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2. index Duration: 4 days Course Code Course Title Duration Page # JB183
Red Hat Application Development I: Programming in Java EE
4 days 4
JB234
Systems Management with Red Hat JBoss Operations Network
3 days 5
JB248
Red Hat JBoss Application Administration I
5 days 6
JB325
Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Development II 7
JB348
Red Hat JBoss Application Administration II 8
JB421
Camel Development with Red Hat JBoss Fuse 9
JB427
Developing Workflow Applications with Red Hat JBoss BPM Suite 10
JB435
Enterprise Service Bus Deployment with Red Hat JBoss Fuse
2 days 11
JB439
Red Hat JBoss Fuse with Red Hat JBoss A-MQ and Camel 12
JB440
Red Hat JBoss AMQ Administration 13
JB450
Red Hat JBoss Data Virtualization Development 14
JB453
Red Hat JBoss Data Grid Development 15
JB461
Authoring Rules with Red Hat JBoss BRMS 16
JB463
Developing Rules Applications with Red Hat JBoss BRMS 17
JB465
Implementing with Red Hat JBoss BRMS 18
JB501
Building Advanced Red Hat Enterprise Application 19

3. Duration: 4 days
JB183
Red Hat Application Development I: Programming in Java EE
Red Hat Application Development I: Programming in Java EE (JB183) exposes experienced Java Standard Edition (Java SE) developers to the world of Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE).
This course is based on Red Hat® Enterprise Application Platform 7.0.
Course overview:
In this course, you will learn about the various specifications that make up Java EE. Through hands-on labs, you will transform a simple Java SE command line application into a multi-tiered enterprise application using various Java EE specifications, including Enterprise Java Beans, Java Persistence API, Java Messaging Service, JAX-RS for REST services, Contexts and Dependency Injection (CDI), and JAAS for securing the application.
Prerequisites:
Proficiency in developing Java SE applications, with 2+ years of experience required
Proficiency in using an IDE such as Red Hat Developer Studio or Eclipse
Experience with Maven is recommended but not required
Course contents:
1. Transition to multi-tiered applications
Describe Java EE features and distinguish between Java EE and Java SE applications.
6. Create REST services
Create REST APIs using the JAX-RS specification.
7. Implement Contexts and Dependency Injection Describe typical use cases for using CDI and successfully implement it in an application.
2. Package and deploying applications to an application server
Describe the architecture of a Java EE application server, package an application, and deploy the application to an EAP server.
8. Create messaging applications with JMS Create messaging clients that send and receive messages using the JMS API.
3. Create Enterprise Java Beans
Develop Enterprise Java Beans, including message- driven beans.
9. Secure Java EE applications
Use JAAS to secure a Java EE application.
4. Manage persistence
Create persistence entities with validations.
10. Comprehensive review of Red Hat JBoss Development I: Java EE
Demonstrate proficiency of the knowledge and skills obtained during the course.
5. Manage entity relationships
Define and manage JPA entity relationships.

