This session shows new Java EE 6 features in a continuous demo style. Attendees’ questions will be answered with (working) code. From JSF 2 UI over EJB 3.1, REST, and CDI to JPA 2, with unit tests in one hour—from scratch, and without wizards, templates or code generation. This feat …
Java EE 6 development has never been easier in Eclipse. This session shows how the Eclipse platform enables Java EE 6 application development, deployment, and debugging for GlassFish. The presentation dives into the new specifications introduced by the Java EE 6 platform, such as Servlet 3.0, JSF 2.0, dependency injection, …
Cloud computing and the Java EE platform have evolved to provide a runtime environment for Java EE applications with minimal architectural interference. This evolution is addressing issues from the application server and cloud infrastructure point of view.
Are you curious about Java EE 6? If you left the Java EE world in the Release 1.4 and 1.5 era, you might be missing out on where it’s evolved to today in Release 1.6. If you are a Spring expert already, you will need the proper tools and frameworks …
In this video Adam Bien shows how Java EE 6 projects can be easily created from command line with Maven 3. He gives more explanations on the post “Kickstarting Real World Java EE 6 Projects With Maven 3“.
The hottest topic related to enterprise Java applications is security, for which Java EE provides a fair amount of flexibility. This session focuses on how the top 10 Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) application security concerns—including broken authentication and session management, failure to restrict URL access, and security misconfiguration—can …
