Java University at JavaOne 2016

Instructor: TJ Palazzolo

TJ is a Consulting Curriculum Developer at Oracle and has spent the past 17 years providing education and support on enterprise Java technologies for architects, developers and administrators. His areas of specialization include Oracle WebLogic Server, Oracle Coherence, Oracle Traffic Director, Oracle Java Cloud Service, Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud, and Oracle Cloud Machine.

Target Audience:

• Application Developers
• Administrators
• Architects

Course Objectives:

• Describe the architecture and capabilities of Java Cloud Service
• Develop a migration plan for an application
• Identify automated and manual migration tasks
• Migrate an Oracle database to the cloud
• Validate an running WebLogic Domain
• Export an existing WebLogic Domain on premises
• Provision a service instance from a domain archive
• Troubleshoot migration problems

Course Topics:

• Platform as a Service
• Java Cloud Service
• Domain Partitions
• Database Cloud Service
• Pluggable Databases
• Service Instance Topology
• Service Instance Prerequisites
• Lift and Shift Topologies
• Lift and Shift Methodology
• Domain Health Check Tool
• Domain Export Tools
• Provisioning Wizard
• Tool Limitations
• Identity Management Options

Instructor: Luc Duponcheel

Luc Duponcheel was a Java instructor for Sun Microsystems and Oracle from 1998 until 2013. He has taught the complete course portfolio around the world, from low-end programming courses to high-end architecture courses. Duponcheel has been involved in the development of several standard courses and has developed and delivered many custom courses as well. He currently works for his company, ImagineJ. Duponcheel holds a PhD in mathematics from the University of Brussels, Belgium, and now focuses on computer science, specializing in functional programming. He is the author of several publications and has been invited to give presentations at several universities.

Course Objectives:

• Introduce students to the world of Functional Programming in general and the Java SE 8 support for Functional Programming in particular.

Course Topics:

• Default interface method definitions
• Lambda Literals
• Function interface
• Method references
• Stream
• Stream map and filter
• Lazyness
• Parallel Stream's
• map reduce
• infinite Stream's
• Stream flatMap
• Producer's and Consumer's
• DSL's

Instructors: Anjana Shenoy

Senior Curriculum Developer, Java documentation group, I have total 10 years of experience in training and education with specialization in Java SE and Java EE. At Oracle I have developed instructor-led and self-paced training for Oracle's Java SE and EE curriculum.

Target Audience:

• Java Developers
• System Administrator
• Java EE Developers
• Support Engineer
• Technical Consultant

Course Objectives:

• Describe basic principles of performance
• Describe the operation of generational garbage collection
• List the garbage collectors available in Java including the G1 collector
• Monitor performance at the JVM and application level
• Monitor and analyze Java application performance using Java Mission Control and Flight Recorder
• Apply basic performance tuning principles to a Java application

Course Topics:

• How Java garbage collection works and how it affects your applications
• Monitor profile and tune your Java applications.
• Using command line and visual tools to perform these tasks.
• Effect of Lambdas on performance
• Java Performance Tuning with Mission Control and Flight Recorder
• Demos with Visual VM, Java Mission Control, Flight Recorder and the NetBeans IDE.
• Using these tools and techniques to analyze Java 8 and earlier JVMs

Instructor: Joe Boulenouar

Joe Boulenouar holds advanced graduate degrees in computer science and computer engineering. As a senior principal technical specialist with Oracle University, Boulenouar is an expert in Java SE, Java EE, Java ME technologies, Cloud, SOA, web services, and Oracle Fusion Middle-ware products, and has provided training for many companies on these topics. He has also architected and designed many Java EE applications for Sun clients. He also helped develop and write questions for many of Java SE and Java EE Certifications. At Sun and Oracle, Boulenouar received numerous awards including Technical Specialist of the Year, STARS, and Oracle University Leadership Circle. He is an active researcher in the field of distributed systems and artificial intelligence, and has authored numerous publications in his field of research.

Target Audience:

• Java EE Platform Architects and Designers
• Project Managers
• Development Managers
• Senior Developers

Course Objectives:

• Upon completion of this course, participants should understand of how Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE 7) and Java SE 8 platforms patterns help to architect and design robust Java EE applications. They will also understand the advantages of building enterprise Cloud architectures.

Features of this course:

• Use case diagrams illustrating a solution to a given problem will be provided to the student.
• Code reviewed and demonstrated by the instructor
• Student will be provided with a printed copy of instructor slides.
• Instructor will be available for Q/A immediately following the course

Course Topics:

System Architecture Development and Guidelines

• Justify the need for architecture when developing for Java SE 8 and Java EE 7 platform applications
• Resolving risk factors in distributed enterprise systems
• Guidelines for effective network communication
• Guidelines for handling distributed transactions
• Analyzing quality-of-service requirements

Software Architecture

• Decomposing the Java EE 7 platform application into components
• Deployment diagrams to represent the architecture and design model

