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In this tutorial, you've taken your requirements and started building your application. The IBM Software Development Platform lets you easily and quickly model your use cases while at the same time generating the majority of the "plumbing" code, freeing you to focus on the business methods that your customers need. Working with both the model and the code, you saw how changing one was reflected in the other.
When you finished the code, you deployed your beans into the WebSphere environment, where you can polish your code and iron out bugs before your code is released for formal testing. The tight integration of WebSphere and the development environment greatly simplifies the move to testing.
As you move into the next phase -- testing and change requests, which is the topic of Part 3 of this series -- you'll begin to see the model taking shape. At the same time, the original requirements and functionality of the system will head closer to their final format.
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