IBM Software Group Name Title Company Rapid Application
Development with WebSphere Studio [Rational] Application Developer
RAD Top 10 ( A daptable, A utomated and A ccelerated) (Additional
presentations, tutorials and technical resources are available at
http://JavaDevTools.com http://WebSphereCentral.com)
http://JavaDevTools.com http://WebSphereCentral.com Slide 2 IBM
Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 2 Development Tools Cross
Everything Crosses Brands Rational Lifecycle Tools WebSphere
Business Integration SOA Tools Portal Tools (WebSphere/Lotus) Lotus
Workplace Tools (Domino, Rich Client, etc.) DB2 Data Oriented Tools
Tivoli Systems Management Tools zSeries and Enterprise
Transformation Slide 3 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 3
Development Tools Cross Everything Crosses Brands Rational
Lifecycle Tools WebSphere Business Integration SOA Tools Portal
Tools (WebSphere/Lotus) Lotus Workplace Tools (Domino, Rich Client,
etc.) DB2 Data Oriented Tools Tivoli Systems Management Tools
zSeries and Enterprise Transformation Traverses Technologies
zSeries, iSeries, Unix, Win32, Mac, Languages, J2EE, Web Services,
XML, BPEL, JSF, SDO, SCA, other open standards, etc Slide 4 IBM
Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 4 Development Tools Cross
Everything Crosses Brands Rational Lifecycle Tools WebSphere
Business Integration SOA Tools Portal Tools (WebSphere/Lotus) Lotus
Workplace Tools (Domino, Rich Client, etc.) DB2 Data Oriented Tools
Tivoli Systems Management Tools zSeries and Enterprise
Transformation Traverses Technologies zSeries, iSeries, Unix,
Win32, Mac, Languages, J2EE, Web Services, XML, BPEL, JSF, SDO,
SCA, other open standards, etc Integrates Roles Business Analyst,
System Architect, Application Developer, Quality Tester, Production
Administrators, Project Managers, Business Executive Dashboards,
etc. Slide 5 IBM Software Group 2003 IBM Corporation 5 Slide 6 IBM
Software Group 2003 IBM Corporation 6 Slide 7 IBM Software Group
2003 IBM Corporation 7 Slide 8 IBM Software Group 2003 IBM
Corporation 8 Slide 9 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 9
Software development is a team sport Developer Project Manager
Tester Operations Manager System Integrator Release Manager
Architect CIO, IT Manager TimelinesIts never quick enough!
Development cycles takes too long We need quality and speed!
Teamwork We need good process and tools! Business Analysts VP
Development So many APIshow do I keep them under control? Slide 10
IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 10 Continuously Verify
Quality Model Visually Use Component Architectures Develop
Iteratively Manage Requirements Manage Change Business Process
Modeling Legacy Asset Reuse J2EE Development XML and Web Service
Development Web Page and Site Development Portal Development COBOL,
PL/1, RPG Development Domino Development Application Integration
Functional and Stress Testing Application Monitoring and Management
Business Process Monitoring Visual Construction C, C++ Development
Analysis & Design Development Life Cycle Drives Multiple Roles
Data Modeling Slide 11 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 11
Multiple Roles Drive Multiple Tools Proliferation of Development
Tools Slide 12 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 12
WebSphere Studio Integrating Multiple Roles and Development Tools
into a single IDE Slide 13 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM
Corporation 13 Rational XDE & Server Toolkits WebSphere Studio
Partner Tools & Middleware The Eclipse Project An open
extensible tools platform Includes base Java Development Tools
(JDT) Can plugin your own best-of-breed tools, into a single IDE
IBM contributed $40M software/R&D as initial Eclipse open
source technology 175+ Consortium Members Growing Developer
Community Grassroots enthusiasm from developers Over 18 Million
downloads since November 2001 Over 880,000 developers from >125
countries Average 30,000 downloads/day (Oct, 2003) Hundreds of
plug-ins (http://www.eclipse.org/community/plugins.html) 400+
Plug-ins - 335 tracked at eclipse-plugins.2y.net - 130 tracked at
eclipse-workbench.com 100+ Projects - 100+ Active projects at
SourceForge.net - 28+ Active projects at freshmeat.net Over 300
Universities submit Eclipse Proposals 50+ Innovation Grants
Approved 100+ Teaching Grants Approved Slide 14 IBM Software Group
| 2003 IBM Corporation 14 Partial List of Studio/Eclipse Toolkit
Plugins (>400 Plugins) IBM Plugins/Toolkits: Rational XDE
Modeler, Testers, Profiling, etc. WebSphere Business Integration
Adapters WebSphere Portal Toolkit WBI Message Broker Tools WBI
Modeler and Monitor Host Integration Toolkit (HOD, HATs, etc.)