4. Duration: 3 days
JB234
Systems Management with Red Hat JBoss Operations Network
Learn how to monitor and manage JBoss servers and systems
Systems Management with JBoss Operations Network is a deep dive into the JBoss® Operations Network. Students learn how to monitor and manage their JBoss servers and systems—including their JBoss Enterprise Application Platform, Enterprise BRMS, Data Services Platform, Enterprise Web Server, and Enterprise SOA Platform deployments—using the many features and capabilities of the newest version of JBoss Operations Network.
Course overview:
Installing JBoss Operations Network
Inventory management
Monitoring resources
Provisioning Application monitoring
Content management
Drift management
Deploying JBoss Operations Network in a high- availability environment
Prerequisites:
Base experience with system administration on Microsoft Windows, UNIX, or Linux operating systems Understanding of hardware and networking
No prior knowledge of Java™, scripting, or JBoss Developer Studio is required.
Course contents:
1. Overview of JBoss Operations Network
Learn about the functionality of JBoss® Operations Network and its use cases. Also learn how to install a JBoss Operations Network Server, an Agent, and Agent Plug-ins
6. Monitoring applications
Use JBoss Operations Network to monitor various components of a Java EE application, including Enterprise JavaBeans, datasources, and JMS destinations
2. Managing inventory
Use the various types of groups available in JBoss Operations Network to organize and manage imported resources. Also learn how to customize the JBoss Operations Network dashboard
7. Administering JBoss Operations Network Configure the JBoss Operations Network server itself, including adding users and roles, configuring system settings, editing templates, and running CLI commands
8. Managing content
Use JBoss Operations Network to manage content, including defining content sources and using repositories to deploy new versions of packages and applications
3. Monitoring resources
Use JBoss Operations Network to monitor managed resources, including defining alerts, baselines, and notifications
4. Reporting
Learn the reporting features of JBoss Operations Network
9. Drift management
Learn how JBoss Operations Network can be configured to manage drift issues, including pinning snapshots and determining drift compliance
5. Provisioning
Provision servers and Java™ applications using the JBoss Operations Network bundling capabilities
10. High-availability JBoss Operations Network Deploy multiple JBoss Operations Network servers in an HA environment, including defining Affinity Groups

5. JB248 Duration: 5 days Red Hat JBoss Application Administration I
Red Hat JBoss Application Administration I teaches you the best practices for installing and configuring Red Hat® JBoss® Enterprise Application Platform (JBoss EAP) 7. Through hands-on labs, learn the essential, real-world tasks that a system administrator needs to know to effectively deploy and manage applications on JBoss Enterprise Application Platform.
Course overview:
After completing this course, you should be prepared to take the Red Hat Certified JBoss Administration (RHCJA) exam.
Prerequisites:
Base experience with system administration on Microsoft Windows, UNIX, or Linux® operating systems
Understanding of hardware and networking
No prior knowledge of Java, scripting, or JBoss Developer Studio required.
Course contents:
1. Overview of JBoss Enterprise Application Platform Learn the concepts and terminology of JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (JBoss EAP) 7. Install and run a JBoss Enterprise Application Platform instance. Understand extensions, profiles, and subsystems.
8. Configure the messaging subsystem
Explore the messaging subsystem. Configure messaging resources, journals and other settings.
9. Secure JBoss Enterprise Application Platform Configure a database security realm, an LDAP security realm, and password vault. Secure a JMS Destination.
2. Configure JBoss Enterprise Application Platform in standalone mode
Run and configure JBoss EAP in standalone mode. Configure interfaces and socket binding groups.
10. Configure the Java Virtual Machine (JVM)
Configure the JVM in standalone mode and in a managed domain.
3. Script configure and deploy applications Configure JBoss EAP with command line interface. Deploying applications in standalone mode.
11. Configure the web subsystem
Explore and configure the features of the web subsystem.
12. Deploy clustered applications
Explore clustered applications. Configure subsystems that support clustered applications and configure load balancing. Deploy HA Singleton applications.
4. Configure JBoss Enterprise Application Platform as a managed domain
Run JBoss EAP as a managed domain. Assign a domain controller. Configure a host controller and domain controller.
13. Configure the batch subsystem
Explore and configure batch jobs and batch subsystem.
5. Configure servers in a managed domain Manage domain server architecture. Configure servers and server groups.
14. Discover new features in JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 7
Explore the new features in JBoss EAP 7.
Migrate JBoss EAP 6 applications to JBoss EAP 7.
6. Configure datasources
Explore the datasource subsystem and configure JDBC drivers, datasources, and an XA datasource.
15. Comprehensive Review of Red Hat JBoss Application Administration I
Review the tasks in Red Hat JBoss Application
Administration I.
7. Configure the logging subsystem
Configure loggers and logging handlers.

