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Paul J. Wagner University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire ITiCSE 2003

Experiences with IDEs and Java Teaching: What Works and What Doesn't: Together ControlCenter (Borland). Paul J. Wagner University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire ITiCSE 2003. Integrated Design/Development/Deployment. Features (version 6.0.1). Basic

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Paul J. Wagner University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire ITiCSE 2003

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  1. Experiences with IDEs and Java Teaching: What Works and What Doesn't: Together ControlCenter (Borland) Paul J. Wagner University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire ITiCSE 2003

  2. Integrated Design/Development/Deployment

  3. Features (version 6.0.1) • Basic • Integrated UML 1.3 design and JDK 1.3.1 development • Changes to design generate code, changes to code affect design • UML: class, use case, sequence, collaboration, activity, state component, deployment • Flexibility in window display: explore, design, edit/develop, messages • UI Builder • Integrated debugging • Advanced • Tools: e.g. Database System Connections, Refactoring • Good support for J2EE, Web Services • Version control • Integrations • Accelerators – Together products that extend ControlCenter (few) • Plug-Ins – Together and 3rd party modules that provide added functionality off of the Together API (many; e.g. Ant, Oracle 9i, J2EE) • Other Editions: Solo, JBuilder, WebSphere Studio

  4. Feature Tabs

  5. Pros and Cons • Pros • Tight integration of object-oriented design, development, debugging and deployment • Subset of environment is accessible for beginners (one lab exercise mid-semester after familiar with another IDE) • Smoother transition into full-scale software development • Cons • Resource hungry – good with 2 GHz processor/1GB main memory, not good with significantly lesser machines • Whole product is too much for beginners • Cost

  6. Miscellaneous • More information: • http://www.togethersoft.com • http://www.borland.com/together • http://bdn.borland.com/together • Note: • In the past we used both Together and IBM Visual Age • Visual Age for Java will not be supported past 12/03 • New/Updated products => WebSphere Studio/Eclipse • If still interested in Visual Age, look at: • http://www7b.software.ibm.com/wsdd/zones/vajava

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