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Move from J2EE to Java EEMay 22, 2014Hirofumi IwasakiFinancial Service Department, Development Unit, Rakuten, Inc.http://www.rakuten.co.jp/

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Speaker Biography Hirofumi Iwasaki

– Group Manager, Technology Manager– Financial Service Department, Development Unit,

Rakuten, Inc. Carrier

– Planning, designing & implements for many huge enterprise systems for financial, manufacturer, public systems with enterprise middleware, especially Java EE & .NET in Japan for about 16 years.

Opus, Lectures, etc.– Magazine: @IT (2005-2010), CIO Magazine (2009), IT Architect (2005-2009),

Web+DB Press (2005), Java World (2001-2004), etc.– Lectures: JJUG CCC Spring (2014), WebLogic roundtable (2012-2013), etc.– twitter: @HirofumiIwasaki (English)

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The History of Java EE

J2EE 1.2(1999)

J2EE 1.3(2001)

J2EE 1.4(2003)

Java EE 5

(2006)

Java EE 6

(2009)

Java EE 7

(2013)

Born! PandemicEra

IntegrationEra

Mess Era(for EE spec)

Unite to SingleStandard Again!

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J2SE 1.2.2JDK 1.1.8

JDK 8JDK 7

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J2EE 1.2 Java EE 7Java EE 6

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Case Study of “J2EE” Era Systems in 2014

Developed in 2001 - 2006

Our systems is…

Based on J2EE 1.3 - 1.4With many EOL open source libsWorking on EOL app serverToo old to move to latest Java EE

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Not Too Late!!Move On to Java EE!!

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Standard specifications for application servers (except for MS).

What's Java EE

Commercial

Open Source

etc.

Java EE Specification

To make assurance double sure

Liberty Profile etc.

+

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Differences Between the Ages in Real Systems2014 (To-Be) 2006 2001

EE Specs Java EE 6, 7 J2EE 1.4 J2EE 1.2SE Specs JDK 7, 8 J2SDK 1.4 J2SDK 1.3Web JSF 2.0, 2.2

(inc. Facelet) Struts 1.3 / 2

+ JSP 2.0+ JSTL 1.1

Struts 1.1+ JSP 1.1 +commons taglib

Rich Client JavaFX 8 SWT Swing (JFC)Business Logic EJB 3.1, 3.2 Spring FW

POJO Struts Action

EJB 1.1 POJO Struts Action

Data Access JPA 2.0, 2.1 Hibernate iBATIS

Original JDBC wrapper

Logging Apache Log4J SLF4J + Logback

Apache Log4J commons logging

Jakarta Log4J

Almost all can implement with standard specs,except for logging.

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Java EE Application Servers VersionsVendor App Server EE 1.4

(2003-) EE 5(2006-)

EE 6(2009-)

EE 7(2013-)

Open Source GlassFish - 2.x 3.x 4.0Oracle WebLogic 9.x 10.x 12.x -IBM WebSphere 5.1 6.x, 7.x 8.x -IBM Liberty Profile - - 8.5 -Open Source Geronimo - 2.x 3.x -Open Source TomEE+ - - 1.x -Red Hat JBoss 4.x 5.1 7.1 -Red Hat WildFly - - - 8.0Fujitsu Interstage 9.0,9.1 9.2,10.x,11.0 11.1 -Hitachi Cosminexus 7.x 8.x 9.x -

The de facto version is still EE 6

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Java SE Support Status of Java EE App ServersVendor App Server EE 6 (2009 -) EE 7 (2013-)

Ver. SE Ver. Ver. SE Ver.Open Source GlassFish 3.x SE 7 4.0 SE 7Oracle WebLogic 12.1.x SE 6, SE 7 - -IBM WebSphere 8.x SE 6, SE 7 - -Open Source Geronimo 3.x SE 6, SE 7 - -Open Source TomEE+ 1.x SE 7 - -Red Hat JBoss 7.x SE 6, SE 7 - -Red Hat WildFly - - 8.0 SE 7, SE 8Fujitsu Interstage 11.1 SE 6, SE 7 - -Hitachi Cosminexus 9.x SE 7 - -

SE 8 is not readyfor almost all servers

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* WebLogic 12.1.1 only

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Changes ofthe Components

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Rich Clients(with business logics)

Web Presentation(with business logics)

Business Logic(no presentations)