6. Duration: 4 days
JB325
Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Development II
Build, deploy, and maintain a highly performing, scalable application
Intended for experienced Java™ Enterprise Edition (EE) developers and architects, Red Hat® JBoss® Enterprise Application Development II addresses Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (EAP) with an emphasis on advanced Java EE development.
Course overview:
This hands-on, lab-based course challenges students by providing a deep dive into Java EE APIs and emerging JBoss development technologies. Students will use JBoss EAP, Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio, and Maven to build and deploy scalable applications that perform well and use advanced features with advanced development techniques. Newer technologies such as Arquillian for testing, Errai for Google Web Toolkit (GWT) web development, and RESTeasy for web services are covered.
Prerequisites:
Experience with Java SE programming and Java EE web and services development
Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Administration I (JB225) or equivalent Java EE 6 API experience
At least two years of Java™ EE 6 experience and two years of general Java EE development
Course contents:
1. Reviewing Java Enterprise Edition
Learn about the latest Java EE specifications and APIs
6. Creating web services
Create JAX-WS and JAX-RS services with optional security
2. Understanding Maven—the JBoss Way
Understand Red Hat JBoss Middleware stack and tools, including Maven
7. Developing efficient messaging clients
Construct message clients that perform well
3. Developing advanced web applications Use advanced features and techniques in web applications including Ajax and GWT
8. Securing Java EE applications
Provide custom authentication and granular authorization for Java EE applications
4. Class loading in Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 6
Understand and configure module dependencies in the latest version of JBoss EAP
9. Performance tuning Java EE applications Understand the techniques for performance tuning a Java EE application
10. Internationalization
Develop applications that can present their user interface, messages, and data using local languages and formatting
5. Using advanced Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB)
Use advanced Enterprise JavaBeans features such as bean-managed transactions and asynchronous EJB

7. JB348 Duration: 4 days Jboss Application Administration II
Red Hat JBoss Application Administration II (JB348) prepares students to provision and manage Red Hat® JBoss® Enterprise Application Platform (JBoss EAP) in large-scale production environments. Intended for experienced administrators, this course provides a deeper understanding of how to work with JBoss EAP by taking a closer look at installation, clustering, deployments, scripting, management, messaging, and security with a view towards building on the skills established in Red Hat JBoss Application Administration I (Jb248).
This course is based on JBoss EAP 7.
Course overview:
While focusing on automating tasks using the new command line interface (CLI) features of EAP 7, this course takes a deeper dive into provisioning JBoss EAP instances, live patching, clustering, and domain management through CLI scripting, custom coding, JBoss migrations, and a deeper dive into the security systems of JBoss EAP, including the management interface, securing resources such as JMS queues, implementing SSL for the web interface, RBAC, and network considerations. JBoss Application Administration II (JB348) also covers management, clustering, and tuning of of the ActiveMQ Artemis.
Prerequisites:
It is recommended to take Red Hat JBoss Application Administration I (JB248) or have equivalent experience
Red Hat Certified JBoss Administrator (RHCJA) certification on Enterprise Application Platform 6 (or later) or have equivalent experience
Course contents:
In this hands-on, lab-intensive course, you will learn about and perform the following duties:
1. What’s new in JBoss EAP 7? 6. Describe the new features of JBoss EAP 7.
Management
Use various tools to monitor and manage JBoss EAP 7.
2. Migrate to JBoss EAP 7
Explore strategies for migrating from JBoss EAP 6 to JBoss EAP 7.
7. Messaging
Learn how to manage supported messaging systems.
8. Secure applications
Configure security settings to restrict authorization and authentication to secure Java™ EE applications.
3. Clustering
Demonstrate clustering components, their configuration, and application to clustered architectures.
9. Secure JBoss EAP
Configure security settings that include authentication, authorization, and the management console.
4. Deployment
Lean to deploy an application in various types of production environments.
10. Comprehensive review
Review tasks and concepts from Red Hat JBoss Application Administration II (JB348).
5. Scripting
Learn to script various configuration and management scenarios using the CLI.

