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Operating Systems SolarisJava Studio Creator training is coming to a city near you!
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Published: 14th Apr 2006 |
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Add CommentFiled in: SolarisLearn to develop visual web applications and portlets in just three days.
You'll use the tool's bundled JavaServer Faces components to build
applications that access a database, EJB components, and Web services. The
course also covers portlet design, internationalizing and localizing
applications, and AJAX technology. In the hands-on lab you'll you'll build a
multi-tiered e-commerce application.
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