Getting started with Engineering Workflow Management

This section contains tutorials that show how to get started with IBM® Engineering Workflow Management.

Tutorial: Set up Engineering Workflow Management
This tutorial introduces you to some of the major Jazz® technology platform components and features found in IBM Engineering Lifecycle Management. You can follow the steps in the lessons, or just read through them.
Tutorial: Exploring the Engineering Workflow Management JUnit example project
This brief guide is a companion to the IBM Engineering Workflow Management JUnit example project, which is available in the Eclipse client. It provides you with a high-level overview so that you can begin exploring on your own.
Using a z/OS dependency based build to compile a COBOL application
This tutorial shows you how to build a simple Hello World! COBOL application on a z/OS® build machine using a z/OS dependency build. With a z/OS dependency build, you can describe the steps required to build an application using an XML-based script. A set of extensions to Apache Ant called Enterprise extensions makes it possible to build z/OS-based applications with Ant.
Configuring the Jazz Team Server for a sample z/OS application
Use this tutorial to practice the tasks that are required to configure a dependency build of a real application on your Jazz Team Server and IBM Engineering Workflow Management Eclipse client. Learn how Engineering Workflow Management is configured to build mainframe programs. Then practice the steps and use the features that this tutorial demonstrates, before you begin work on your own real applications.
Tutorial: Understand the workbench environment
The workbench is the main user interface that is provided by the Eclipse platform. In general, when you open or edit a file or project, you are using the tools in the workbench. This tutorial teaches you how to use the workbench more effectively and how to customize it to meet your needs.

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