Typical Usage of J2EE 1.2 in 2001

Data AccessOriginal JDBC wrapper

EJBJakarta Struts

DBs

JTA

Automatic Transaction

MessagingJMS MQ

ConnectionRMI-IIOP

OtherServers

EMailMTAJavaMail

Call

Call

Call

Call

Call

CallSwing (JFC)

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Business Logic(no presentations)

Data AccessWeb Presentation

Rich Clients

Typical Usage of J2EE 1.4 in 2006

Hibernate

SpringFramework

Apache Struts

DBs

JTA

Automatic Transaction

MessagingJMS MQ

ConnectionRMI-IIOP

OtherServers

EMailMTAJavaMail

JAX

Call

Call

Call

Call

Call

CallSWT

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Rich Clients

Web Presentation Business Logic(no presentations)

Typical Usage of Java EE 6 – 7 in 2014

Data AccessJPA

EJBJSF

DBs

Java FX JTA

Automatic Transaction

MessagingJMS MQ

ConnectionRMI-IIOP

OtherServers

EMailMTAJavaMail

JAX

Call

Call

Call

Call

Call

Call

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Changes ofthe Development

Environments

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Changes of the OS in Enterprise System Devs

J2EE 1.2in 2001

J2EE 1.4in 2006

Java EE 7in 2014

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J2EE 1.2in 2001

J2EE 1.4in 2006

Java EE 7in 2014

Changes of the IDEs in Enterprise System Devs

Use NetBeans 8 or IntelliJ 13.1 for EE 7 + SE 8

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Heavy Changes ofthe Environmentsfrom 2001 to 2014

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Question:Do you stay in stillJ2EE 1.4 in 2006In your systems?

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Expected Answer:No (of course not!)

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Yes? Really?Catch up to 2014 ASAP,

or die.

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Zero-Day VulnerabilitiesIn EOL Struts 1.3.10

* From http://www.lac.co.jp/security/alert/2014/04/24_alert_01.html

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By the Way,Move Forwardto 2014 StylesTODAY!

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Basic Case Study:Struts 1.x JSF 2.2

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Rich Clients(with business logics)

Web Presentation(with business logics)

Business Logic(no presentations)

Target Tier (in 2001)

Data AccessOriginal JDBCwrapper

EJBJakarta Struts

DBs

Swing (JFC) JTA

Automatic Transaction

MessagingJMS MQ

ConnectionRMI-IIOP

OtherServers

EMailMTAJavaMail

Call

Call

Call

Call

Call

Call

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Rich Clients

Web Presentation Business Logic(no presentations)

Target Tier (in 2014)

Data AccessJPA

EJBJSF

DBs

Java FX JTA

Automatic Transaction

MessagingJMS MQ

ConnectionRMI-IIOP

OtherServers

EMailMTAJavaMail

JAX

Call

Call

Call

Call

Call

Call

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The JavaServer Faces (JSF) 2 is Standard web framework of the Java EE 7 and 6 Re-Born as JSF 2 in Java EE 6

– Please forget the useless JSF 1.x (Java EE 5) if you know.

JSF 2.0 changes (in EE 6):– Added @ViewScoped backing bean lifecycle.– Introduced new HTML page renderer ‘Facelet’.

JSF 2.2 changes (in EE 7):– Updated with renewed HTML friendly tags.– Changed the backing bean from JSF managed beans to CDI.– Introduced auto XSRF avoiding functions

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JSF 2.2! Welcome!!

Finally we can make enterprise web applications only with Java EE standard specifications, JSF.– Good-bye, JSP!!– So long, Struts!!– Take care, Commons!!

* Recommended 2.2 or later

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<Facelet>Index.xhtml

IndexBean- userName+ load()+ action()

Front View & Backing Bean

Page loading

Show the property’s valueof backing bean

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<Facelet>Index.xhtml

IndexBean- userName+ load()+ action()

Submit(post back)

Front View & Backing Bean

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Page Transition<Facelet>

index.xhtml

IndexBean- id+ load()+ submitClick()

<Facelet>next.xhtml

NextBean- id+ load()

(1) Pageredirection

(2) Pass datavia ‘flash’

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Page Transition<Facelet>

index.xhtml

IndexBean- id+ load()+ submitClick()

<Facelet>next.xhtml

NextBean- id+ load()

Transit tonext page

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So Easy to Make!

Try it TODAY!

