1. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 20141 RAD ▮ Explain Eclipse, RAD, and their relationship ▮ Basic RAD concepts ▮ How to install RAD ▮ How to import and run a Java class using RAD This presentation is stored in 4thed.Ch01a.ppt

2. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 20142 RAD ▮ Eclipse: an open source integrated development environment (IDE) ▮ Rational Application Developer based on Eclipse ▮ Lots of files: will take up 2.5 gig of space or more, need 6 gig to install ▮ Get RAD from Black Board Course Content area

3. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 2014 3 Download and save all 11 files: CZL0EML, RAD_WS_8.0_ 1 through 5, RAD_WS_8.0_ Master, RAD_WS_8.0_TE_8.0_ 1 through 3, RAD_v80_Activation Kit To a folder (I suggest you call it RAD8zipfiles) Depending on your home Internet connection this could take a looooooooooong time..

4. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 20144 After downloading you should have these files Unzip/Extract each file, one at a time to a single folder (I suggest creating a folder called RAD8 to hold the unzipped files and folders)

5. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 20145 After unzipping, RAD8 should have 3 folders: RAD, RAD_SETUP, WAS80 And 2 files: RAD80lic.jar and a text file

6. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 20146 The RAD folder should have these folders RAD

7. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 20147 The WAS80 folder should have these If any of the folders/files are missing, verify that you downloaded all 11 zip files, their sizes are the same as shown in the slide, you unzipped all 11 to the same folder

8. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 20148 Go into RAD_SETUP (your files and folders should look like this) and right click launchpad.exe and select Run as administrator

9. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 20149 At the pop up window, select a language and click Install IBM RAD for WebSphere

10. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201410 Have to install the Installation Manager first Make sure the above are selected, click Next

11. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201411 Click the I accept license agreement checkbox then Next

12. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201412 Specify the install location or accept default Click Next

13. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201413 At the Install Packages, screen click Install

14. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201414 Success, click Restart Installation Manager button

15. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201415 At Installation Manager click install

16. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201416 Click the checkboxes for Application Server 8 and RAD for WebSphere 8 then Next

17. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201417 Turn off Windows 7 firewall ▮ Turn off any anti-virus s/w ▮ Turn off Windows 7 firewall, first by opening Windows Firewall: ▮ Clicking the Start button ▮ Clicking Control Panel ▮ In the search box, type firewall ▮ Click Windows Firewall

18. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201418 Turn off Windows 7 firewall ▮ Click Turn Windows Firewall on or off ▮ If you're prompted for an administrator pwd or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation ▮ Click “Turn off Windows Firewall (not recommended)” under each network location that you want to stop trying to protect, and then click OK

19. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201419 Go back to the Install Packages window and click next

20. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201420 Click “I accept the terms in the license agreement” radio button, then Next

21. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201421 Specify where to install or accept default (RAD cannot be installed to your thumb drive) then click next

22. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201422 Specify where to install and click next

23. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201423 Click next

24. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201424 Click next

25. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201425 Click next

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27. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201427 Installing RAD ▮ If you get an option for 32 or 64 bit choose 32 bit ▮ Why? ▮ Labs are all 32 bit ▮ 32 bit apps can run on 64 bit RAD installations but not the reverse ▮ If you bring up the app on a 64 bit installation you will have trouble trying to rerun on a 32 bit

28. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201428 At Summary window, click Install This will take a while

29. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201429 Click Finish

30. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201430 Close the installation Manager Window RAD will be started (If RAD does not start click here). Specify a workspace (a folder) to hold all your work. click here RAD will create the folder if it doesn’t exist If you will be working at different computers, specify the location on a portable flash drive

31. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201431 Uncheck “Enable administrative security on the profile”, then Finish RAD needs to create a profile for the server

32. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201432 RAD is initially installed with a Trial license, start the process to change that by clicking Manage Licenses

33. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201433 Click Apply License

34. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201434 Click RAD 8.0.0 in the tree, the Import product Activation Kit radio button, then Next

35. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201435 Click Browse, then navigate to the folder with the unizipped RAD files (i.e. RAD8) Click on RAD80lic.jar then Open.

36. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201436 The file will appear in the Repository text field Click Next

37. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201437 Click the I accept the terms radio button, then Finish

38. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201438 The license type will be changed to Permanent Click Finish

39. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201439 Click Done to close the Manage Licenses window

40. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201440 If RAD is open close RAD To use the Visual Editor we will have to change the RAD configuration to include it

41. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201441 Start the Installation Manager by clicking: Start All ProgramsIBM Installation Manager Reconfigure RAD

42. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201442 Click Modify

43. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201443 In the Modify Packages window, select IBM Software Delivery Platform, and click Next. If you get a prompt for a userid/pw just cancel out of those windows

44. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201444 At the Modify Packages window, click Next

45. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201445 At the Modify Packages window, Click Struts and SDO development tools

46. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201446 Scroll down the Features list, select Java client application editor (VE) and click Next.

47. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201447 At the Summary page click Modify

48. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201448 Click Finish

49. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201449 Close the Installation Manager Window

50. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201450 Starting RAD in M2102 ▮ Because of all the security controls in the lab, RAD does not run well with student ids ▮ So when in the lab, sign on with the following: ▮ Userid:.\ibm ▮ Password: cop2551

51. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201451 Start RAD by clicking: Start All Programs IBM Software Delivery Platform IBM Rational Application Developer Rational Application Developer

52. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201452 Specify the workspace folder, Click OK The Workspace is a folder where all your work will be stored I suggest the folder be on your thumb drive

53. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201453 Possible RAD Install Problems ▮ You don’t have administrator authority on the computer ▮ Things like the registry will be updated and this requires administrator authority ▮ There is firewall/anti-virus s/w preventing the install ▮ Disable the s/w and try to install again

54. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201454 Possible Problems ▮ Zip file(s) download was interrupted ▮ Compare sizes of files in slide 3 to the sizes of your zip files ▮ All files weren’t unzipped into the same directory/folder ▮ The installation s/w will search for the folders in the same folder that the RAD_SETUP folder is in

55. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201455 Possible Problems Starting RAD ▮ If you get this, try changing eclipse.ini contents to: (-XX:MaxPermSize=256M -vmargs -Xms40m -Xmx768m) ▮ Here’s a link with more info: http://troyworks.com/blog/2008/06/08/ecl ipse-jvm-terminated-exit-code-1

56. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201456 This means you installed RAD and can delete the folder and zip files Close the Welcome window by clicking the white

57. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201457 Initial display shows the JEE perspective

58. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201458 Perspectives ▮ Many development environments based on the type of application you are creating ▮ Java perspective – client ▮ Web perspective - server ▮ JEE perspective - enterprise ▮ Each has a unique set a panes, views and functions/tools ▮ Indicated at top right of window

59. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201459 Start creating a project to hold your Java classes Click File, New, Project

60. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201460 Select Java project and click Next Creating a Project

61. Chapter 1a61 Give the project name: e.g. JavaCourse Click Finish

62. Chapter 1a62 Click Yes button to switch the Perspective

63. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201463 This will bring up the Java “Perspective” Notice that JEE is still active just not current

64. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201464 Java Perspective made up of 4 panes: Package Explorer pane (far left) Work Space (middle) Outline (far right) Task (bottom) Each pane can display many views Views indicated by tabs at top of pane

65. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201465 To bring source code into RAD workspace: In the Package Explorer, click on the project to hold the source code (e.g. JavaCourse) then File, Import

66. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201466 Expand General and select File System Click Next

67. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201467 Click Browse Select your thumbdrive Click OK

68. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201468 Click Customer.java checkbox then Finish

69. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201469 All source code files must go into the src folder Expand the JavaClass project, and drag Customer.java into the src (source code) folder

70. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201470 Expand src, then (default package) Double click Customer.java to display source code Notice outline pane to far right

71. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201471 Click the Run icon (green circle with white arrow head)

72. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201472 Select Java Application and click OK to compile and run within RAD

73. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201473 Console view will appear in Task pane with results If console doesn’t appear click Window, Show View, Console

74. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201474 RAD underlines errors with red squiggly On left, white X in red circle indicates an error Light bulb icon indicates RAD has suggestions on how to fix error, click light bulb icon and solutions menu shown

75. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201475 Selecting a solution (clicking on it) may take away the error…

76. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201476 …. but produce the wrong result Finding and Fixing Errors

77. Chapter 1a© copyright Janson Industries 201477 Class Assg ▮ Install/start RAD ▮ Import Customer.java ▮ Run Customer