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1 System & Technology Group WebSphere Development Studio Client for iseries WDSc - An Overview for iseries Developers Daniel Hiebert dhiebert@us.ibm.com St. Louis User Group - Gateway 400 February 9, 2005 WebSphere Development Studio Client V5.1.2 Agenda Getting Started What?? Plan of Action Features and Function Short demo Slide 2 of 21 1

2 How do I Get Started 1. Engine to Deliver Web Applications 2. Tool Set to Build Web Applications Slide 3 of 21 What s with all these WebSphere Branded Products? WebSphere Application Server (WAS) WebSphere Development Studio for iseries(wds) WebSphere Studio Site Developer (WSSD) WebSphere Studio Application Developer (WSAD) WebSphere Development Studio Client for iseries (WDSc) WebSphere Development Studio Client Advanced Edition for iseries (WDSc Advanced) Slide 4 of 21 2

3 Agenda WebSphere Branding What?? Plan of Action Features and Function Short demo Slide 5 of 21 How do I Get Started 1. Engine to Deliver Web Applications WebSphere Application Server 5.* (Express, Base, ND) 2. Tool Set to Build Web Applications Slide 6 of 21 3

4 WebSphere Development Studio RPG COBOL Current 5722-WDS customers with software subscription for V5R3 and V5R2, to upgrade use feature #: 2656 Unlimited Licenses C/C++ PDM SEU SDA, RLU iseries iseries iseries iseries Java TM Profiling Debug Trace Struts Web JSF Web Service XML Web Facing WAS Test Env. WebSphere Development Studio for iseries V5.1.2 iseries Projects RSE DB +CODE +VisualAge RPG EGL Java generation HATS Toolkit Slide 7 of 21 How do I Get Started 1. Engine to Deliver Web Applications WebSphere Application Server 5.* (Express, Base, ND) 2. Tool Set to Build Web Applications iseries (Server side) WebSphere Development Studio for iseries (5722WDS) Compilers PDM, SEU, and SDA Slide 8 of 21 4

5 Starting from the Bottom of the Stack Application Developer Eclipse Universal Tool Platform Open Source Project ( Framework Eclipse Slide 9 of 21 What are all these WebSphere Products? WebSphere Studio Workbench IBM commercially supported version of Eclipse Basis for IBM tools WebSphere Studio Workbench Universal Tool Platform Eclipse Open Source Framework Slide 10 of 21 5

6 What are all these WebSphere Products? Site Developer (WSSD) Site Developer User: Web Developer Function: (Web Tooling) WebSphere Studio Workbench IBM commercially supported version of Eclipse Basis for IBM tools Universal Tool Platform Eclipse Open Source Framework Slide 11 of 21 What are all these WebSphere Products? Application Developer (WSAD) Site Developer (WSSD) User: Web Developer Function: (Web Tooling) Application Developer User: J2EE Developer Function: (J2EE, EJB Tools) WebSphere Studio Workbench IBM commercially supported version of Eclipse Basis for IBM tools Universal Tool Platform Eclipse Open Source Framework Slide 12 of 21 6

7 What are all these WebSphere Products? Application Developer (WSAD) Site Developer (WSSD) User: Web Developer Function: (Web Tooling) User: J2EE Developer Function: (J2EE, EJB Tools) WebSphere Development Studio Client for iseries, based on WebSphere Studio Site Developer WebSphere Development Studio Client for iseries Advanced Edition based on: WebSphere Studio Application Developer WebSphere Studio Workbench IBM commercially supported version of Eclipse Basis for IBM tools Universal Tool Platform Eclipse Open Source Framework Slide 13 of 21 WebSphere Development Studio Client for iseries (Key Features & Function) - Version Develop new Web applications Java technology RPG and COBOL IBM WebFacing Tool iseries development tools into one integrated package Slide 14 of 21 7

8 WebSphere Development Studio Client Advanced Edition for iseries (Key Features & Function) - Version WebFacing for Portal Enterprise Identity Mapping (EIM) Single signon for IBM WebFacing Tool Java Connector Architecture (JCA) Extension to Enterprise Generation Language (EGL) to generate 5250 applications in ILE COBOL Slide 15 of 21 Packaging for Version What s in the box? 1. WebSphere Development Studio Client for iseries Advanced Edition 5 CD s - which contain: All the iseries specific tools egl for iseries WebSphere Studio Application Developer V5.1.2 (aka WSAD) If you have WSAD already installed, it will detect the existing copy. ClearCase LT 2. WebSphere Portal Toolkit V and WebSphere Portal UTE V CD it will detect the installed WSAD product and plug into it 3. HATS Toolkit 1 CD it will detect the installed WSAD product and plug into it 4. DB2 Enterprise Server Edition V8.1.3 (aka DB2 UDB) 1 CD contains the Windows version of DB2 UDB Slide 16 of 21 8

9 How do I Get Started 1. Engine to Deliver Web Applications WebSphere Application Server 5.* (WAS) 2. Tool Set to Build Web Applications WebSphere Development Studio for iseries (5722WDS) WebSphere Development Studio Client for iseries v5.1.2 (WDSc) Or WebSphere Development Studio Client for iseries Advanced Edition v5.1.2 (WDSc Advanced) Slide 17 of 21 WDSC Business Unit Advanced or Product Edition Name Agenda WebSphere Brands What?? Plan of Action Features and Function Short demo Slide 18 of 21 WDSC Presentation Title An Overview Presentation for iseries Subtitle Developers Confidential 9

