459 Using the sample test application.. 505 Running the sample GUI as a Java application.. 508 Running the sample outside of Application Developer.. 564 Debugging on a remote WebSphere A
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Implementing the session facade 415
Creating the session bean 416
Creating an EJB reference 418
Editing the session bean 421
Generating the deployed code 426
Completing the EJB deployment descriptor 427
Changing the data source for EJB access 428
Testing the EJBs 428
Universal test client 428
Adapting the Web applications 436
Web project dependencies 437
EJB references 438
Testing the Web interface 439
Summary 440
Chapter 13 Developing Web services 441
The concept of a service-oriented architecture (SOA) 442
Web services approach for an SOA architecture 443
Web services tools in Application Developer 445
Bottom-up development of a Web service 445
Top-down development of a Web service 445
Client development 446
Preparation for samples 446
Creating a Web service from a JavaBean 446
Creating the Web service using the Web Service wizard 447
Generated files 455
Testing the Web service 459
Using the sample test application 459
Using the universal test client 460
Creating a Web service client 461
Run the Web Service Client wizard 461
Creating a Web service from a session bean 464
Implementing a real client application 465
Summary 467
More information 467
Chapter 14 Developing GUI applications 469
Introduction to the Visual Editor for Java 470
Sample GUI 470
Setting up your sample project 471
Launching the Visual Editor 472
Create a visual class 473
Trang 2Open an existing class with the Visual Editor 475
Visual Editor look and feel 475
Customizing the appearance of the Visual Editor 478
Changing the default Java Editor 480
Working with the Visual Editor 481
Resizing a JavaBean component 482
Code synchronization 483
Add JavaBeans to a visual class 485
Working with the Properties view 487
Working with the Java Beans view 490
Extending the sample GUI 492
Adding data to the JavaBean 498
Adding additional methods to the sample GUI 500
Writing event handling code 502
Running and testing JavaBeans 504
Running the sample GUI as a JavaBean 505
Running the sample GUI as a Java application 507
Testing the sample GUI 508
Running the sample outside of Application Developer 508
Summary 509
Part 3 Testing and debugging applications 511
Chapter 15 Servers and server configurations 513
Server tools feature 514
Supported run-time environments 514
Creating server and server configuration automatically 516
Creating server and server configuration manually 519
Creating a Server project 519
Creating a remote server and file transfer mechanism 520
Creating a server configuration manually 527
Assigning a server configuration to a server 530
Creating a server and server configuration together 530
Assigning a project to a server configuration 531
Configuring the data source 533
Starting and stopping servers 535
Changing the applications to run on a remote server 538
Apache Tomcat 539
TCP/IP Monitor 540
Configuring the TCP/IP Monitor 541
Using the TCP/IP Monitor 542
Customizing server configurations 544
Server page 544
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Applications page 545
Administrative console 548
Applying Fix Packs to the WebSphere test environment 549
Summary 551
Chapter 16 Testing and debugging 553
Debugging a Web application 554
Setting breakpoints in a servlet 554
Setting breakpoints in a JSP 556
Testing the application with breakpoints enabled 557
Debug view with stack frames 560
Debug functions 560
Breakpoints view 561
Watching variables 561
Inspecting variables 562
Evaluating an expression 563
Debugging a JSP 564
Debugging on a remote WebSphere Application Server 566
Configuring the remote server 566
Attaching to remote server in Application Developer 567
Connecting to the remote server 569
Debugging on the remote server 569
Disconnecting from the remote server 572
Summary 572
Chapter 17 JUnit and component testing 573
What is JUnit? 574
Unit testing 574
Why unit testing? 574
Benefits of a unit testing framework 575
Testing with JUnit 576
TestCase class 577
TestSuite class 577
Creating the test case 578
Importing the model 578
Preparing for JUnit 578
Creating a test case 579
The setUp and tearDown methods 582
Test methods 582
Creating a TestSuite 584
Running the test case 586
Testing the Web applications 588
Trang 4Component testing 588
Creating a Java test case 589
Preparing a Java test case 591
Updating code of Java test case 593
Running a Java test case 594
Report test case results 595
Creating an HTTP test case 598
Summary 603
Part 4 Deploying and profiling applications 605
Chapter 18 Deploying enterprise applications 607
Enterprise application deployment 608
Importing the enterprise application 608
Working with deployment descriptors 608
EJB deployment descriptor 609
Web deployment descriptor 611
Application client module deployment descriptor 613
Building an application client module 614
Exporting an enterprise application 616
Configuring WebSphere Application Server 617
Start the server and the administrative console 617
