The
Development Process
There are two main types of development project:
● Local Projects
● Component-Based Projects
Local Projects
All the project resources are stored only in the file system of your PC. In projects of this type, you work on relatively small tasks or conduct tests. Moreover, you do not define any external interfaces to make your project available to other projects. The Java Development Infrastructure is not used for local projects.
Component-Based Projects
Component-based
projects are development projects that have to split into several projects and
given to a team of developers. In contrast to local projects, these are
Development Component projects. This means that a development project is
identified with a development component (DC). For more information, see
Working with the
Development Infrastructure.
Process Flow
Before you create a Web service:
...
1.
Import a
development configuration into the Developer Studio (see also
Development
Configuration – Concepts).
2.
Create a new DC
component. Choose File → New → Other → Development Infrastructure → Development Component. For more information, see
Development Components
Concepts.
3. Create the Web service in the DC framework. For EJBs, create an EJB Module DC Project. For Java classes, create a Java DC project.
4. Check in the assigned activities. All project sources are updated on the DTR server.
See also:
Scenario 1:
Team-Oriented Development
Scenario 2+: Development with a Track
Scenario 2: Development with Components
Scenario 3: Layered Development