10 WDSC Business Unit Advanced or Product Edition Name Plan of Action History - Development iseries Roadmap My Suggested Roadmap Slide 19 of 21 WDSC Presentation Title An Overview Presentation for iseries Subtitle Developers Confidential History at IBM My Start at IBM Support Center Tools Communication Trace using C 5250 / PDM (Green Screen = Happiness) Next Moved to WAS for iseries J2EE,Servlets,JSPs, etc Learning Curve (Classes can help ease the transition) WDSc Tooling Slide 20 of 21 10

11 WDSC Business Unit Advanced or Product Edition Name Plan of Action History - Development iseries Roadmap My Suggested Roadmap Slide 21 of 21 WDSC Presentation Title An Overview Presentation for iseries Subtitle Developers Confidential Today Better Tools Better User Interface Better Architecture Better Portability Better Scalability Web Web Web Services Web Web Services Web Web Services RPG PDM RPG Remote System Explorer iseries Developer Roadmap RPG Remote System Explorer IBM WebFacing Tool IBM WebSphere Host Access Transformation Toolkit RPG Remote System Explorer iseries Web tools Java iseries Java tools iseries Web tools Host Integration Solution WebSphere Development Studio Client V5.1.2 for iseries WebSphere Development Studio Client Advanced V5.1.2 for iseries WebSphere Application Server Express 5.1 WebSphere for iseries Application Server V5.1 for iseries EJBs iseries Java tools iseries Web Tools EJB, J2EE tools Slide 22 of 21 11

12 WDSC Business Unit Advanced or Product Edition Name Plan of Action History - Development iseries Roadmap WDSc Suggested Steps Slide 23 of 21 WDSC Presentation Title An Overview Presentation for iseries Subtitle Developers Confidential Suggested - Steps (Small Steps!!) 1. Install & Configure (WDSc) on Workstation 2. Play Around 3. Build an iseries Connection 4. Hello World RPG/COBOL 5. Modify some RPG/COBOL (Should be Familiar) 6. Use the Web Service Tutorial 7. Enroll in WDSc Class to fast track. 8. Use tutorial s from Developer Work s Slide 24 of 21 12

13 WDSC Business Unit Advanced or Product Edition Name Agenda WebSphere Brands What?? Plan of Action Features and Function Short demo Slide 25 of 21 WDSC Presentation Title An Overview Presentation for iseries Subtitle Developers Confidential Eclipse/WDSc Perspectives Users work with perspectives Collection of views and editors Tools for a particular task Allows for role-based development Many perspectives are pre-supplied for specific tasks like Java, Web, XML, RPG/CBL Users can create their own perspectives The user interface is very Windows-like Build from a Java wrapper of OS widgets Behaves and feels like any other native application Views can be re-sized and re-positioned through drag n drop Slide 26 of 21 13

14 J2EE 1.2 & 1.3 Tooling supports both J2EE versions Application migration tools assist moving from 1.2 to 1.3 Servlet 2.3 JSP 1.2 Concurrent support for J2EE 1.2 & 1.3 WebSphere Application Server V4 J2EE 1.2 support WebSphere Application Server V5 & V5.1 J2EE 1.2 & J2EE 1.3 support WebSphere Application Server V5 Express & V5.1 Express J2EE 1.2 & J2EE 1.3 support Does not support EJB's Slide 27 of 21 WebSphere Development Studio Client for iseries (Features & Function) - Version Develop new Web applications with Java technology or RPG and COBOL languages using WebSphere software Web-enable existing applications quickly and cost effectively with the IBM WebFacing Tool Consolidates all of the key workstation-based iseries development tools into one integrated package Slide 28 of 21 14

15 WebSphere Development Studio Client Advanced Edition for iseries (Features & Function) - Version IBM WebFacing Tool enhancements for Portal and system screen support iseries Web Tools support for single signon using Enterprise Identity Mapping (EIM) Single signon for regular Web and portal applications in the IBM WebFacing Tool iseries Java Tools support for Java Connector Architecture (JCA) Extension to Enterprise Generation Language (EGL) to generate 5250 applications in ILE COBOL Slide 29 of 21 WDSC Business Unit Advanced or Product Edition Name Agenda WebSphere Brands What?? Plan of Action Features and Function Short demo Slide 30 of 21 WDSC Presentation Title An Overview Presentation for iseries Subtitle Developers Confidential 15

16 DEMO - WDSc Remote System Explorer (RSE) iseries Project Slide 31 of 21 Conclusion WebSphere Application Server (WAS) IBM's strategic Java run-time to deliver Internet Applications J2EE Web Technologies iseries, Windows, Linux WebSphere Development Studio for iseries (5722WDS) Compilers (ILE RPG, C, C++, Cobol) PDM, SEU, and SDA WebSphere Development Studio Client for iseries (WDSc) IBM s strategic development tool to build applications for iseries RPG/Cobol Web Technologies Web Services Slide 32 of 21 16

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