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Java EE: Concurrency and Multithreading

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Make your Java applications faster and more resource efficient. Learn how to use Java concurrency and multithreading APIs to execute multiple tasks simultaneously.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Welcome
  • What you should know
1. Overview and Setup
  • What is concurrency?
  • Project setup
2. Processes and Threads
  • Process vs. thread
  • Java SE multithreading overview
  • Using the Thread class to create and run a thread
  • Using the Runnable interface to create and run a thread
  • Limitations of using basic APIs
3. Executor API
  • Features of the Executor framework and thread pools
  • Callables and futures
  • Executor and ExecutorService
  • ExecutorService overview
  • Define UserDao and user beans
  • Write the UserProcessor callable implementation
  • Write a test class and run the application
  • Different thread pools
  • ExecutorService: invokeAny and invokeAll
  • ExecutorService shutdown
  • ScheduledExecutorService overview
  • The schedule method
  • scheduleAtFixedRate and scheduleWithFixedDelay
  • ThreadFactory API
  • Create a custom thread factory
4. Java EE Concurrency APIs
  • Need for Java EE concurrency
  • Java EE concurrency APIs
  • Set up a Java EE RESTful application
  • Running and testing the Java EE RESTful application
  • Important Java EE terms
  • ManagedExecutorService (MES) overview
  • Define the bank account related beans and DAO class
  • Add methods in the DAO class
  • Define ReportProcessor
  • Write REST class for injecting MES objects
  • Verify code and add the REST method
  • Run and test the ManagedExecutorService application
  • ManagedScheduledExecutorService overview
  • Defining the URLProcessor for the thread's job
  • Add a REST method to call the URLProcessor
  • Important pointers and API overview
  • ManagedThreadFactory API
  • Create a single thread with ManagedThreadFactory
  • ManagedThreadFactory with ThreadPoolExecutor
  • ContextService API
  • Create a contextual proxy
5. Concurrency and Transactions
  • Java Transaction API (JTA) transactions with concurrency
  • Define the data sources in GlassFish server
  • Define the session bean class for database operations
  • Define the transaction processor
  • Define the REST class
  • Run the JTA application
Conclusion
  • Next steps

Taught by

Ketkee Aryamane

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