● Entity types in Jmix

● Jmix framework annotations for entities

● Data store. Supported databases

● Multiple data stores. Referencing entities from different data stores

● Traits: Versioned, Audit, HasUUID, SoftDelete

● Key-value entities

● Entity states

● Database versioning. Liquibase Tool

● Non-standard data types (JPA converters)

● Entity Manager service. Usage and transaction management

● Entity graph for data fetch

● DataManager and EntityManager services. Similarities and differences

● Data Security and DataManager

● Data and Query Cache. Cache customization

● JPA callbacks

● Entity lifecycle events

● Optimistic and pessimistic locks

• Views in Jmix

• Opening Views – ViewsNavigation and DialogWindows APIs

• Routing and Navigation

• Notifications and Dialogs

• Background tasks

• Facets – non-visual view components

• Views extensions and working with view template

• Event Bus – global events in Jmix

• Lazy loading in views

• Styling • Layout rules

• Creating Custom Action class

• Creating UI components

● Preparing the application for deployment

○ Deployment checklist

● Execution profiles

● Types of artifacts for deployment

○ Fat Jar

○ War

○ Docker image

● Application runtime overview

○ Dedicated server

○ Container

● Application deployment options

● Ensuring fault tolerance

○ Application clustering

○ Database replication

● Application monitoring and diagnostics tools

● Roles - advanced topics

○ Scopes

○ Specific policies

● Data access restrictions

○ Application of restrictions

○ Overriding data access checks in business logic

● Anonymous access to the application UI

● Programmatic user management

○ Data model of users and roles

○ User creation

○ Role assignment

○ Implementing a scenario of user registration and activation

● Additional security features

○ System authentication

○ Authentication events

○ User substitution

● Accessing users in Jmix add-ons. UserDetails, UserRepository, UserManager

● External authentication services

○ Integration with LDAP and Active Directory

○ Integration with KeyCloak SSO

○ Login and registration via social networks (Google and GitHub)

• General information about add-on

• Component elements

• Raster layers and their sources

• Working with data

• Feature styling

• Cluster

• Heatmap

• Map interactivity

• Map projection

• Real-time data update

● Jmix report generator overview

○ YARG

○ Templates

○ Fetch data

● Report Wizard

● Creating a simple report

○ XLS format

○ DOC format

● Using Groovy to fetch data

● Displaying graphic files in a report

● Generating a Master-detail report

● Creating a matrix report

● APIs for working with reports

○ Standard Actions ○ Services

● Overview of the BPM component of the Jmix framework

● BPMN Specification for developers

● Create and execute a simple business process ● Process Variables

● Assigning users to tasks

● User task management

● Accessing Jmix data from the process

● Decision-making using DMN notation

● Various types of service tasks

● Development of process forms

● Use of different types of subprocesses

● Transactions in BPMN and asynchronous tasks execution

● Loops in BPMN and working with collections (multi-instance activities)

● Using BPMN messages and signals in processes ● Inter-process collaboration

● Process administration capabilities

● Using Jmix software components as part of business processes

● Handling business process execution errors ● Execution listeners in Jmix

● APIs for working with business processes

● Full-text search system architecture

○ Elastic search

○ The concept of a "document"

○ Indexes

● Integration with Jmix

○ Configuring an application

○ Starting indexing processes

○ Indexing data in a database

○ Indexing uploaded files

● Scaling the full-text search engine

● Types of charts used in the module

● Data binding

○ Data containers

○ Programming interfaces

● Event Handling

● Incremental refresh for datasets

● Features of the module for sending emails

● Customization

● Creating messages

○ Creating simple messages

○ Using templates

○ Creating attachments

● Administrative interface

● Program interface of the module

● Definition of multitenancy. Approaches to building multitenant applications

● Implementation in Jmix

● Data model design features

○ Shared data

○ Client data

● Administration of multitenant applications

○ User creation

○ Local administration

○ Authorization from URL

● Multi-tenancy module API

● Server-side testing

○ Rules for tests writing

○ JUnit

○ SpringBootTest

● Administrative interface testing

○ Selenide Library

● API testing

● BDD: using the Gauge Library

● Code refactoring capabilities

● Code generation (Intentions)

● Inspections

● Jmix Studio configuration