WebSphere Commerce Toolkit WebSphere Portal Toolkit WebSphere
Mobile Device Toolkits Voice Application, Multimodal Access
Toolkits Tivoli Monitoring Resource Model Builder Toolkit DB2
Everyplace Toolkit DB2 Development Client Toolkit Lotus Domino
Toolkit Other 3 rd Party Plugins: Eclipse Colorer for editing 100+
languages Visual Rules Instantiations CodePro Studio Visual
SlickEdit Eclipse Visual Editor SWT Visual Builder (Rich Clients)
JDK 1.5 Eclipse plugin RSS Reader (streaming XML) DBExplorer
Versant OO DB enJin Versata Business Logic Designer Velocity
Framework Editor Canoo Ultra Light Client Catalyst Systems Openmake
Build Manager Exaltec J2EE Application Generator MMAEclipse
Mathematica plugin PHPEclipse plugin JavaSpider Object Application
Grapher Single Eclipse IDE IBM Studio + Plugins (i.e. Rational,
Portal, WBI, 3 rd parties) Rational XDE & Server Toolkits
WebSphere Studio Partner Tools & Middleware Rational XDE &
Server Toolkits WebSphere Studio Partner Tools & Middleware
Slide 15 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 15 Complete life
cycle of J2EE, Web Services, Portal, Business Integration tools:
Model Applications Build Applications Test Applications Deploy
Applications Studio + Eclipse Plugins = Limitless Possibilities
Studio Design l UML Tools l Business modeling l Requirements l
Application modeling l Data modeling l Etc Test/Deploy l Unit test
l Functional test l System test l Performance test l Load test l
Change Management, l Etc... Develop l Java, J2EE, EJB l Web Pages,
Sites l Web Services l Struts, JSF l Etc >400 Others l
Cross-Team Lifecycle l Coding l Frameworks l Best Practices l Bells
& Whistles l... Rational XDE & Server Toolkits WebSphere
Studio Partner Tools & Middleware Slide 16 IBM Software Group
2003 IBM Corporation 16 Slide 17 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM
Corporation 17 J2EE Perspective Java Perspective Web Perspective
Switch quickly between roles using the Perspective Bar Editors that
are open stay open (i.e. UML diagram) Additional roles-based tools
(Views) are layered around the open editors Rearrange or add any
View to any Perspective Easily Switch Between Tools and Roles Slide
18 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 18 Perspectives Bar
View How do Perspectives and Views = Roles Based Development? Slide
19 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 19 J2EE Perspective
See the whole application Slide 20 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM
Corporation 20 Java Perspective For Java Programmers Slide 21 IBM
Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 21 Web Perspective For Web
Page Developers Slide 22 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation
22 iSeries AS/400 Slide 23 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM
Corporation 23 zSeries Slide 24 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM
Corporation 24 Easily Switch Between Tools and Roles J2EE
Perspective Java Perspective Web Perspective Switch quickly between
roles using the Perspective Bar Editors that are open stay open
(i.e. UML diagram) Additional roles-based tools (Views) are layered
around the open editors Rearrange or add any View to any
Perspective (1 2)(1 2) Slide 25 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM
Corporation 25 Lifecycle Development Disciplines Slide 26 IBM
Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 26 RequisitePro XDE &
Studio Studio & ClearCase ClearCase & ClearQuest ClearQuest
& Project Console BI Modeler Integration across/within tools
(i.e. change requests) WebSphere Studio Eclipse Integration V5.x
IBM Rational Tools by Discipline Slide 27 IBM Software Group | 2003
IBM Corporation 27 RAD RAD or RSA RAD Project Console &
ClearQuest RAD + BI Modeler V6 Lifecycle Tools by Discipline (RAD
& RSA) Slide 28 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 28
WebSphere Studio Supports Key Rational Roles Analyst Architect
Developer Tester Model, Simulate and Monitor Business Processes
Model Application Components, Services and Data Visually Construct,
Hand Code and Generate Applications Design, Create, Execute and
