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X446.6 (2 semester units in EECS)This course gives students a “jump-start” in using Spring, Hibernate and Seam by working through application examples. Developing, debugging and testing techniques make use of common productivity tools, including Eclipse (with its rich client platform), Tomcat (an application server) and cross-platform project builders such as ANT and Maven. Course topics include providing “transparent” dependency injection, automated object-RDBMS mapping for domain model objects, creating “conversational” context to weave together Web interactions, remotable instances, Web services, email and scheduling.
Prerequisites: Exposure to using Java enterprise/web applications frameworks, especially Spring, Hibernate and/or Seam; experience in Java programming; and a working knowledge of Java and web development tools, relational databases, transactions and distributed systems design.
Prerequisites: Exposure to using Java enterprise/web applications frameworks, especially Spring, Hibernate, and/or Seam; experience in Java programming; and a working knowledge of Java and web development tools, relational databases, transactions, and distributed systems design.
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