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WebSphere Commerce Suite Programming |
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| Course Length - 5 Days | | | | | | Course Description IBM WebSphere Commerce Suite (WCS) is a marketplace leader in high-end B2C and B2B e-commerce software.
The objective of this course is to make programmers become expert WebSphere Commerce Suite developers. We offer a choice of using either VisualAge for Java (VAJ) or WebSphere Studio Application Developer (WSAD) when teaching this class. The course begins with VAJ/WSAD team development best practices. It then builds a strong base in advanced WebSphere programming using JSP, EJB, and Servlet. Students are then introduced to WCS commands and EJB development. The course provides a detailed understanding of the most important subsystems such as Order, User, and Catalog.
After taking this course, an intermediate Java developer will be able to perform WCS programming rapidly and with confidence. | |
| | | | | | Course Topics: - Advanced Introduction to WebSphere Studio Application Developer or VisualAge for Java
- Setting up WSAD or VAJ Team Development
- Team Development Best Practices
- Version Control in WSAD/VAJ
- Version Control of File-Based Content (CVS)
- Common Pit Falls and Recovery
- Build Process
- Deployment Process
- Defect Tracking
- WebSphere Programming and Best Practices
- Servlet
- Advanced EJB
- JSP
- JDBC Connection Pooling
- Store Archive and Store Deployment
- Anatomy of a Store Archive
- Advantages
- Building Store Archive
- Using Store Services Tool
- WCS Programming
- MVC Pattern
- Controller Commands
- Task Commands
- View Commands
- Model view interaction
- Error Handling
- WCS Subsystems
- Advanced Understanding of Order, Catalog, and Member Subsystems
- Database Tables and Their Purpose
- Available EJB Components
- WCS Customization Techniques
- Developing Custom JSPs
- Extending Existing Commands
- Combining Existing Commands
- Sample Customization Scenario
- B2B Commerce
- Understand Buying Organization and account
- Understand contract and terms and condition
- Setting up contract using GUI and XML
- WCS Security Model
- Authentication
- Policy
- Command Protection
- Failure Handling
- Problem Determination Techniques
- Tracing and Logging
- Analyzing Log Files
- Common Problems and Resolutions
- Measuring EJB and command performance using Resource Analyzer
| | | | | | | | Who Should Attend? Beginner Java developers with HTML skills. |
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