Report Tests Follow a common process Track project status Manage
requirements Manage Change and assets Manage Quality Project Mgr
Slide 29 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 29 UML 2-way
Modeling J2EE, Web Services, JSF, etc. Unit Testing, etc. Automated
J2EE Packaging Existing Tools In WSAD V5.x and RAD V6 Analyst
Architect Developer Tester Model, Simulate and Monitor Business
Processes Model Application Components, Services and Data Visually
Construct, Hand Code and Generate Applications Design, Create,
Execute and Report Tests Follow a common process Track project
status Manage requirements Manage Change and assets Manage Quality
Project Mgr Slide 30 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 30
RequisitePro Explorer Views Functional, Manual, Performance,
Analysis ClearCase Explorer Views ClearQuest Explorer Views Process
Modeler New V6 Integrated Views/Perspectives Analyst Architect
Developer Tester Model, Simulate and Monitor Business Processes
Model Application Components, Services and Data Visually Construct,
Hand Code and Generate Applications Design, Create, Execute and
Report Tests Follow a common process Track project status Manage
requirements Manage Change and assets Manage Quality Project Mgr
Slide 31 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 31 Lifecycle
Tools are Integrated as Views in V6 Slide 32 IBM Software Group |
2003 IBM Corporation 32 RAD RAD or RSA RAD Project Console &
ClearQuest RAD + BI Modeler V6 Lifecycle Tools by Discipline (RAD
& RSA) Slide 33 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 33
Web Presentation Servers Web Application Servers Directory and
Security Servers Data Servers Integration Servers Transaction
Servers Customers Partners Suppliers Employees Application s,
Graphics, HTML, Applets XML, Web Services, Portlets, Servlets, Java
Server Faces/Pages Services, EJBs & Process Flows Relatio nal
Data Applications, Transactions and Processes Middleware Connectors
Web Services: SOAP, WSDL, UDDI Edge Servers Application Modeling
Web/Portal Development Java/J2EE Development XML Web Services
Development Database App Development Business Process SOA
Integration Cobol, CICS/IMS, 4GL Development Development Roles
Design & Construction Tools End-2-End Slide 34 IBM Software
Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 34 Web Presentation Servers Web
Application Servers Directory and Security Servers Data Servers
Integration Servers Transaction Servers Customers Partners
Suppliers Employees Application s, Graphics, HTML, Applets XML, Web
Services, Portlets, Servlets, Java Server Faces/Pages Services,
EJBs & Process Flows Relatio nal Data Applications,
Transactions and Processes Middleware Connectors Web Services:
SOAP, WSDL, UDDI Edge Servers Application Modeling Web/Portal
Development Java/J2EE Development XML Web Services Development
Database App Development Business Process SOA Integration Cobol,
CICS/IMS, 4GL Development Design & Construction Tools End-2-End
RAD Tools for UML Slide 35 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM
Corporation 35 Model Driven Development With A Focus On
Architecture System Business Application Information Implementation
Create models at various levels of abstraction Implement with
component- oriented and service- oriented architectures Visualize
as-built architecture Validate or refine & iterate Technology
Benefits Business Benefits Better align projects with business
needs Higher-level reuse for improved productivity Faster, more
reliable changes Enables model-driven architecture and development
Scales better than focusing only on code Facilitates traceability
across the lifecycle (1 2)(1 2) Slide 36 IBM Software Group | 2003
IBM Corporation 36 Web Presentation Servers Web Application Servers
Directory and Security Servers Data Servers Integration Servers
Transaction Servers Customers Partners Suppliers Employees
Application s, Graphics, HTML, Applets XML, Web Services, Portlets,
Servlets, Java Server Faces/Pages Services, EJBs & Process
Flows Relatio nal Data Applications, Transactions and Processes
