WA1118 WSAD Technical Overview Training Course Outline
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1. Chapter 1
Introduction to WebSphere Studio Application Developer v5
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- Objectives
- The WebSphere Studio Family
- Eclipse Platform
- The WebSphere Studio Product Family
- WebSphere Studio Site Developer Advanced
- WebSphere Studio Application Developer
- Key Features in WSAD v5.0
- Key Features in WSAD v5.0…
- WebSphere Studio Application Developer Integration Edition
- WebSphere Studio Enterprise Developer
- Basic Tools of WebSphere Studio Family
- WSAD Views and Editor Areas
- Navigator View
- Package Explorer
- Outline View
- Property View
- Task View
- Search View
- Perspectives of WSAD Workbench
- Basic Operations with WSAD Views and Perspectives
- The Java Perspective
- The Resource Perspective
- The Web Perspective
- The J2EE Perspective
- The XML Perspective
- The Data Perspective
- The Server Perspective
- The Debug Perspective
- The XSL Debug Perspective
- WebSphere Studio Family vs. VisualAge for Java
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2. Chapter 2
Creating, Testing, and Deploying Applications using WSAD
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- Objectives
- Create a Java Project
- Set up Java Project Properties
- Major Tasks for Java Projects
- Create a New Package
- Create a Java Class
- Add Attributes and Getters and Setters for JavaBeans
- Debug Java Code
- Debug Java Code
- Web Project Architecture
- Create a Web Project
- Web Project Folders and File
- Create a Servlet
- The Web Deployment Descriptor
- Test the Servlet
- Creating a JSP with WSAD
- Editing a JSP with WSAD
- Testing a JSP with WSAD
- Debugging a JSP with WSAD
- Major Tasks for Developing EJB Projects with WSAD
- EJB Project in WSAD
- Create an EJB project
- Create a Session Bean
- Code methods
- Promote methods to interfaces
- Deploying EJBs
- EJB Deployment Descriptor
- EJB Deployment Descriptor…
- Generating Deployed Code
- Run on server
- Test the home interface
- Test the component interface
- What is JUnit?
- A JUnit Test
- JUnit with WSAD
- Running Tests
- WSAD Test Runner Icons
- J2EE Project Concepts
- J2EE Deployment
- Installing an Enterprise Application into WebSphere Application Server
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3. Chapter 3
Additional Topics of Interest
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- Objectives
- Migration
- Step 1: Export Java files and project resource files from VAJ
- Step 2: Create projects in WSAD and import code
- Step 3: Update the web.xml to define the servlets
- Step 4: Migrating project and workspace settings from VAJ
- Goals of Team Development
- The CVS Repository Exploring Perspective
- Connect to Shared Repository
- Synchronize Workspace with Repository – Commit/Update
- What is Ant?
- Using ant from WSAD
- Setting up Ant
- Major Tasks for Performance Profiling in WSAD
- Performance Analyzer Views
- Class Method Statistics
- Percentage View
- Execution Flow View
- Developing Web Services
- Overall Workflow
- Web Service Wizard properties
- JSP-based Client Application
- Learning Path
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