Audience

Business managers, business analysts, project managers, web site developers, and system administrators

Prerequisites

As this is an overview course, students are not required to have taken any other courses; however, some technical background is assumed

Course Aim

To give the student an understanding of how the Network Computing Framework (NCF) for e-business works, and how it can facilitate access to existing back-end systems

Learning Objectives

Describe e-business. Understand how Java works within the NCF. Describe the products that make up the NCF.

Topics Covered

Defining e-business applications - The Internet and e-business - The guiding principles of the NCF The Network Computing Framework model - NCF overview - Clients - Infrastructure and foundation services - Connectors and systems management - An NCF scenario How to build e-business applications - Dynamic web applications - JavaBeans and the NCF - NCF development tools IBM's product implementation of NCF - Servers and connectors - Infrastructure and management tools - Developer tools and clients

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