Middleware Connectors Web Services: SOAP, WSDL, UDDI Edge Servers
Application Modeling Web/Portal Development Java/J2EE Development
XML Web Services Development Database App Development Business
Process SOA Integration Cobol, CICS/IMS, 4GL Development
Development Roles Design & Construction Tools End-2-End
JavaServer Faces (JSF) Simplifies J2EE Development Slide 37 IBM
Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 37 IBM Tools Simplify J2EE,
Web Services, Database and Portal Development Database development
drag-n-drop ease-of-use 1 2 3 123 Web Services development
drag-n-drop ease-of-use 1 2 3a 3b 123a3b Portals drag-n-drop
ease-of-use 1 2 3 1 2 1 23 1 2 Slide 38 IBM Software Group | 2003
IBM Corporation 38 JSF Enriches Thin Clients Drag-n-drop
development of J2EE applications (No Coding Required) Spreadsheet
Control Tabbed Panels Web Service Graphing Controls Database Query
Slide 39 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 39 Web
Presentation Servers Web Application Servers Directory and Security
Servers Data Servers Integration Servers Transaction Servers
Customers Partners Suppliers Employees Application s, Graphics,
HTML, Applets XML, Web Services, Portlets, Servlets, Java Server
Faces/Pages Services, EJBs & Process Flows Relatio nal Data
Applications, Transactions and Processes Middleware Connectors Web
Services: SOAP, WSDL, UDDI Edge Servers Application Modeling
Web/Portal Development Java/J2EE Development XML Web Services
Development Database App Development Business Process SOA
Integration Cobol, CICS/IMS, 4GL Development Development Roles
Design & Construction Tools End-2-End BI Modeler and Visual
Builder Slide 40 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 40
Integrating People, Processes and Information Model your business,
simulate a process and assess cost savings Describe everything as a
web service and integrate using workflow tools Slide 41 IBM
Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 41 Web Presentation Servers
Web Application Servers Directory and Security Servers Data Servers
Integration Servers Transaction Servers Customers Partners
Suppliers Employees Application s, Graphics, HTML, Applets XML, Web
Services, Portlets, Servlets, Java Server Faces/Pages Services,
EJBs & Process Flows Relatio nal Data Applications,
Transactions and Processes Middleware Connectors Web Services:
SOAP, WSDL, UDDI Edge Servers Application Modeling Web/Portal
Development Java/J2EE Development XML Web Services Development
Database App Development Business Process SOA Integration Cobol,
CICS/IMS, zOS, iSeries, 3270/5250 Development Roles Design &
Construction Tools End-2-End Access or Extend Host Slide 42 IBM
Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 42 z/OS Tools Slide 43 IBM
Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 43 HATS Key Features
Automatically converts 5250 or 3270 host screens into HTML Zero
footprint HTML emulator (No client install or download) No source
code modifications or source access required Optionally customize
your transformed application Easily change the look and feel, add
HTML content and integrated non-emulation applications Change the
application flow, combine multiple apps/screens and extend your
applications Web Services Expose host interactions as a Web Service
Combine & Integrate Slide 44 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM
Corporation 44 Application Technology / Data Handlers Mainframe
Adapters CICS IMS Transaction Manager Ariba Buyer Clarify CRM
eMatrix i2 i2 Active Data Warehouse IndusConnect Framework Maximo
MEA Siebel eBusiness Applications Adapter for e-mail COM CORBA
Exchange FIX Protocol Healthcare Data Protocols iSeries JCA
MetaSolv Applications mySAP.com NightFire Applications Oracle
Applications PeopleSoft Portal Infranet QAD MFG/PRO Spirent
Applications Telcordia Applications WebSphere Commerce Centricity
Gateway ESRI Spatial Databases JD Edwards OneWorld Manugistics
Demand and Fulfillment Management SAP Exchange Infrastructure JDBC
JMS JText Lotus Domino SWIFT XML Web Services WebSphere MQ
WebSphere MQ Integrator WebSphere MQ Workflow Data Handler for XML