8. JB421 Duration: 4 days Red Hat JBoss Fuse Camel Development
Learn to develop, implement, test, and deploy enterprise integration patterns (EIP)-based applications using Apache Camel Red Hat® JBoss® Fuse Camel Development (JB421) is a hands-on, lab-based course that gives Java™ developers and architects an understanding of Apache Camel and Red Hat's Camel development enhancements and tools.
Course overview:Attendees will learn the skills to develop, implement, test, and deploy EIP-based applications using Camel. Camel development is organized around:
Routes that define a sequence or flow of processing through one or more processors and endpoints
Processors that massage, interpret, and modify messages within a Camel flow.
Components used to create endpoints that interact with the outside world for acquiring and transmitting messages. Components used to create endpoints that interact with the outside world for acquiring and transmitting messages.
Prerequisites:
Experience developing and deploying Java EE 7 applications
Familiarity with relational databases, Java database connectivity, and SQL
Familiarity with Java development tools such as Maven and Eclipse
Basic knowledge of Spring Framework
Course contents:
1. Introduction to Camel
Learn to integrate applications and create simple routes with Camel.
6. Deploy Camel routes
Package and deploy camel applications for deployment in different environments.
2. Create routes
Develop Camel routes and deploy them on Jboss Enterprise Application Platform and Karaf.
7. Implement transactions
Provide data integrity in route processing by implementing transactions.
3. Transform data
Convert messages between data formats using implicit and explicit transformation.
8. Implement parallel processing
Improve route processing throughput using Camel parallel processing mechanisms.
4. Route with Java Beans
Create dynamic routes in Camel using Java Beans.
9. Red Hat JBoss Fuse Camel development comprehensive review
Implement three projects that address integration requirements of a real world integration application.
5. Implement REST services
Enable REST support on Camel with Java REST APIs.

9. Duration: 2 days
JB427
Developing Workflow Applications with Red Hat JBoss BPM Suite
Learn how to incorporate workflow processing in business applications
Developing Workflow Applications with Red Hat® JBoss® BPM Suite (JB427) is for developers and architects who wish to incorporate workflow processing in business applications.
Course overview:
Through hands-on labs, the student will learn the architecture and features of Red Hat JBoss BPM Suite, basic and advanced business process modeling (BPMN 2.0), and integration of workflow into Java™ SE and Java EE applications. In addition to creating workflow applications, the student will learn how to unit test and debug those applications using Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio. Students will learn how to deploy a business process and monitor its runtime state.
Prerequisites:
Firm understanding of Java, including Java development tools (i.e. Maven and Eclipse via Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio)
Familiarity with general workflow concepts. Business process management (BPM) experience is not required
Familiarity with Red Hat JBoss BRMS 6 is helpful but not required
Course contents:
1. Introduction to the Red Hat JBoss BPM Suite Review the architecture and major components of the Red Hat JBoss BPM Suite
Install BPMS, JBoss Developer Studio, BPMS and BRMS tooling, and a first application
4. Test and debug BPMS applications
Create a unit test for a BPMS application
Debug the application in JBoss Developer Studio
5. Advanced business process modeling
Create more complex business processes
2. Basic business process modeling
Create business process models using the tooling in JBDS
6. Monitor BPMS
Use the dashboard builder to monitor and control processes
3. BPMS application integration and deployment Create an application that uses a business process Deploy the application to the BPMS server
7. Process simulation
Use the simulation engine extension to simulate a business process

10. Duration: 2 days
JB435
Enterprise Service Bus Deployment with Red Hat JBoss Fuse
Design, develop, and deploy OSGi-based applications with Red Hat JBoss Fuse
Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) Deployment with Red Hat® JBoss® Fuse is a hands-on course that gives Java™ developers and architects an understanding of Red Hat JBoss Fuse, a commercially supported distribution of Apache ServiceMix.
Course overview:
Attendees will learn the skills required to develop and deploy the core concepts of OSGi-based application design, development, and deployment using Red Hat JBoss Fuse's features, including:
Bundle management
Developer tooling
Management capabilities via Fuse Fabric, using Fuse Management Console (FMC) and Fuse IDE
Prerequisites:
Understanding of Java, including Spring Framework and the Java development tools Ant, Maven, and Eclipse
Basic knowledge of Apache Maven
Course contents:
Learn about the major concepts that underlie the JBoss Fuse/OSGi environment, including architecture, major subsystems, and dependencies on other products.
1. Install, build, and configure Red Hat JBoss Fuse Locate, install, optionally build, and deploy the JBoss Fuse tool
Identify the product folder structure and understand how it relates to product usage
4. Develop applications using Red Hat JBoss Fuse and Karaf
Relate the Maven tool to OSGi application development Create an OSGi project
5. Understand Fuse Application Bundles
Understand the differences and benefits between OSGi bundles and Fuse Application Bundles
2. Discover and provision with JBoss command-line interface
Use command line to exercise many subsystems of JBoss Fuse
Identify the benefits of system architecture features
6. Simplify enterprise management and integration with Red Hat JBoss Fuse and Fabric
Identify the enterprise management issues of JBoss Fuse-based integration solutions
Learn how to use JBoss Fuse tools to simplify server configuration management
3. Use advanced OSGi features
Solve class-loading problems with the OSGI bundle concept

