[ANNOUNCE] Fast Track to MVC / JSP Framework Public Workshop

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*Master Struts in three Days! *

    The date is fast approaching.


    Join our workshop and discover how the MVC/J2EE platform provides a
number of benefits for organizations developing intranet and Internet
applications. MVC designs require that you separate the presentation
tier from the data access tier and your application be the 3rd tier.

For more on MVC click on:

    http://java.sun.com/j2ee/blueprints/introduction/summary/index.html


This is the first MVC and JSP public training class. The framework we
will be learning is open standard Struts. For more on Struts and related
technologies, click on:

    http://jakarta.apache.org


    You will master Struts in three days in Dallas (
http://www.wyndham.com/Anatole), starting Dec. 2nd. This class is for
trainers who will teach this class in the future, but a limited number
of students are also permitted.

    Trainers will be able to establish themselves as leaders in the
upcoming technology. Students will upgrade their skills and become more
marketable as well as learn proper development techniques.

For more information, including a list of topics and details on
registration, please click on:

    http://www.basebean.com


What Will be Covered:

    *  DB Connection /Warm-up with JDBC and RowSet

    *  Test Framework and RDBMS, Install Struts

    *  Retrieving Data from SQL to Struts

    *  OO Based Development and Extension

    *  Drill Down from Screen-to-Screen

    *  Data Entry Crud, Update, Insert and Delete

    *  Master Detail Processing

    *  Security Based on DB Roles

    *  Portal Tiles (build real portal applications w/ layout for
    headers and footers)

    *  Menu - Build a Struts Menu for Navigation

    *  Deployment


    You will  discover why flexibility is enhanced by using MVC/J2EE
architecture in conjunction with a SQL database. This is the first and
only public MVC/JSP class of its kind. We will learn to utilize applied
technology toward solving business problems.

Class notes are on PostgreSQL but we use Sybase for labs.

    / Open standards are an alternative to MS .NET./