Data Handler for EDI ACORD XML HTTP Enterprise Java Bean ADABAS
Adapter for VSAM DB2 Databases IMS Database Manager Natural IDMS
Database WBI Adapters Reach Almost Anything and are exposed as Web
Services Web Service Integrations Slide 45 IBM Software Group |
2003 IBM Corporation 45 Web Presentation Servers Web Application
Servers Directory and Security Servers Data Servers Integration
Servers Transaction Servers Customers Partners Suppliers Employees
Application s, Graphics, HTML, Applets XML, Web Services, Portlets,
Servlets, Java Server Faces/Pages Services, EJBs & Process
Flows Relatio nal Data Applications, Transactions and Processes
Middleware Connectors Web Services: SOAP, WSDL, UDDI Edge Servers
Application Modeling Web/Portal Development Java/J2EE Development
XML Web Services Development Database App Development Business
Process SOA Integration Cobol, CICS/IMS, 4GL Development
Development Roles Design & Construction Tools End-2-End IBMs
Eclipse Based RAD Tools Slide 46 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM
Corporation 46 Develop: Three styles of service based architectures
Transform UI Transform Architecture Transform Connectivity Create
entirely new differentiated solutions. Develop customer, partner
& supplier relationships. Quick ROI: better user experience.
Business Value Business Process Flexibility Slide 47 IBM Software
Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 47 Three Styles of Transformation
Business Value Business Process Flexibility Increase business
process flexibility & create strategic business value Innovate
Adapt Improve Innovate by restructuring applications for greater
flexibility. Create new and differentiated solutions. Adapt for
broader connectivity. Develop customer, partner and supplier
relationships. Improve the user experience. Quick ROI. Slide 48 IBM
Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 48 Three Styles of
Transformation Business Value Business Process Flexibility Increase
business process flexibility & create strategic business value
Innovate Adapt Improve Migrate over time to more advanced styles to
achieve greater strategic value. Slide 49 IBM Software Group | 2003
IBM Corporation 49 DEMO AGENDA for todays zOS Tools In Action RAD
Rapid Application Development Tools Increase business process
flexibility & create strategic business value Business Value
Business Process Flexibility Innovate Adapt Improve Innovate WSAD -
RAD for J2EE Adapt WSED - RAD for Cobol, PL/I, CICS, IMS Improve
HATS - RAD for 3270/5250 Slide 50 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM
Corporation 50 DEMO AGENDA for todays zOS Tools In Action RAD Rapid
Application Development Tools Increase business process flexibility
& create strategic business value Business Value Business
Process Flexibility Innovate Adapt Improve Innovate WSAD - RAD for
J2EE Adapt WSED - RAD for Cobol, PL/I, CICS, IMS Improve HATS - RAD
for 3270/5250 Slide 51 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 51
HATS Key Features Automatically converts 5250 or 3270 host screens
into HTML Zero footprint HTML emulator (No client install or
download) No source code modifications or source access required
Optionally customize your transformed application Easily change the
look and feel, add HTML content and integrated non-emulation
applications Change the application flow, combine multiple
apps/screens and extend your applications Web Services Expose host
interactions as a Web Service Combine & Integrate Slide 52 IBM
Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 52 Demos: HATS In Action
Default Transformation Customize default screen layout Enhance
screen layout with GUI widgets Macro enhancements using blank
layout Macro enhancements and prompting for input Web Services and
Portal Integration (1)(1) (1)(1) (1)(1) (1)(1) (1)(1) (1)(1) Slide
53 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 53 DEMO AGENDA for
todays zOS Tools In Action RAD Rapid Application Development Tools
Increase business process flexibility & create strategic
business value Business Value Business Process Flexibility Innovate