11. Duration: 5 days
JB439
Red Hat JBoss Fuse with Red Hat JBoss A-MQ and Camel
Understand the Apache ServiceMix kernel, Apache ActiveMQ (JMS broker), and Apache Camel
Red Hat® JBoss® Fuse with Red Hat JBoss A-MQ and Camel (JB439) is a 5-day course that gives Java™ developers and architects an understanding of the Apache ServiceMix kernel, Apache ActiveMQ (Java Messaging Service broker), and Apache Camel.
Course overview:
Learn the skills you need to develop and implement enterprise integration patterns (EIP) using Camel, and see how to deploy EIPs in Red Hat JBoss Fuse—an enterprise service buse (ESB) built on Apache ServiceMix. In addition, learn how to use Red Hat JBoss A-MQ—a messaging platform based on Apache Camel.
Prerequisites:
Understanding of Java, including Java developments tools (e.g., Ant, Maven, and Eclipse) and of the Spring Framework
Basic knowledge of and experience with Apache Maven
Not sure if you have the right skill set to take this course? If you pass the online skills assessment, you're qualified.
Course contents:
1. Introduction
Fuse product family
3. Camel
Introduction to Camel Installing Camel (optional) Developing Camel projects
Building EIP-based solutions with Camel Testing Camel
Key Camel components
Expressions, predicates, and marshalling Understanding Camel routes
Threading and transactions Custom components
2. Red Hat JBoss A-MQ
Introduction to Red Hat JBoss A-MQ Introduction to JMS
A-MQ enhancements to JMS
Client connectivity and broker networks
High availability, reliability, and load balancing Advanced Red Hat JBoss A-MQ management using Fabric
Performance
4. Red Hat JBoss Fuse
Introduction to Red Hat JBoss Fuse Installing Red Hat JBoss Fuse
Discovering and provisioning Red Hat JBoss Fuse Advanced OSGi concepts
Developing Red Hat JBoss Fuse applications (optional)

12. JB440 Duration: 2 days Red Hat JBoss AMQ Administration
Red Hat® JBoss® AMQ Administration (JB440) helps system administrators, architects, and developers acquire the skills they need to administer the message broker, Red Hat JBoss AMQ. Through numerous hands-on exercises, the student will create, configure, manage, and monitor broker instances including hardened, clustered brokers that provide high availability and failover.
This course is based on Red Hat JBoss AMQ 7.0.
Course overview:
Red Hat JBoss AMQ, part of the Red Hat application integration suite, provides application administrators, software architects, and developers the ability to integrate disparate applications in a decoupled manner using enterprise messaging paradigms.
Providing a highly performant and robust message broker, router, and client libraries for numerous languages, Red Hat JBoss AMQ is the solution for asynchronous and synchronous messaging. Red Hat JBoss AMQ Administration (JB440) helps system administrators, architects, and developers acquire the skills they need to administer Red Hat JBoss AMQ.
Through numerous hands-on exercises, the student will create, configure, manage, and monitor broker instances including hardened, clustered brokers that provide high availability and failover.
Prerequisites:
General understanding of enterprise messaging concepts and message-oriented middleware
Ability to read and edit XML files
Course contents:
1. Course introduction
Introduce and review the course.
7. Implement broker clustering, high availability, and failover
Create a scalable and highly available cluster of brokers.
2. Install the broker
Install JBoss AMQ, create a broker instance, and verify connectivity to the instance.
8. Monitor and manage the broker
Monitor and manage broker resources using logging and the web console.
3. Configuration
Configure message addresses and queues.
9. Route messages to brokers
Install JBoss AMQ interconnect and configure routes to brokers.
4. Secure access to the broker
Configure authentication, authorization, and encryption on the broker.
10. Comprehensive review of Red Hat JBoss AMQ administration
Configure Red Hat JBoss AMQ brokers and verify proper operation.
5. Configure broker persistence
Configure zero, file-based, and database-backed persistence.
6. Manage broker resource consumption Configure the broker to limit memory and other resource consumption.

