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The Eclipse Web Tools Platform

The Eclipse Web Tools Platform. The Web Tools Project (WTP). End user tools and APIs for Web and J2EE application development WTP is two subprojects and one incubation project: Web Standard Tools (WST) J2EE Standard Tools (JST) Java Server Faces (JSF) tools

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The Eclipse Web Tools Platform

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  1. The Eclipse Web Tools Platform

  2. The Web Tools Project (WTP) • End user tools and APIs for Web and J2EE application development • WTP is two subprojects and one incubation project: • Web Standard Tools (WST) • J2EE Standard Tools (JST) • Java Server Faces (JSF) tools • Supports open standards from OASIS, the W3C, JCP, WS-I.org and others • Includes tools for open source and commercial products (Apache Tomcat, BEA WebLogic, IBM WebSphere) • eclipse.org/webtools

  3. Project history • Major milestones • Eclipse foundation creation review June 2004 • Full-time development since October 2004 • BEA joined the project leadership in February 2005 • Data tools moved to a separate project (DTP) in March 2005 • WTP 0.7 released July 29, 2005 • WTP 1.0 released December 23, 2005 • WTP 1.5 ~ July 2006

  4. Project themes • API declaration where appropriate • Simple to use – wizards, editing support • Large-scale development • User experience – dynamic help, graphical WSDL editor • Responsive UI • Seamless editing of resources • JDT-like features applied to other languages (HTML, JSP, XML…) • Flexible project layout • Vendor ecosystem support

  5. Web Standard Tools (WST) • Basic server tools • Support for server types and server connectivity (Web, DB) • Configure, publish, start/stop, debug • Structured Source Editor framework • Web Language Tools • HTML source editor • CSS source editor • JavaScript source editor

  6. Web Standard Tools (WST) • XML language tools • XML source editor • XSD source editor • DTD source editor • Facets – technique and UI for modeling server features • Web services tools • WSDL editor • Web service explorer • Web service wizard • WS-I test tools – validate WSDL and SOAP envelopes for WS-I compliance

  7. Server tools • Preferences pages to configure various server runtimes • Supported runtimes: • IBM WebSphere • Apache Tomcat • JBoss • JOnAS • BEA WebLogic • Highly extensible server frameworks • Supports generic server adapters and custom server adapters

  8. Server tools

  9. Structured source editors • Editors for: • XML • DTDs • HTML • CSS • JavaScript • JSPs • Includes the usual Eclipse editor features: • Syntax highlighting • Quick fix • Delimeter matching • Content assist

  10. XML tools • XML Catalog support – A repository for DTDs, XSDs, or any XML resource (WSDL, XSL, etc.) • Based on the OASIS XML catalog standard

  11. Web service tools • Graphical WSDL/XSD editor • Build WSDL and XSD files without knowing the XML syntax underneath • Visualize Web services – their interfaces, data structures, etc.

  12. Web service tools • Validation tools for XML schema, WSDL files, WS-I compliance

  13. Web service tools • Wizards to create Web services • Top-down – Start with a WSDL interface, go to code • Bottom-up – Start with code, generate the WSDL interface • Supports Apache Axis 1.2

  14. Relational database tools • Wizard to create live connections to database servers over JDBC • Supported servers: • Apache Derby / Cloudscape • DB2 • Informix • MySQL • SQL Server • Oracle • Sybase • You can add your own…

  15. Relational database tools • Database Explorer – View database schemas, tables, views, stored procedures and user-defined functions • Supports working in disconnected mode

  16. J2EE standard tools (JST) • Java EE core tools • Natures and builders • Java EE views and navigators • Java EE models • Java EE projects and modules • Flexible directory layout • Support for WAR files, EJBs, JARs, EAR files, etc. • Models and source editors for deployment descriptors • Java EE navigator view • Ability to target different servers

  17. J2EE standard tools • Servlet tools • JSP tools • JSP editor, HTML code assist, editors for Java, JavaScript, taglibs • JSR-45 compliant debugging • Java EE server tools – extend WST • Supports deploy, debug, project restart on Java EE runtimes • Generic server adapter • Custom (Java) server adapter for total control • JavaDoc annotation support • Extensible facility to define tagsets • Code assist in Java editors and builders for code generation

  18. J2EE standard tools • Wizard to create J2EE modules • Select a target server and J2EE version

  19. XDoclet support

  20. Standards support • WST: • HTML 4.0.1 • XHTML 1.0 / 1.1 • XML Catalogs 1.0 • CSS 2.0 • ECMAScript 262 • SQL99/SQL2003 • XML 1.0 • XML Schema 1.0 • WSDL 1.1 • SOAP 1.1 • WS-I basic profile 1.1, attachment profile 1.0

  21. Standards support • JST – JCP standards • J2EE 1.2, 1.3, 1.4 • Servlets • JSP • EJB • JAX-RPC • JSR 109 • JSR 045 • JSR 921 • JDBC 2.1

  22. The future • WTP V1.5 ~ July 2006 • J2EE 5.0 support • JSF support • Based on Eclipse 3.2 • Stay tuned to eclipse.org/webtools for announcments, pre-release versions

  23. Demo time! Deploying a Java class as a Web service

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