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Create a multichannel portlet app with Rational Application Developer, Part 1

You can use Rational Application Developer to create a multichannel composite portlet app that integrates data from IBM DB2, Microsoft SharePoint, and IBM Connections into multiple wired portlets hosted on IBM WebSphere Portal 7.0. Part 1 explains the setup for this five-part demo. More >

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Improve the quality of unit testing by increasing code coverage
Adequate code coverage in unit tests affects whether you catch and fix all defects early and can refactor that code. Use the Code Coverage Advisor in Rational Application Developer, integrate Rational Team Concert, and you can make checking code coverage a precondition for delivering code.
IBM Rational Mobile Application Development Briefing
With Rational Application Developer for mobile web app development, Jazz technology-based tools for collaborative development, and Rational Quality Manager integration with DeviceAnywhere for testing, you get enterprise-level software for all phases of software development. Learn more in Minneapolis on November 17, 2011.
Develop and debug Java apps faster with this free lightweight server
Use Rational Application Developer 8.0.3 with the free, lightweight WebSphere Application Server Community Edition 3.0 server to rapidly develop and debug Java applications. Migrate them to a full-featured WebSphere Application Server production environment.
Create interactive diagrams for web pages with the Dojo Diagrammer
IBM ILOG Dojo Diagrammer, included in the WebSphere Application Server Feature Pack for Web 2.0 and Mobile, is a set of components and services for creating interactive web diagrams. These instructions take you through using it with IBM Rational Application Developer for an organizational chart.
A guide to using the Rational Application Developer build utility
The Rational build utility is a scriptable tool that you can use to automate headless builds of projects that you create with IBM Rational Application Developer. This guide includes a tutorial to help you get started.

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