13. JB450 Duration: 3 days Red Hat JBoss Data Virtualization Development
Learn how to model data sources and virtual entities such as tables, views, and procedures
Red Hat® JBoss® Data Virtualization Development teaches database developers and administrators how to model data sources and virtual entities such as tables, views, and procedures. Through hands-on labs, students will learn how to deploy these virtual entities for JDBC and web service consumption. This course can also help certification candidates in their preparation for the Red Hat Certificate of Expertise in Data Virtualization Exam (EX450).
Prerequisites:
Fluency in Relational Database Concepts and SQL
Experience in programming with the JDBC API is helpful
JBoss Developer Studio or Eclipse experience is helpful but not required
Ability to work with spreadsheets
Course contents:
1. Introduction to Red Hat JBoss Data Virtualization
Install Red Hat JBoss Data Virtualization
9. Expose a model as a SOAP web service
Build and deploy a web service model using JAX-WS (SOAP)
2. Model data sources
Model connections to data sources and the Teiid server
10. Expose a model as a REST web service
Deploy a web service model using JAX-RS (REST)
3. Create a virtual base layer (VBL)
Model a VBL on top of data sources
11. Create a view from a web service data source
Use a web service as a data source
4. Create virtual databases (VDB)
Create and deploy a VDB
12. Server administration
Manage the data services server
5. Create view models with a union
Model combined projections
13. Create materialized views
Utilize materialized views when appropriate
6. Create view models with joins
Model joins between tables (sources)
14. Restrict access to a virtual database
Implement access restrictions to the elements mapped in a virtual database
7. Create virtual procedures
Model virtual procedures
15. Access a virtual database in an application
Access virtual databases in a Java application
8. Produce XML results
Model for XML document results
16. Course review

14. JB453 Duration: 4 days Red Hat JBoss Data Grid Development
Red Hat® JBoss® Data Grid Development (JB453) focuses on the configuration of caches and manipulation of cache entries. Students will learn how to access caches in library and remote modes (clustered and non-clustered). In addition, students will learn how to secure data grids, encrypt data grid communications, and search the data grid.
Course overview:
Understand data grids and Red Hat JBoss Data Grid
Install Red Hat JBoss Data Grid
Develop a cache-based application
Access a remote cache
Cluster caches
Persist the cache
Secure the cache
Search the data grid
Prerequisites:
Java programming skills
Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio or Eclipse experience
Course contents:
1. Red Hat JBoss Data Grid overview
Learn about the features and architecture of Red Hat JBoss Data Grid.
7. Clustering caches
Configure, manage, and optimize clustered caches.
8. Persist the cache
Back up the memory cache with a persistent cache store.
2. Install Red Hat JBoss Data Grid
Install Red Hat JBoss Data Grid and configure the development environment.
9. Secure the cache
Restrict access to cache managers and caches.
3. Develop a cache-based application
Code, compile, and test an application that uses the Red Hat JBoss Data Grid cache.
10. Search the cache
Query the cache elements using the Infinispan query features.
4. Access a remote cache
Access a cache with remote cache managers using a variety of connector types.
11. Course review
Continue practicing developing applications with caching using the material presented in this course.
5. Configure eviction and expiration of cache entries
Evict and expire cache entries.
6. Maintain cache integrity
Maintain cache integrity with transactions and locking.

