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Hello World: Rational Software Architect V7

Design and implement a simple phone book application (updated)

Tinny Ng (tng@ca.ibm.com), Advisory Software Developer, IBM Toronto
Tinny Ng
Tinny Ng is a scenario architect at the IBM SWG Scenario Analysis Lab, whose mission is to improve the cross-brand integration capability of IBM SWG products. She has more than 10 years of experience in software development, from design to implementation, including application building, packaging, testing, and support.
(An IBM developerWorks Contributing Author)

Summary:  This first tutorial in the Hello World series has been updated for Rational Software Architect V7. Hands-on exercises walk you through every step of designing and implementing a service-oriented application using Rational® Software Architect V7, including using UML diagrams to design and model an application, publishing the model information to a Web page, and transforming the design to Java™ code. It concludes with an introduction to Rational Software Architect V7's new true round-trip engineering (RTE), which makes it possible to forward- and reverse-engineer Java code, giving you a head-start on implementing your designs.

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Date:  20 Feb 2007
Level:  Intermediate
PDF:  A4 and Letter (2079 KB | 38 pages)Get Adobe® Reader®

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Publishing the design

Publishing the model information for your application design allows you to share it with stakeholders who do not have a modeling tool. In this section you will learn how to publish your design to a Web page.

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  1. Select Phone Book UML Model in Rational Software Architect's Model Explorer view.
  2. Select Modeling > Publish > Web, as shown in Figure 14.

    Figure 14. Publishing a design to a Web page
    Publishing a design to a Web page

  3. Specify the target location of the generated HTML files, for example C:\HelloWorldSeries\RSA_Web, and select OK. The model is then published into HTML files that are stored in the specified location.
  4. Open the file C:\HelloWorldSeries\RSA_Web\index.html, as shown in Figure 15, using any Web browser.

    Figure 15. A published Web page
    A published Web page

  5. Select the link Phone Book UML Model.
  6. Navigate the published model by clicking the links for Elements and Diagrams, as shown in Figure 16.

    Figure 16. Navigating the published Phone Book UML Model
    Navigating th published Phone Book UML Model

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