 | Level: Intermediate Taravia Maynard , Software Engineer,
IBM
19 Jun 2007 Learn the basics of IBM WebSphere® Host Access Transformation Services
(HATS). This tutorial includes demos and two practical exercises that teach you how
to develop, transform, and test a rich client
application. The client application is then deployed in a production Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP) environment.
In this tutorial
- Create a HATS rich client project, a signon macro, a screen customization,
transformation, and a screen combination for a zSeries application
- Learn to use HATS to build native client applications.
Prerequisites
You should be familiar with one of the IBM Software
Delivery Platform products that HATS supports, and have some knowledge of
zSeries applications and Eclipse Rich Client Platform.
System requirements
To complete the steps in this tutorial, you'll need a system with Microsoft®
Windows® and WebSphere Host Access Transformation Services Toolkit V7.0
installed on an Eclipse-based, IBM Rational® Software Delivery Platform
product. The toolkit is compatible with Rational Application Developer for WebSphere
Software V7.0, WebSphere Development Studio Client V7.0, or WebSphere
Development Studio Client Advanced Edition V7.0. IBM Rational Application Developer is used in this tutorial.
Download a free trial version of WebSphere Host Access Transformation Services Toolkit V7.0. Internet connectivity is also needed to interact with the sample terminal
application used in this tutorial. HATS rich client applications can be deployed directly to Eclipse RCP or Lotus
Expeditor Client. Therefore, an Eclipse RCP or Lotus Expeditor Client that HATS
7.0 supports must be installed on your system.
To view the demos included in this tutorial, JavaScript must be enabled in your browser and Macromedia Flash Player 6 or higher must be installed. You can download the latest Flash Player at http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer/.
Duration
1 hour
Formats html, pdf, swf
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