15. JB461 Duration: 2 days Authoring Rules with Red Hat JBoss BRMS
Learn how to author and test rules using the graphical user interface of Business Central
Authoring Rules with Red Hat® JBoss® BRMS (JB461) introduces the student to the Red Hat JBoss BRMS rules engine and repository. In this course, students learn how to author and test rules using the graphical user interface of Business Central.
Prerequisites:
Basic understanding of data structures such as tables and their relationships; for example, orders and order items
Experience in developing business rules
Experience in business modeling
Ability to work with spreadsheets
Course contents:
1. Overview of Red Hat JBoss BRMS
Business rules decision tables and rule templates
Create spreadsheets with rules and rule templates
Domain-specific langua1ges for business rules
Use domain-specific languages created by developers to create rules
Testing business rules
Test business rules using Business Central
Complex rule authoring
Author complex business rules using advanced conditions and field constraints
Control rule execution
Learn how to avoid rule conflicts
Learn about the architecture and the need for a business rules management system such as Red Hat JBoss BRMS
Authoring basic business rules
Identify business rule structure and components, including facts working memory
Identify rule components and how to author rules with Business Central
Authoring rules as technical rules, decision tables, templates and domain-specific language files
Author rules using the Guvnor technical rule editor and decision tables
Work with domain-specific language files and rule templates

16. Duration: 2 days
JB463
Developing Rules Applications with Red Hat JBoss BRMS
Learn how to create, test, debug, and control business rules in a production environment
Course overview:
Students will use Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio 7 and Red Hat JBoss BRMS 6 to perform detailed, hands-on exercises that enable them to create and manage business rules in a production environment. The principles in this course can be applied to implementing a standalone Red Hat JBoss BRMS solution or a Red Hat JBoss BPM Suite (business process management) solution.
Prerequisites:
Basic Java and Java EE programming experience
Knowledge of the Eclipse IDE, Maven, and GIT are useful, but not essential
Business rule development experience is not required
Course contents:
1. Describe the architecture and business need for Red Hat JBoss BRMS
Red Hat JBoss Fuse Service Works Red Hat JBoss BRMS architecture Business central
7. Author complex rules Describe and use rules Advanced conditional elements Advanced field constraints Additional rule components Queries
Backward chaining
2. Author basic rules
Author basic business rules using Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio
Rule basics
Rule components
Rule processing in JBTravel - a case study Authoring rules with JBoss Developer Studio
8. Develop rule applications
9. Implement rule management and rule integration into an application and call the rule server at runtime
Rule management Rule integration
Rule execution server
3. Decision tables
Describe the purpose and layout of a spreadsheet decision table, and identify how JBoss BRMS loads the decision table at runtime
Decision tables in a spreadsheet Decision tables at runtime
10. Control rule execution
Describe and implement conflict resolution strategies in rule execution
4. Domain-specific languages
Describe the purpose of domain-specific languages (DSLs), how to declare them, and how to use them in a rule
Domain specific language DSL mapping file
DSL rule implementation
11. Debug Drools
Describe the process of debugging Drools applications in Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio.
12. Complex event processing
Describe and use complex event processing with rules.
5. Test rules
6. Verify that given appropriate facts, a rule will be matched and actioned
Test rules with Junit
13. Performance (subject to time)
Optimize the processing and performance of rule execution at runtime.

