Yes

Remote Method Invocation (RMI)

• Object Persistence and Serialization
• Introduction to Distributed Computing
  • RMI Architecture
• Importance of RMI Registry
• Developing Simple RMI Application
• Callback Implementation in RMI

CORBA

• Introduction to CORBA
• CORBA for Distributed computing
• ORB & IIOP
• Interface Definition Language (IDL)

Java EE Application

• JAVA EE Architecture
• Introduction to JAVA EE Components Containers and Connectors
• JAVA EE Modules (Web App, EJB JAR, App Client)
• Structure of JAVA EE Application (Enterprise Archive)
• Packaging and Deploying JAVA EE Applications

JNDI

• Introduction to Naming Services
• JNDI as JAVA API to naming Services
• Using JNDI

JDBC Extension

• javax.sql Package (Extension to JDBC)
• Data Source and Connection Pool
• Using JDBC and JNDI

Enterprise JAVA Beans [EJB. 3.0]

• Introduction to Server – Side Components
• EJB Design Goals and Roles
• EJB Architecture
• Simplified EJB 3.0 API
• Metadata Annotations in Place of XML
• RMI over IIOP
• Types of EJB
  • Session Bean
  • Message Driven Bean
  • Entity Bean
• EJB Container Services
  • Transactions
  • Security
  • Life Cycle Management
  • State and Persistence of EJB
• Session Beans
  • Role of Business Interface
  • Remote and Local Interface
  • Session Bean Life time
  • Developing Stateless Beans
  • Developing Stateful Beans
  • Standalone and Web Client

Java Persistence API (JPA)

• Designing persistent Class
  • Entity Fields and Properties
  • Entity Instance Creation
  • Primary Keys and Entity Indentity
  • Entity relationships
• Entity Operations
  • Entity manager
  • Entity Instance Life Cycle
  • Persistence Context
  • Query API
• Query Language

Java Transaction Management (JTA)

• The ACID Test for Transactions
• Introduction to JTS & JTA
• Container – Managed Transactions
• Bean – Managed Transactions
• Transaction Attributes
• Using JTA

Security Model

• Role Driven Access Control
• Security Identity
• Security and the Deployment Descriptor
• Using Security Roles
• Accessing Security Information via EJB Context
• Using JAAS to access secure EJB

JAVA Message Service (JMS)

• Introduction to Messaging Systems
• Benefits of Using JMS
• Pub / Sub Model
• Point – to – Point Model
• Message Formats, Headers & Properties
• How JMS Fits into EJB System
• Developing Message Driven Beans (MDB)

Web Services

• Introduction to web Services
• Service Oriented Architecture
• Architecture and Advantages
• Soap Significance
• WSDL Importance
• Web Service Annotations
• Implementing a Web Service
• JAVA API for XML Web Services (JAX – WS)
• Writing a Web Service Client