WRD: What is it and Where does it run? WRD is a collection of Eclipse plug-ins hin IBM Rational l Developer and Application Server Toolkit (AST) applications b Deployment Automation: Uses a headless(non-GUn)mode on a user defined file m directory, defined as a WRD workspace Uses IDE for Annotation-based GUI) for Free- form and 二盖 deployment automation IBM Software Group I Web Sphere software WRD: Annotation-based Programming Developer adds metadata tags into application source code Uses XDoclet tag syntax, where defined he metadata to generate additional artifacts needed to run the application on Minimizes number of artifacts a developer needs to create and understand-user maintains the single artifact tiple Java Source Files Annotation-based programming and application artifacts n name"Hello"type"stately ejbinterface method view ty pemboth Code Hello Bean SSB3 IBM Software Group | WebSphere software WebSphere Application Server v6 5 WRD: What is it and Where does it run? ƒ WRD is a collection of Eclipse plug-ins:  Annotation-based programming – used within IBM Rational Web/Application Developer and Application Server Toolkit (AST) applications  Deployment Automation: Deployment Automation: Uses a headless (non-GUI) mode on a user defined file GUI) system directory, defined as a WRD workspace Uses headless (non￾GUI) for Free-form and Auto-app Install deployment automation Uses IDE for Annotation-based Programming IBM Software Group | WebSphere software WebSphere Application Server v6 6 WRD: Annotation-based Programming ƒ Developer adds metadata tags into application source code  Uses XDoclet tag syntax, where defined ƒ WRD uses the metadata to generate additional artifacts needed to run the application on the Application Server ƒ Minimizes number of artifacts a developer needs to create and understand – user maintains the single artifact Single Java Source File with Annotation-based programming HelloHomeSSB HelloSSB HelloBeanSSB HelloLocalSSB HelloLocalHomeSSB Multiple Java Source Files and application artifacts Generates package com.ibm.wrd; /** * @ejb.session name="Hello" type="Stateless" * view-type=both jndi-name="HelloBean" */ public class Hello { /** * @ejb.interface-method view-type=both */ public String hello(String name) { return "Hello: " + name; } } EJB Deployment Code Hello.java