Using of the Java EE 7 platform patterns

• Describing Java EE platform patterns that assist in the presentation tier (Websocket, REST and JSON Processing, HTML5, Non-blocking I/O)
• Web 2.0 design patterns
• Describing Java EE platform patterns that assist in the business tier
• Describing Java EE platform patterns that assist in the integration tier

Understanding Enterprise Micro-Services

• Using Micro-Services for enterprise application integration
• Describing how SOA improves B2B business processes
• Service-Oriented Architecture and Design
• Integrating and orchestrating applications services
• Web Services design patterns

Developing Security for Enterprise and Cloud Applications

• Impact of security on distributed enterprise and cloud applications
• Security services in Java technology
• Best practices and design patterns for securing enterprise cloud applications

Building Cloud Computing Applications

• Cloud Computing Architecture
• Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud
• Impact of Java SE 8 and Java EE 7 on Cloud Computing
• Impact of SOA on Cloud Computing

Instructor: Kenny Somerville

Kenny Somerville has worked in the IT industry for over 20 years as a courseware designer. Currently working for Oracle, he has previously created lessons and practices for the Java SE8 Fundamentals course and has also created training materials on SOA and BPM.

Target Audience:

• Java Developers
• Web Administrators
• System Administrators

Course Objectives:

By the end of the session, participants will be able to:

• Name the two aspects of secure communications that SLS/TLS address
• Outline the steps in SSL/TLS Handshaking
• Explain how asymmetric and symmetric cryptography are used in SSL/TLS
• Describe the certificate chain and the role of the Certificate Authority (CA)
• Give two reasons why certificates may be revoked
• List three approaches to finding out if a certificate has been revoked
• Describe the drawbacks of the Certificate Revocation List (CRL)
• Describe the information flow when using the Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) to determine revocation
• Describe the information flow when using OCSP stapling to determine revocation
• Describe the advantages of OCSP stapling over OCSP
• Distinguish between OCSP stapling based on RFC 6066 and RFC 6961
• Explain the difference between "soft-fail" and "hard-fail"

Course Topics:

• SSL/TLS Overview
• SSL/TLS Handshaking
• X.509 Certificates and Public-Key Infrastructure (PKI)
• Certificate Revocation Lists (CRLs)
• Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP)
• OCSP Stapling

Instructor: Matt Heimer

Matt Heimer works as a principal curriculum developer at Oracle, where he creates classroom-based and online Java courses. He has developed courses for Oracle and Sun Microsystems in the Java SE, Java EE, and Oracle Application Server spaces. Heimer has more than 15 years experience teaching courses on Java, Oracle Solaris, and Linux. He enjoys helping people further their Java skills and is actively involved in Java certification development.

Course Objectives:

• Understand the role that web services play in modern applications
• Create RESTful web services with the JAX-RS API
• Create RESTful web service clients
• Learn JAX-RS 2.0 new features included in Java EE 7

Course Topics:

RESTful Web Services:

• Web Services Explained
• Tools: cURL, Browser plugins
• The principles of REST
• Idempotency
• Hypermedia
• Errors and HTTP Status Codes

JAX-RS 1.1:

• Creating Resources
• Resources, Sub-Resources, Resource Locators
• JAXB, XML and JSON
• The Response class
• WADL

Project Jersey:

• Client API
• Filters

JAX-RS 2.0:

• Client API
• Filters
• Validation
• Asynchronous API
• Additional Improvements

Instructors: Sang Shin

Sang Shin is the founder and chief instructor at JPassion.com (used to be called JavaPassion.com), a popular online learning site for Java, Spring framework, Groovy and Grails, Ruby on Rails, HTML5, JavaScript, jQuery, AngularJS, Web Services, MySQL, Android, and Hadoop developers. Before founding JPassion.com, he was the lead Java technology architect and evangelist at Sun Microsystems. He frequently gives talks and teaches classes to worldwide developer audience.

Course Objectives:

• Learn the motivation of using AngularJS as front-end framework for building SPA application
• Learn the key features of AngularJS: "templates", "expressions", "directives", "modules", "controllers", "scopes", "data-binding", "filters", "forms", "validations", "events", "dependency injection", "built-in services ", "routing", "RESTful client using $resource"
• Learn how to build end-to-end SPA application step by step
• Learn how to unit-testing AngularJS application

Course Topics:

AngularJS introduction

• Motivation
• What is and why AngularJS?
• Helloworld example
• AngularJS components
• Tools

AngularJS features part 1:

• Templates
• Expressions
• Directives
• Modules
• Controllers
• Scopes
• Data-binding
• App structure

AngularJS features part 2

• Filters
• Forms
• Validations
• Events (ng-click)
• Show and hide

AngularJS features part 3

• Dependency injection
• Built-in services ($http, $log, $interval)
• Routing
• RESTful client using $resource

AngularJS features part 4

• Creating custom service
• Creating custom directive
• Creating custom filter
• Multi-module application
• Animations

AngularJS example app step by step

AngularJS testing

• Why testing AngularJS apps?
• Testing tools
• ngMock module
• Setup for AngularJS testing
• Unit-testing AngularJS app
• End-to-end testing