IBM RAD (Rational Application Developer)
- Recommended Duration:
- 2 Days
- Version:
- RAD 7.5. Complete coverage of the Visual Editor GUI for Applet or GUI Application creation will add a full day to the course (3 days).
- Benefits
- Participants will learn how to code Java using the IBM Eclipse toolset provided by IBM's RAD tool.
- Audience
- Experienced Java developers needing to use IBM RAD; and WSAD or VisualAge for Java developers who need to migrate to IBM RAD.
- Prerequisites
- Students must have programming experience or training. Prior limited experience with or training in Java is assumed. Knowledge of object-oriented programming concepts is required.
- Exercises
- There are eight hands-on exercises and four optional exercises.
- Major Topics
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- Eclipse 3.4
- Projects and components
- Upgraded standards support
- Workbench features and shortcuts
- Web Tools and Diagramming
- HTML Page and CSS Designers
- Struts
- JSF (JavaServer Faces)
- Java Perspective and Editor
- Data Perspective and Wizards
- Database connections: DB2, Oracle, Cloudscape, or MS SQL Server
- XML Perspective, Editor, Deployment, schema generation
- Data Source Explorer
- Data Project Explorer
- MVC Application Creation
- Teams and CVS
- Local history
- Local and Distributed Debugging
- Code Refactoring
- Java Beans and POJOs
- Applications
- Servlets and JSPs
- JSP Custom Tags
- J2EE Perspective and EJBs
- Visual Editor
- Web Service Wizards
- J2C Operation and Data Adaptors
- UML Class/Sequence Diagrammer
- Annotations View
- Web 2.0 and AJAX using Dojo
- Java Persistence API (JPA) Wizards and Views
- WebSphere Application Server
- Migration from RAD 6.0 or WSAD