Open Source Development Tools Training and Courseware

	Developing using open source projects often requires various tools to help manage the software development process.  This can include tools for writing and testing code to tools used to aid team development and build deployable projects.
WA1784 ANT Fundamentals
	This course is aimed at students looking to learn the ANT build tool. Students will first be taken through the fundamentals of building an ANT script by examining the structure of an ANT file, and seeing how to use properties. Following that, the student will be taken through several common scenarios where ANT is used (e.g. building Java code, deploying/testing, co-ordinating with CVS, etc) and learn what tasks are available in each appropriate case, writing scripts as necessary. Finally, advanced topics such as integrating ANT with Eclipse and even extending ANT will be discussed.  More Info
WA1072 Testing Web Applications
	This 2-day course details testing best practices and specifically focuses on web application testing.  More Info
WA1741 Test Driven Development with JUnit
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WA1636 Eclipse Boot Camp for Java Programmers Using MyEclipse and WebSphere
	This course is intended for Java programmers who are interested in using MyEclipse and Eclipse to build their applications. Applications you develop during the course are based on the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) component model that uses servlets and JSPs for the control and flow of e-business applications. You are going to use the Eclipse IDE to develop J2EE applications, including servlets, JSPs, and Enterprise JavaBeans, debug and test them in the WebSphere test environment.  More Info
WA1301 Eclipse Boot Camp for Java Programmers Using MyEclipse and JBoss
	This course is intended for Java programmers who are interested in using MyEclipse and Eclipse to build their applications. Applications you develop during the course are based on the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) component model that uses servlets and JSPs for the control and flow of e-business applications. You are going to use the Eclipse IDE to develop J2EE applications, including servlets, JSPs, and Enterprise JavaBeans, debug and test them in the built-in JBoss test environment.  More Info