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1- WHAT'S IN JAVA EE 6

• Java EE History
• List of Java EE 6 Specifications
• Java EE 6 Profiles
• Contexts and Dependency Injection for Java EE (CDI)
• Features of JSR 299 CDI
• CDI Example
• RESTful Services
• JAX-RS RESTful Web Services
• Bean Validation
• Changes in JSF 2.0
• AJAX in JSF 2.0
• Changes in EJB 3.1
• Singleton EJBs
• Asynchronous Session EJB Invocation
• Changes in JPA 2.0
• JPA 2.0 Criteria API
• Changes in Servlets 3.0
• Pruning Old Technologies
• Compatible Application Servers
• Summary

2 -OVERVIEW OF CONTEXT AND DEPENDENCY INJECTION (CDI)

• History
• Benefits of CDI
• Relationship to Other Java EE specifications
• CDI Bean Example
• Injection Example
• Bean Scope
• CDI Eclipse Tools
• Summary
  

3 -DEFINING CDI BEANS

• Requirements of Bean Classes
• Packaging beans.xml
• Bean EL Names
• Beans with no EL Name
• Bean Scopes
• Using an EJB as a CDI Bean
• Summary

4 - DEPENDENCY INJECTION WITH CDI

• Dependency Injection
• Benefits of Dependency Injection
• Relation to JSR 330
• Injection Points With @Inject
• Types of Injection Points
• Typesafe Resolution
• Defining Custom @Qualifier Annotations
• Client Proxies
• Summary

5 - CDI CONTEXT, LIFECYCLE AND SCOPES

• What is a "Context"?
• Relation of Context to Scope
• Normal Scopes and Pseudo-scopes
• Context Management of Built-in Scopes
• Lifecycle of Contextual Instances
• Passivating Beans
• Summary

6 -CDI BEAN PROCEDURES

• Producing Instances of Beans
• Producer Methods
• Producer Fields
• Naming Produced Beans
• Scope of Produced Beans
• Injecting @New Instances Into Producer Methods
• Destruction Using @Disposes
• Summary
  

7 - MANAGED SCOPES IN JSF

• Scopes Defined by JSF
• Implications of Session Scope
• ViewScoped Managed Beans
• The Flash Object
• Using the Flash Object with Redirects
• Custom Scopes
• Summary
  

8 - JSF GET REQUESTS AND VIEW PARAMETERS

• Using GET Requests with JSF
• New <h:link> and <h:button> Tags
• Use Cases for View Parameters
• Defining View Parameters
• Using a PreRenderViewEvent
• Bookmarking JSF Pages
• Summary

9 - JSF INTEGRATION WITH CONTEXT AND DEPENDENCY INJECTION (CDI)

• Using CDI Beans in JSF
• Injecting CDI Beans
• Conversation Scope
• Use Cases of Conversation Scope
• Beginning and Ending a Conversation
• Propagating Conversations
• Using Stateful Session EJBs for JSF Actions
• Summary
  

10 - USING AJAX WITH JSF

• Integrated AJAX Support in JSF 2.0
• The JSF Request Lifecycle for AJAX
• JSF JavaScript API
• New <f:ajax> Tag
• Partial Page Rendering
• Third Party JSF Libraries with AJAX
• Summary

11 - ASYNCHRONOUS SERVLETS

• A Typical (Synchronous) Servlet
• Asynchronous Servlet Response Model
• Use Cases for Asynchronous Servlets
• The Servlet AsyncContext
• Relationship With Java SE Concurrent Programming
• Asynchronous Listeners
• Asynchronous Client Models
• Summary

12 -SINGLETON SESSION EJBS

• Singleton Beans
• Initializing Singletons at Startup
• Singleton Dependence
• Destruction
• Singleton Concurrency
• Concurrency Lock Types
• Restriction on Singleton Beans
• Singletons in Clusters
• Summary

13 - ASYNCHRONOUS SESSION EJB

• Previous Options
• Asynchronous EJB Calls
• Return Values
• Relationship With Java SE Concurrent Programming
• Asynchronous Client Models
• Throwing Exceptions From Asynchronous Methods
• Summary
  

14 - NEW TIMER FEATURES OF EJB 3.1

• Previous Timer Options
• Calendar-based Timer
• Scheduling Timer Execution
• The @Schedule Annotation
• Schedule Attribute Syntax
• Scheduling Examples
• The ScheduleExpression Class
• Non-persistent Timers
• Non-persistent Timers in Clusters
• Summary
  

15 - EJB TESTING

• EJB Unit Testing
• Embeddable Container
• Initializing the Embeddable Container
• Supported EJB Features in Embeddable Container
• Summary
  

16 - JPA CRITERIA QUERIES

• Dynamic Queries with JPA Criteria API
• Comparison to JPA QL
• Obtaining a CriteriaQuery Object
• The CriteriaBuilder Class
• Adding Criteria Restrictions
• Entity Metamodel and Relation to Criteria Queries
• Relationships in Criteria Queries
• Summary
  

17-  JPA 2.0 CHANGES IN RELATIONSHIP MAPPING

• Element Collections
• Expanded Options for java.util.Map Properties
• Derived Ids
• Orphan Removal
• Additional Join Table Options
• @OrderColumn
• Summary
  

18 - JPA CACHING

• Need for Caching
• Factors Involved in Caching
• When to NOT Use Caching
• Configuring the Cache
• Marking JPA Entities as @Cacheable
• What the JPA Specification Does NOT Specify
• Summary

19 - INTRODICTION TO JAX-RS

• The JAX-RS Specification
• Resource Classes
• The @Path Annotation
• @Path Expressions
• Using @PathParam
• Binding to HTTP Methods with @GET, @POST, etc
• Using web.xml to Define a Base URI
• Summary

20 -  JAX-RS CONTENT TYPES

• JAX-RS @Consumes for Request Content
• JAX-RS @Produces for Response Content
• JAX-RS MediaType Class
• XML
• JAXB
• JSON
• Content Negotiation
• Client Accept Headers
• Other Negotiation Tactics
• Summary

21 -JSR 303 BEAN VALIDATION

• Validation in Applications
• Validator API
• Built-in Validation Constraints
• Using Constraints
• Defining Custom Constraints
• Grouping Constraints
• Customizing Validation Messages
• Bootstrapping Validation
• Using Bean Validation in JPA 2.0
• Using Bean Validation in JSF 2.0
• Summary