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Meeting Locations for this meeting:
WMSUG
Date: 5/22/02, Wednesday
Time: 8am coffee and rolls, 8:30am presentation
Place: English Hills
I-94
Date: 5/23/02, Thursday
Time: 8am coffee and rolls, 8:30am presentation
Place: KVCC's M-Tec building, Room 1410
Presentation details:
WebSphere Development Studio for iSeries
This presentation will discuss the components of the new WebSphere
Development Studio for iSeries product and how they may be used to develop
applications on the iSeries. Additional discussion will describe the
WebFacing feature within WebSphere Development Studio for iSeries. Our
speaker will show how to convert a 5250 application's Data Description
Specifications into Java code, and describe its deployment and runtime
environment.
Introduction to WebSphere Development Studio
How to use the new tools to develop new applications for the iSeries.
Introduction to WebFacing
How WebFacing Works
Development Time Tooling
About the presenter:
Leonardo Llames is a Consulting Information Technology Specialist at the
IBM Advanced Technical Support Organization (iSeries) in Rochester, MN and
is a Certified I/T Specialist in the area of Application Development &
Maintenance. He has been working in the areas of application and DB
design, performance analysis, and client-server technologies in Rochester
for the past 13 years. He now works in e-business technologies,
particularly Java and WebSphere Application Server environments, and XML on
the iSeries platform. Prior to his exile to Rochester, he was an
application developer (Traditional application technologies) for IBM
business partners. He speaks at various conferences, including the iSeries
Technical Conference and COMMON.
