1. Introduction to the Java Stack Michael Youngstrom

2. Outline Who is the Java Stack Team What is the Java Stack Stack Tools

3. Who is the Java Stack Team? Allen Day Mike Youngstrom Jeremy Lund Robert Thornton Matt WheelerBruce CampbellMike Heath

4. The Stack Charter Drive Productivity of Software Engineering in ICS – Providing consulting and support services – Simplifying the use of approved ICS technologies – Delivering reusable cross-portfolio solutions – Defining reference architectures

5. We Support Development of Java applications in ICS

6. What about the LDSTech Community? Our Charter applies to LDSTech development too – We support Community Java Development – Mostly Web Development Java represents best shot at ICS Sponsorship: – Co-location – Co-development

7. What kind of support do we provide? Training Expert help on supported tools Architecture advice Implementation advice Java development and QA best practice Deployment help Build Scripting help Framework/tool advice Integration with organizational standard Technologies Help with any Java related question or problem

8. Support Tools Wiki: – https://tech.lds.org/wiki/index.php/LDS_Java_Stack Reference Documentation: – http://code.lds.org/maven-sites/stack/ Community Forum: – https://tech.lds.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?98 Training – https://tech.lds.org/wiki/Java_Stack_Training Issue Tracker – https://code.lds.org/jira/browse/STACK

9. Stack Platform Tools Supporting all of Java is a big task! Standard Tools help enable support – Centrally solve problems once for many – Focus expertise – Bring uniformity to Java development

10. Integrated Tools and Platforms JavaOracle DB Oracle Streams AQ (JMS) Servlet / JSP Hibernate / JPA EhCacheTomcatWebsphere Maven Spring Portfolio CXF (JAX-WS and JAX-RS) Selenium WAMLDS AccountEclipseTestNG

11. Custom Tools and Integrations Sonar Analysis Extentions Spring Concurrency DB Migration Tool Spring DB Config Spring GWT Remoting GWT Patterns Library Hibernate Config Streams AQ Spring Integration Logging Utilities Example Architectures (Pet Store) Pseudo I18n Automated Test Environment Config Remedy WS Client Jax-rs Spring Utilities Jax-ws Spring Utilities Service Proxy Starter (Project Templating) Monitoring Utilities Tcat Deploy Maven Plugin Tomcat Encryption Generic Tomcat Deploy Maven Plugin Spring Web Utilities Web Utilities WAM OES Client API WAM Emulator Maven Plugin Web Security Utilities EhCache Streams AQ Integration Unit Test Utilities Eclipse IDE Integrations Oracle XE Development VM

12. LDSTech IDE Eclipse based IDE Preinstall many tools – Maven – Spring – SVN – Git – Tomcat Plugin to simplify Tomcat Dev configuration Optimal Configuration Defaults

13. Oracle VM Oracle is the primary database in ICS Oracle XE is free version of Oracle – Great for development Nobody wants Oracle on their workstation – Background services – Port issues – Etc Currently provide Virtual Box VM Image Allows us to by pass redistribution issues

14. Stack Starter Stack Starter is a templating application Produces a preconfigured project: – Fully functional – Uses supported tools – Can provides a simple demo The generated application is yours to own and evolve Individual tools are still usable without Stack Starter

15. Summary Java Stack team is a Java development support group – Including Community Development As a team we support many tools Starter tools – LDSTech IDE – Oracle VM – Stack Starter

16. Lab Getting Started LDSTech IDE – https://tech.lds.org/wiki/Getting_started_with_the_LDST ech_IDE_(Java_WebApp_platform) Install Oracle VM – https://tech.lds.org/wiki/Oracle_VM Creating a Stack Starter Project importing into eclipse – https://tech.lds.org/wiki/Creating_a_LDS_Java_Stack_Pro ject