17. JB465 Duration: 4 days Implementing with Red Hat JBoss BRMS
A combination of Authoring Rules with Red Hat JBoss BRMS (JB461) and Developing Rules Applications with Red Hat JBoss BRMS (JB463)
Implementing with Red Hat® JBoss® BRMS combines content from both Authoring Rules with Red Hat JBoss BRMS (JB461) and Developing Rules Applications with Red Hat JBoss BRMS (JB463). It teaches business analysts, rule developers, and Java™ enterprise application developers how to create, test, debug, and control business rules.
Course overview:
Students are given detailed, hands-on exercises using Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio and Red Hat JBoss BRMS that are designed to let students create and manage business rules in a production environment. This course can also help you prepare for the Red Hat Certificate of Expertise in Business Rules Management Exam (EX465).
Prerequisites:
Basic Java/Java EE programming experience.
Knowledge of the Eclipse IDE, Maven, and GIT are useful, but not essential.
Course contents:
Use domain-specific languages created by developers to create rules
Testing business rules
Test business rules using both the Business Central web interface and Java coding
Authoring complex rules with BRMS
Author complex business rules using advanced conditions and field constraints
Controlling rule execution
Control rule execution
Learn how to avoid rule conflicts
Debugging basic business rules in Drools
Debug Drools applications in JBDS
Complex event processing in BRMS
Create and use complex event processing (CEP) with rules
Integration with Business Central
Gain an overview of BRMS administration with Business Central, a web application built into BRMS
Learn how to integrate Business Central with Java code
Learn about the architecture, basic deployment options, and the business need for a business rules management system such as Red Hat JBoss BRMS
Authoring basic business rules
Develop business rule structure and components, including facts working memory
Identify rule components
Author rules with Business Central and Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio (JBDS)
Integrating business rules with Java applications
Use the knowledge API to integrate rules processing into an application.
Authoring rules as technical rules, decision tables, templates, and domain-specific language files
Author rules using the Business Central technical rule editor and create a spreadsheet decision tables
Create rule templates
Business rules decision tables and rule templates
Create spreadsheets with rules and rule templates
Domain-specific languages in BRMS
Learn the purpose of domain-specific languages (DSLs), how to author them, and how to use them in a rule in BRMS

18. Duration: 4 days
JB501
Building Advanced Red Hat Enterprise Applications
Building Advanced Red Hat Enterprise Applications (JB501) is part of Red Hat® JBoss® developer courses. The course is based on a case study. It's an intensive, hands-on course where the student integrates front- and back-office applications.
Course overview:
The course is based on a case study. Several Red Hat Middleware products are utilized in the solution including Red Hat JBoss Data Grid, Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform, Red Hat JBoss BPM Suite, Red Hat JBoss Fuse, and Red Hat JBoss A-MQ. The student will use Java™ EE 6, Java Persistence API (JPA), business processes, business rules, Camel routes, caching, and queuing in the integrations. Each step of the way, students participate in architectural discussions regarding the design, as they work toward a final solution. Students are expected to have prior knowledge and basic skills in the products utilized.
Prerequisites:
This course requires attaining certification, completing the following courses, or the equivalent experience listed:
Red Hat Certified JBoss Developer (RHCJD), completion of JBoss Enterprise Application Development (JB225), or experience writing enterprise applications using Java EE 6 specifications, frameworks, and APIs.
Certificate of Expertise in Persistence, completion of JBoss Development: Persistence with Hibernate (JB297), or experience writing Java entities with JPA and Red Hat JBoss Hibernate.
Certificate of Expertise in Camel Development, completion of Camel Development with Red Hat JBoss Fuse (JB421), or experience writing Camel routes in Java.
Completion of Red Hat JBoss A-MQ Development and Deployment (JB437) or experience writing applications that use the JMS API.
Completion of Red Hat JBoss Data Grid Development (JB453), or experience writing applications that use caching frameworks and middleware.
Certificate of Expertise in Business Process Design, completion of Developing Workflow Applications with Red Hat JBoss BPM Suite (JB427), or experience designing business processes using BPMN2.
Certificate of Expertise in Business Rules, completion of Implementing Red Hat JBoss BRMS (JB465), or experience writing business rules in a business rules language, preferably Drools.
Course Contents:
This course is based on a case study in which the student integrates front- and back-office applications. The case study is based on a fictional airline application called JBTravel. In the JBTravel application, the student will:
Describe the architectural framework and requirements.
Describe the components and their interaction.
Code and test the portion of the application that:
Orders meals for a flight.
Provides flight status to the customer.
Generates a flight control report for administrators.
Assigns a pilot to a flight.
Assigns a departure gate to a flight.
Registers the performance of a plane safety check.
Calculates fuel needed and places the order.