Integrated Development Environment (IDE) to perform advanced operations. These operations include installing modules in the IDE, updating modules automatically, developing JavaServer Pages (JSP) files, and developing and customizing JavaBeans components. The course also describes the debugging features of Sun ONE Studio 4.

Students need access to the Sun ONE Studio 4 IDE and NetBeans open app lication programming interfaces (APIs) to take this course.

  • Course length: 1-2 hours

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    Course ID:
    WF-1003-90    		 Subscription Duration:
    90 days     		Price:
    $US  0.00
    How to Enroll
       
     Languages Offered Back To Top

    This course is currently available in English only.

     
     Who Can Benefit Back To Top

    Students who can benefit from this course are Java technology programmers and application developers who are familiar with the Java platform and know how to use the Sun ONE Studio 4 IDE to create Java technology applications. The course also addresses the requirements of Sun ONE Studio 4 administrators who need to install the Sun ONE Studio 4 IDE and configure it so that programmers can develop a wide range of advanced Java technology applications. The target audience for this course might have the following job titles:

  • Java technology programmers
  • Sun ONE Studio 4 administrators
  • Software engineers
  • Application developers
  • Server-side Java technology programmers
  • Server-side Java technology developers

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     Prerequisites Back To Top

    To succeed fully in this course, students should be able to:

  • Use the Java programming language
  • Use the features of the Sun ONE Studio 4 user interface
  • Use the Sun ONE Studio 4 IDE
  • Develop simple Java technology applications by using the Sun ONE Studio 4 IDE

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     Skills Gained Back To Top

    Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:
  • Add modules by using Update Center
  • Enable and disable modules by using Update Center
  • Uninstall and reinstall modules from the IDE
  • Open files from outside the IDE
  • Maintain service types
  • Develop and customize JavaBeans components
  • Add JavaBeans components from Java Archive (JAR) or a local directory
  • Develop JSP pages
  • Develop Extensible Markup Language (XML) documents
  • Debug Java technology classes
  • Connect the Debugger module to a running virtual machine

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     Related Courses Back To Top

  • Before: WF-1001: Overview of Sun ONE Studio 4, Community Edition
  • Before: WF-1002: Getting Started With Sun ONE Studio 4, Community Edition
  • After: WF-1004: Applying Sun ONE Studio 4, Community Edition
  • After: WF-2000: Sun ONE Studio 4, Community Edition, Module Creation and Integration

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         Course Content Back To Top



    Module 1: Managing Modules in the Sun ONE Studio 4 IDE

  • Update the IDE from the Sun ONE Studio 4 Web site
  • Configure the Sun ONE Studio 4 IDE to use an Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) proxy server
  • Configure the Sun ONE Studio 4 IDE on a Microsoft Windows machine and on a UNIX machine to be able to use a SOCKS proxy server
  • Update the IDE to upgrade the existing modules from the downloaded .nbm files
  • Enable and disable a module in the IDE
  • Uninstall and reinstall a module from the IDE
  • Execute Remote Launcher
  • Associate Open File Launcher with the files that have a .class extension
  • Add, configure, and remove a service type from the IDE
  • Set a service type for a template in the IDE


    • Module 2: Working With JavaBeans Components and JavaServer Pages Files
  • Create a JavaBeans component
  • Create a property in a class source
  • Create an indexed property in a class source
  • Add a bean event set, and generate beaninfo for a class
  • Customize a JavaBeans component
  • Create a JAR file by using JAR Packager
  • Add a JavaBeans component to Component Palette
  • Use a JavaBeans component as a container
  • Add a bean to the IDE from a JAR archive
  • Add a bean not packaged in a JAR or a ZIP file to the IDE
  • Create and edit a JSP page or a servlet
  • Select a compiler for the JSP pages
  • Manage compilation errors in the JSP pages
  • Select a compiler for a JSP page
  • Execute a JSP page or a servlet
  • Change the Web browser used for the JSP pages
  • Create, edit, and validate an XML document
  • Create Document Type Definition (DTD) and Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) files for an XML document


    • Module 3: Using the Debugger
  • Add a breakpoint to the Java technology code
  • Create a watch
  • Add a fixed watch
  • Modify a watch variable
  • Initiate a debugging session
  • Suspend and resume debugging
  • Delete a watch variable
  • Connect the Debugger module to a running virtual machine
  • Set the debugger type of an object
  • Switch the default debugger type

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