Java and Enterprise Java Training

Matrice offers the following Java and Enterprise Java training courses

Hands-On Object-Oriented Design and Programming with Java (3-day practical)
An introduction to programming in the Java language, with an emphasis on seeing object-oriented design principles in action.

Advanced Java (3-day practical)
Normally taken as a follow-up to the course above, this reviews implementation, extension and collections; and then takes a more detailed look at the syntax and the library support for streams, threads, exceptions, network support, database connectivity (JDBC), reflection, AWT, the event model and internationalisation.
Design Patterns (2-day theory)
This course could be taken at any time after Hands-On Design and Programming using Java. Patterns (reusable micro-architectures) were probably one of the ten most important things to have happened in software development during the 1990s. Having mastered the syntax of Java, developers will be wanting to know what is considered to be best practice in putting together Java applications.

Enterprise Java (3-day theory)
A theory-only, summary course covering servlet support and JavaServer Pages (JSP), Java RMI, Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB), Web Services, Java Data Objects (JDO), Java Naming And Directory (JNDI), and JavaMail
Java Servlets and JSP (3-day practical)
A hands-on course covering Java's dynamic web content offerings, including servlet support, JavaServer Pages (JSP), JavaBeans, tags and tag libraries
Enterprise Java Beans (3-day practical)
A hands-on course covering Java's server-side, transactional, persistent, distributed component technology, including entity beans, session beans, message-driven beans and EJB 2.1's support for Web Services.
Java Data Objects (JDO) (2-day practical)
A hands-on course looking at another, newer way of making Java objects automatically persistent.
Web Services (2-day practical)
A hands-on course covering Java's support for web services, including SOAP (simple object access protocol), XML (extensible markup language) and XML parsing, and WSDL (web services description language)
Hands-On CORBA Development with Java (2-day practical)
This is for Java programmers who want to understand CORBA compliant, distributed objects that can interoperate with C++ objects, LISP objects, and other Java objects of course.