Tutorials in Workshop

In the Workshop documentation you'll find several tutorials to help you get acquainted with the IDE and the applications you can build with it.

In your installation you'll also find sample workspaces containing the completed code for each of these tutorials. For more information, see Workshop Samples.

Tutorial	Description
Creating Web Applications
Getting Started with BEA Workshop	Create a simple "Hello, world!" web application.
Accessing a Database from a Beehive NetUI Web Application	Build a NetUI web application capable of accessing a database.
Struts	Edit a Struts application.
Working with JSPs	Create a JSP application.
JavaServer Faces Application	Create a JavaServer Faces application.
JavaServer Faces / NetUI Integration	Integrate JavaServer Faces with NetUI Page Flows in a web application.
Creating Web Services
Web Services	Build a web service and add a simple custom control that calls methods on existing controls.
Advanced Web Services	Create a web service, insert code to access a control, generate a web service control from a WSDL, and access that control from another control.
Create a Timer Control	Create and test a conversational web service and a timer control.
Working with Data
Testing a Control with JUnit	Learn how to create a simple control and test it using JUnit.
Building Enterprise JavaBeans	Get to the basics of building Enterprise JavaBeans by building a very simple application that includes a session bean, an entity bean, and a Java Page Flow.
Working with Databases	Connect to a database and perform various types of analytic and management tasks.
Kodo	Make a web application that uses JPA (Java Persistence API) with BEA Kodo
Developing a Hibernate Application	Build a Hibernate-based web application.
XMLBeans	Create XMLBeans and use them in a web service.

Note: For Workshop for JSP users, most advanced Workshop development features are available only for the first 30 days after installation. After the 30 day trial period, these features are disabled.