From the Remote System Explorer to the WebFacing Tool, these training products have the information you need to to work with Rational Developer for i (RDi) or the WebSphere Development Studio Client (WDSc).
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 | | Using WebSphere Development Studio Client (WDSc) (Online Series)
This series contains the following courses:
Introduction to WDSc
Using the Remote System Explorer (RSE)
Using the Integrated System i Debugger
Using the IBM WebFacing Tool
Using WebSphere Development Studio Client (WDSc) Competency Exam
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 | | Introduction to WDSc (Online Course)
WDSc Overview
The WDSc Workbench
Working with Projects
Working with Editors
Working with Views
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 | | Using the Remote System Explorer (RSE) (Online Course)
Introduction to the RSE
Managing IBM i Objects
Editing Source Members
Compiling, Binding, and Executing Programs
Using Command Sets
Working with IBM i Jobs
Accessing the IFS
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 | | Using the Integrated System i Debugger (Online Course)
Introduction to the Integrated System i Debugger
The Debug Perspective
Using Breakpoints
Displaying and Changing Data Items
Stepping Through a Program
Adding Programs to Your Debugging Session
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 | | Using the IBM WebFacing Tool (Online Course)
Introduction to the IBM WebFacing Tool
Creating a WebFacing Project
Performing a WebFacing Conversion
Testing a WebFacing Application
Making Basic Enhancements to a WebFacing Application
Using the Web Settings View to Enhance a WebFacing Application
Deploying a WebFacing Application
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 | | Using WebSphere Development Studio Client (WDSc) (Online Competency Exam)
This Competency Exam tests your mastery of the objectives for the courses that make up the Using WebSphere Development Studio Client (WDSc) series:
Introduction to WDSc
Using the Remote System Explorer (RSE)
Using the Integrated System i Debugger
Using the IBM WebFacing Tool
The exam is divided into separate parts. Each part corresponds to a course in the series. Successfully completing all parts of the exam demonstrates your proficiency in the basic skills required to use WDSc.
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 | | Using RDi (Online Seminar Series)
The series includes the following six seminars:
Eclipse and the Rational Products for the IBM i
Eclipse and Rational Tool Fundamentals
Migrating from PDM to RDi (Remote Systems Explorer)
Migrating from SEU to RDi (The LPEX Editors)
Compiling and Debugging Using RDi
RDi Advanced Features
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 | | Eclipse and the Rational Products for the IBM i (Online Seminar)
Application Development Terminology
The Eclipse Project
Rational Tools
Old (V5R4 and prior) System i Products
New (V6R1 and Beyond) IBM i Products
Licensing and Entitlement
Installation and Updates
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 | | Eclipse and Rational Tool Fundamentals (Online Seminar)
Basic Concepts
Workspaces
Configurable Workbench
Consistent Interface
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 | | Migrating from PDM to RDi (Remote Systems Explorer) (Online Seminar)
Introduction
Connecting
Managing your Source
Filter Pools
Searching
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 | | Migrating from SEU to RDi (The LPEX Editors) (Online Seminar)
Initial Setup
Launching the Editor
Managing your Real Estate
LPEX Editor Concepts
The Outline View
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 | | Compiling and Debugging Using RDi (Online Seminar)
Quick Recap
Using the Verifier
Compiling
Debugging
Service Entry Points
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 | | RDi Advanced Features (Online Seminar)
This seminar provides a first look at the upcoming advanced features of the Rational Developer for i (RDi). The Screen Designer is the intended replacement for SDA, the venerable green screen tool for designing 5250 application screens. Screen Designer replaces the older CODE Studio graphical designer and integrates directly into the RDi workbench. The Application Diagrammer provides a graphical visualization of your application, including relationships between programs. Both tools are in their early stages, but will become important parts of your toolbox as they mature, so it well be to your benefit to be introduced to them now.
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 | | Extending RDi with Plug-Ins (Online Seminar)
In this seminar, you'll learn about a number of third-party plug-ins that can be installed into your Rational Developer for i (RDi) workbench. Some of these plug-ins are specific to IBM i functionality, such as the SoftLanding plug-ins for viewing spooled files, and others are powerful Eclipse-based plug-ins that can provide additional capabilities to any programming environment. A special focus will be placed on the Eclipse Monkey scripting plug-in, which allows you to write macros for the LPEX editors using simple JavaScript syntax.
After completing this seminar, you should be able to:
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Debugging
Source visualization
Shortcut keys
Shortcut processes to modernizing your code
Tips on creating easily accessible code sections for insertion into your program to save on typing
Best practices for wading through complex control structures
Source filtering techniques to quickly traverse your code
And many more time saving techniques, tips and best practices!
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