Jakarta EE: Building Your First Application

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Buddhini Samarakkody

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01 - Introduction

01 - Up and running with Jakarta EE.mp4

01:04

02 - 1. Jakarta EE Platform Overview

02 - What is Jakarta EE.mp4

03:53

03 - Java SE and Jakarta EE link.mp4

03:11

04 - Jakarta EE application architecture.mp4

05:31

05 - Jakarta EE containers and their relationships.mp4

03:32

06 - Jakarta EE components and APIs.mp4

05:52

07 - Java EE vs. Jakarta EE.mp4

04:50

03 - 2. Setting up and Getting Started

08 - Required software.mp4

01:40

09 - Install and set up Jakarta EE.mp4

04:19

10 - Configure the Jakarta EE server with the IDE.mp4

01:29

11 - Create the database.mp4

06:11

12 - Set up the database connection.mp4

04:31

13 - Your first Jakarta EE application.mp4

02:51

14 - First application architecture.mp4

02:32

15 - Set up the Pricing application.mp4

02:49

16 - Set up the daily price change web service.mp4

01:33

04 - 3. Adding Presentation Tier Components

17 - Configure the Pricing application as a Jakarta Faces application.mp4

03:51

18 - Add the Facelets page.mp4

07:55

19 - Add a CDI bean.mp4

05:53

20 - Bind the facelet with the CDI bean.mp4

03:52

05 - 4. Adding Business and Data Tier Components

21 - Add Enterprise Bean to the Pricing application.mp4

03:15

22 - Add Jakarta Persistence entity class.mp4

05:39

23 - Inject the EntityManager in the Enterprise Bean.mp4

03:40

24 - Add business methods to the Enterprise Bean.mp4

06:58

25 - Add the rest of the business methods.mp4

06:37

26 - Configure the persistance.xml file.mp4

03:41

27 - Call the business methods from the CDI bean.mp4

03:53

28 - Add Jakarta RESTful resource to Daily Price Change web service.mp4

04:00

29 - Implement business logic in Jakarta RESTful resource.mp4

03:31

30 - Complete business logic in Jakarta RESTful resource.mp4

05:38

06 - 5. Building, Packaging, and Deploying the Application

31 - Deployment plan.mp4

02:04

32 - Deploy the application.mp4

02:03

33 - Start the application server.mp4

02:17

34 - Test your application on the browser.mp4

02:52

07 - Conclusion

35 - Next steps.mp4

01:15

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If you are a Java developer needing to build an enterprise application, this course shows you how to get started quickly using Jakarta EE. Java engineer, author, and instructor Buddhini Samarakkody gives you an overview of the Jakarta EE platform and demonstrates how to set up and start building a simple enterprise application using Jakarta EE. Learn how to add web tier components, a Jakarta Faces (JSF) front end, and business and EIS tier components. Dive specifically into Jakarta Enterprise Beans, Jakarta Persistence (JPA) entity classes, and a Jakarta RESTful (JAX-RS) web service as business tier components. Find out how to set up and configure a persistence store and connect it to an underlying database. Plus, explore how to build, package, and deploy your simple Jakarta EE application.

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