Adapt Improve Innovate WSAD - RAD for J2EE Adapt WSED - RAD for
Cobol, PL/I, CICS, IMS Improve HATS - RAD for 3270/5250 Slide 54
IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 54 z/OS Tools Slide 55
IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 55 swap to SDSF select
job find error msg find code line (remember error) swap to edit
session exit JCL edit source find code line change code exit source
edit JCL submit compile job Many Steps: ISPF based development
Slide 56 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 56 Benefit:
Simplified Development for COBOL and PL/I on z/OS double click on
the error Select/compile change code Error list in Tasks view
Statement in error Less Steps: RAD Eclipse Development Tools For
zOS Slide 57 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 57 Demos:
zOS Navigation, Editing, Testing and Debugging (1)1 Connecting to a
remote z/OS via TCP/IP Creating a MVS project with COBOL to be
changed/debugged Changing the COBOL located in the mainframe Check
the Syntax locally Generate JCL for Compile, Link, Go Submit JCL,
Interactive Debug and Review Jobs (1 2)1 2 (1)(1) (1)(1) (1)(1)
(1)(1) (1)(1) Slide 58 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 58
DEMO AGENDA for todays zOS Tools In Action RAD Rapid Application
Development Tools Increase business process flexibility &
create strategic business value Business Value Business Process
Flexibility Innovate Adapt Improve Innovate WSAD - RAD for J2EE
Adapt WSED - RAD for Cobol, PL/I, CICS, IMS Improve HATS - RAD for
3270/5250 Slide 59 IBM Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 59 IBM
Tools Simplify J2EE, Web Services, Database and Portal Development
Database development drag-n-drop ease-of-use 1 2 3 123 Web Services
development drag-n-drop ease-of-use 1 2 3a 3b 123a3b Portals
drag-n-drop ease-of-use 1 2 3 1 2 1 23 1 2 Slide 60 IBM Software
Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 60 J2EE Web Development Programming
Effort Automated by JSF Input Process Output Input Constructing web
page forms, formatting, validation, etc. GUI widget richness
Calling appropriate Action when button pressed, etc. Passing data
to business logic Processing Integrating to web services,
databases, backends, biz logic, etc. Maintaining user session and
application state information MVC layering, page flow and business
logic modularity Output Forwarding control to results screen/page
Displaying data, GUI controls, formatting, etc. Slide 61 IBM
Software Group | Rational software 61 Service Data Objects (SDO):
Unified Access to Heterogeneous Data Sources Provides a common
programming interface to access data from multiple heterogeneous
sources Supports both static and dynamic data APIs Supports
disconnected operation Decouples application code from data access
code Designed for use with tools to increase programmer
productivity Service Data Objects (SDO) is a specification created
by IBM & BEA, submitted to JCP as JSR 235 in December 2003.
Expert Group Formation Stage, not part of J2EE yet JCA Data
Mediator Service RDBMS Data Mediator Service XML Data Mediator
Service Web Services Data Mediator Service Client SDO DataGraph
RDBMS SOAP JAXB JAX-RPC DOM SAX JDBC JDO JCA Read/ Update Query
data sources, create data graphs containing data objects, apply
changes back to the data source Slide 62 IBM Software Group | 2003
IBM Corporation 62 JSF Enriches Thin Clients Drag-n-drop
development of J2EE applications (No Coding Required) Spreadsheet
Control Tabbed Panels Web Service Graphing Controls Database Query
Slide 63 IBM Software Group 2003 IBM Corporation 63 Slide 64 IBM
Software Group | 2003 IBM Corporation 64 Resources
ibm.com/developer (IBM developerWorks for technologies and
products) ibm.com/developer/websphere (WebSphere Developers Domain)
ibm.com/developer/rational (WebSphere Developers Domain)
ibm.com/developer/ibm (All other product developer domains)
www.redbooks.ibm.com (How To Books) ibm.com/software/ad (IBM App
Dev Tools Homepage) ibm.com/websphere (WebSphere Family Homepage)
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