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Make newproject

Select “Maven > Web Applications”

Select “Properties”after project creation

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Add the “JavaServer Faces”and select up the JSF 2.2

Change pattern from “/faces/*.xhtml” to “*.xhtml”for simple & easy operations

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Open the “pom.xml”Modify “javaee-web-api” (web profile)to “javaee-api” (full profile)

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Deleteold JSP

Add CDI backing beanfrom here

Make backingbean for Facelet

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Add backing bean annotationsand implement Serializable interface

Add getters andsetters

Add @PostConstructmethod for pageload operations

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Set the placeholderfor backing bean property

Input Facelet using code completion of NetBeans

Set the action methodfor submit button

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Press the button,run the backing bean

Just push the run button,compile, archiving anddeploying to Java EE server automatically

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Advanced Topics:Differences BetweenStruts 1.x and JSF 2.2

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<<JSP>>View1

<<JSP>>View 2

Action1

+ action()<<JSP>>

View 3

Action2

+ action()

ActionForm1- fields+ validate()

ActionForm2- fields+ validate()

OperateAction

Build Next View

OperateAction

BuildNext View

Per Action Operation

struts-config.xml

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<Facelet>View 1

Backing1- fields+ load()+ action()

<Facelet>View 2

Backing2- fields+ load()+ action()

<Facelet>View 3

Backing3- fields+ load()+ action()

Front View&

Backing BeanPer View Operation

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Paradigm Changing:Action to Page

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How to Migrate?

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Paradigm Changing - Simple

<<JSP>>View1

<<JSP>>View 2

Action1+ action()

<<JSP>>View 3

Action2+ action()

ActionForm1- fields+ validate()

ActionForm2- fields+ validate()

OperateAction

Build Next View

OperateAction

BuildNext View

<Facelet>View 1 Backing1

- fields+ load()+ action()

<Facelet>View 2 Backing2

- fields+ load()+ action()

<Facelet>View 3 Backing3

- fields+ load()+ action()

Front View& Backing Bean

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One Action ClassParadigm Changing - Simple

Event Operation

Next PageInitialization

Backing Bean Action Method

Event Operation

Backing Bean @PostConstruct Method

Page Initialization

Sprit to Two Parts

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Paradigm Changing – Complicated

<JSP>[Button1][Button2]

Button1Action+ action()

OperateAction

Build Next View

<Facelet>[Button1][Button2]

Backing1- fields+ load()+ button1()+ button2()

<Facelet>View 2-1

<Facelet>View 2-2

<JSP>View 2-1

<JSP>View 2-2

Button1Action+ action()

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Re-Architecture: JSP to FaceletSections Struts 1.1 JSF 2.2HTML5 Don’t know ReadyForm tag <html:form

action=“/actionName”><form jsf:id=“form>

Text output <bean:writename=“bean.prop”/>

#{bean.prop}

Hidden <html:hiddenproperty=“prop”/>

<input type=“hidden”jsf:value=“#{bean.prop}”/>

Text Field <html:textproperty=“prop”/>

<input type=“text”jsf:value=“#{bean.prop}”/>

PasswordField

<html:passwordproperty=“prop”/>

<input type=“password”jsf:value=“#{bean.prop}”/>

Check Box <html:multiboxproperty=“prop”/>

<input type=“checkbox”

Submit <html:submit /> <input type=“submit”jsf:action=“#{bean.action()}”/>

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Re-Architecture: Common ProcessingActionServlet+ process()

SpecialServlet+ process()

Filter+ process()

SpecialFilter+ process()

PhaseListener+ process()

SpecialPhLsnr+ process()

Filter+ process()

SpecialFilter+ process()

faces-config.xml

web.xml

No change

OverridePhase Listener,NOT Faces Servlet

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Slightly Complicated,but Simple

Just try it!

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Appendix: Additional ResourcesFor newbies

Awesomefor startups

Nice essentialreferences

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Appendix: Additional Resources

http://www.slideshare.net/iwasakihirofumi/java-ee-7-jsf-22

How to useJSF 2.2 correctly

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Appendix: Additional Resources

http://www.slideshare.net/iwasakihirofumi/future-of-java-ee-with-java-se-8

EE 7 with SE 8

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Conclusion J2EE era is so old to migrate, but with

many challenges you can do it. Differences between Struts 1.x and

JSF 2.2 are huge, the paradigm changes

Try it with NetBeans 8 and GlassFish 4 today! It’s FREE!

Go Ahead, Ride the Wave!

Make our enterprise future with Java EE!

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