Course Descriptions

Cost $395 
Discounts

In this one-day course, learn the basics of using a cross-platform Java-powered open-source WYSIWYG report writer to create beautiful reports. This course includes a primer on writing SPROCs to improve performance on non-normalized databases and controlling access to sensitive data if you do not want to expose your entire data dictionary to ad hoc report writers. In addition to learning how to use the iReport Designer, you will learn how to seamlessly integrate your reports into your BBj applications, giving your application greater sophistication and functionality with little effort.

Cost $395 
Discounts

This course starts at a high level, covering core components and concepts for the language. Topics include the different interpreter types, writing graphical programs, available security options, process communication, classpaths, and the browser user interface (BUI). From there, the course delves deeper into the language and investigates variable and data types, program flow, and error handling. It then details working with data from the file system and interfacing with a databases, and ends with an introduction to Object Oriented Programming.

At the core of this one-day course, BASIS demonstrates the new Web-specific features of Enterprise Manager including automatic jar signing and simplified JNLP configuration for running your applications via Web start. Learn how to create a bridge to your code using the integrated Web services tool. Finally, BASIS demonstrates how to create a Web client using the Java 1.6 tools and the single-session classpath (SSCP).

• Memory tuning
• Database backup strategies
• Redundancy and clustering
• Enterprise configuration
• Three-tier architecture
• Security considerations
• Performance considerations
• File permission management (including Windows)
• SSL communication between the thin client, application server, and database server
• Deploy applications using Web Start and dynamic .jnlp creation
• Real-time backups
• LDAP Authentication

This one-day course is a must for anyone administrating or developing applications in BBj! The all-new Eclipse IDE has a plug-in for the Enterprise Manager that will help you administrate your BBj installation including replication, triggers, stored procedures, data dictionaries, and much more. See how the new Editor and Debugger will enhance your development with code-completion, syntax highlighting, breakpoints, variable monitoring, task management, and many other features that you would expect in your language IDE.

In this one-day course, BASIS describes the power and value of using the BASIS RDBMS. Database enhancements give database administrators the ability to create databases, tables, triggers, and stored procedures programmatically. ESQL also provides foreign keys and for the first time, new commit and rollback functionalities. The richness of the RDBMS feature and function eliminates the need for the enterprise to export their legacy data into a MySQL, SQL Server, or Oracle databases for data mining or warehousing purposes. Explore the expanded functionality found in managing object level permissions at the table, view, and stored procedure level. See how to pull blazingly fast ODBC or JDBC queries on your corporate data by employing triggers and the relational ESQL table type - within existing PRO/5® and BBj® applications - all without changing a line of code. Finally, learn how to use powerful file and database replication to make live backups of your data and build a synchronized data warehouse for offloading query and reporting operations.

In this three-day course, discover how to use the Barista® Application Framework to build an application quickly by simply defining the data and its interrelationships. Barista provides a standard framework that handles the ubiquitous navigation, display, search, and file maintenance requirements of the typical data-driven GUI application, easily tripling your productivity for many of your development and maintenance projects.