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WebSphere Studio Application Developer part 2 provides integrated development tools for all e-business development roles, including Web developers, Java developers, business analysts, architects, and enterprise programmers. The customizable, targeted, role-based approach of WebSphere Studio Application Developer will be characteristic of all new products built on the WebSphere Studio Workbench. It is well integrated with WebSphere Application Server and provides built-in server test environments that can be used for testing and profiling Web applications | Object-relational mapping.409 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 x WebSphere Studio Application Developer Version 5 Programming Guide Open 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 .
