Rational Application Developer

Case Training
Bristol, Edinburgh, Leeds, London, United Kingdom

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' This course is targeted at experienced Java developers requiring an introduction to developing under IBM’s latest IDE, Rational Application Developer (RAD).

Pre-requisites
Delegates should have a good all round knowledge of the Java and Web technologies since the course covers development of many of these (see below).

Course Objectives
The material covers the basics of the IDE including the window layout, toolbars and editors, through to the creation and deployment of all web elements including HTML, JSP, Servlets, JavaBeans, and Enterprise JavaBeans. During the course the student will gain practical experience in using many aspects of RAD. On completion of this course the student will be able to use RAD to:

Configure and Customise the development environment
Develop HTML and JSP pages
Develop all Java based technologies including Java applications, Servlets (including JDBC), JavaBeans and Enterprise JavaBeans
Develop XML documents and associated files, e.g. Schemas, DTD’s etc.
Access database configurations and include these into applications
Use the supplied wizards to create items ranging from simple files to complete applications.
Deploy web projects into Websphere App Server
Course Details
INTRODUCTION TO RAD AND THE WORKBENCH
The Development Environment
Perspectives, Views, Toolbars, Editors
Tasks, Markers and Bookmarks
Importing and exporting, Searching
Rearranging Views, Fast Views
Comparing Files, Local History
Wizards
JAVA PERSPECTIVES AND COMPONENTS
The Java Perspective
Working with build paths
Creating a java project, packages and classes
JAVA EDITOR
Editing code and elements
Editor Options/Menus
Code Formatter
Managing Imports
Content/Code Assist
Templates, Quick Fix
MORE JAVA TOOLS
Using the Outline View
Fixing Problems/Errors
Local History
The Type Hierarchy
Refactoring
Compiler Options
RUNNING AND DEBUGGING
Running and Debugging apps
Debug Perspective and views
Debugging
WEB DEVELOPMENT
The Web Perspective
J2EE Hierarchy, web projects
Modifying the J2EE hierarchy
Runtime Dependencies (classpath)
Web Project Directory Structure
Web Project Icons and Wizards
web.xml Editor
HTML / JSP DEVELOPMENT
HTML Page Designer
Creating and editing HTML files
CSS File Wizard
Database Wizard
Creating Web pages from a JavaBean
SERVLETS AND JSPS
Creating Servlets
Testing Web Applications and Servlets
Server Perspective
Servers, Server Configurations and Instances
Creating, modifying and Testing JSPs
Debugging Servlets and JSPs
WEB APPS - A SIMPLE EXAMPLE
Creating an HTML to Servlet architecture
DATABASE CONNECTIVITY
Data source versus direct connection
Application Developer database operations
Data Perspective
Using DB Explorer
Creating database objects
XML DEVELOPMENT
XML Perspective
XML Editor and options
DTD Editor
Schema (XSD) editor
VISUAL EDITOR FOR JAVA
The Visual Editor layout and views
Adding Components to a GUI
Changing the properties of components
Modifying Layouts
Code Synchronisation
EJB DEVELOPMENT
J2EE Perspective
Creating EJBS
Deployment Descriptor Editor
EJB Deployment Descriptor Editor
Generating Deployed Code and Testing
DEPLOYING TO WEBSPHERE
Exporting your project from Application Developer
Installing the EAR file on WebSphere AEs
Starting the WebSphere AEs Admin Console
Installing the EAR
Testing the Application
CVS
CVS and RAD
Connecting to a CVS Repository
Working with files and outgoing changes
Incoming changes
Merging changes
...''

Phone:01275 859666

School Address:

+ 44 (0) 1275 859666

Jobs & Resumes: Bristol, Edinburgh, Leeds, London
Houses & Roommates: Bristol, Edinburgh, Leeds, London

WSAD Java Primer
Java Programming
Java Server Side Programming
Java Servlet Programming
Java Swing Programming
JavaServer Faces Programming (JSF)
Java ServerPage Programming
Programming with PL/1
Programming with VSAM Files
QMF / SQL Workshop
Struts Programming
TSO/ISPF and JCL
UNIX
Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)
WebSphere MQ
Application Programming with WebSphere MQ
XHTML for Web Developers
XML / Java Programming Workshop
XML

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