Configuring a server (optional) 618
Configuring a JDBC driver and data source 618
Save the configuration 621
Installing an enterprise application 622
Regenerating HTTP Server plug-in configuration 627
Starting the enterprise application 627
Testing the applications 628
Remote debugging 629
Command line tools 629
Batch commands 629
Scripting tool: wsadmin 630
Classpath 632
Summary 632
Chapter 19 Building applications with Ant 633
What is Ant? 634
Sample demo project and application 635
Ant build files 635
Ant tasks 636
Creating a simple build file 636
Project definition 638
Global properties 639
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Running Ant 641
Where is the output? 643
Rerunning Ant 643
Forced build 644
Classpath problem 644
Building J2EE applications 644
Using or importing a J2EE project 645
Ant J2EE build script 645
Running Ant for J2EE 650
Building Javadoc with Ant 651
Running Ant outside of Application Developer 652
Preparation of the command file 652
Running the command file 653
Summary 654
Chapter 20 Profiling applications 655
Profiling architecture 656
Profiling Java processes 657
Agent Controller 657
Profiling an application in the WebSphere Test Environment 658
Attaching to a Java process 658
Start monitoring 662
Performance analysis views 663
Launch Java process for profiling 663
Profiling remote processes 665
Performance analysis 666
Package statistics 667
Class method statistics 668
Method statistics 669
Heap 670
Method invocation 674
Method execution 677
Execution flow 679
Sequence diagram 680
Instance statistics 682
Object references 684
Some things to be aware of 685
Summary 685
Part 5 Team programming 687
Chapter 21 Version control 689
Local history 690
Trang 6Comparing files 690
Replacing files 691
Restoring deleted files 692
Preferences 692
Team development 693
Repository 694
Application Developer team support 698
Terminology comparison 699
Summary 700
Chapter 22 Using Concurrent Versions System 701
Introduction 702
Installing CVS on the Windows platform 703
Creating a CVS repository on CVSNT 703
Configuring CVS in Application Developer 706
What is new in Application Developer Version 5? 706
CVS preferences 707
What changes could impact your work? 710
Ignoring resources from version control 711
Label decorations 712
CVS console 712
Development scenario 713
Creating and sharing the project (step 1 - stade1) 714
Adding a shared project to the workspace (step 2 - stade2) 719
Synchronizing with repository (step 3 - stade1) 722
Parallel development (step 4 - stade1 and stade2) 723
Resolving conflicts (step 5 - stade1) 724
Versioning (step 6 - stade1) 730
CVS resource history 731
Branches in CVS 733
Branching 734
Merging 736
Defining branch tag 739
Working with patches 740
Creating a patch 740
Applying a patch 742
Disconnecting a project 745
Summary 746
Chapter 23 Using ClearCase 747
What is Rational ClearCase? 748
Basic ClearCase terminology 749
Installing ClearCase LT 749
Trang 7Installing ClearCase LT Server 750
Installing the ClearCase LT client 752
ClearCase integration with Application Developer 752
ClearCase help in Application Developer 753
ClearCase preferences 753
Using ClearCase with Application Developer 754
Setting up ClearCase for a new project 756
Creating a new VOB 756
Creating new ClearCase project 757
Joining a ClearCase project 759
Creating a Web project 762
Adding a project to ClearCase source control 762
Development scenario 765
Developer 1 adds a servlet 765
Developer 1 delivers work to the integration stream 768
Developer 1 makes a baseline 770
Developer 2 joins the project 772
Developer 2 imports projects into Application Developer 774
Developer 2 adds a new servlet 776
Developer 2 delivers work to the integration stream 778
Developer 2 makes a new baseline 779
Developers synchronize 779
Summary 782
Part 6 Appendixes 783
Appendix A Product installation 785
Installing DB2 UDB 786
Installing WebSphere Application Server 786
Hardware prerequisites 786
Software prerequisites 786
Installation Application Server 5.0 787
Verifying the installation 789
Installing Application Developer 790
Hardware prerequisites 790
Software prerequisites 790
Installing Application Developer 791
Installing the Agent Controller 792
Update Application Developer 793
Using the Update Manager 793
Manual update 798
Appendix B Keyboard shortcuts 801
Workbench shortcuts 802
Trang 8Editing shortcuts 802
Java editor shortcuts 803
Java development tools shortcuts 804
Debug perspective shortcuts 805
Page and CSS Designer shortcuts 805
Page Designer source page shortcuts 807
Appendix C Additional material 809
Locating the Web material 809
Using the Web material 810
System requirements for downloading the Web material 810
How to use the Web material 810
Installing the EJBBANK database 811
Installing the ItsoProGuide.ear file 812
Installing the server 814
Installing other projects 814
DB2 user ID and password 814
Abbreviations and acronyms 815
Related publications 817
IBM Redbooks 817
Other publications 818
Online resources 818
How to get IBM Redbooks 819
Index 821
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