The ICAP Integrated Development Environment (IDE) provides a number of standard development tools to ease the design of modern applications. Mobile (Worklight) Includes IBM's industry leading mobile development platform Java (WebSphere Liberty Profile) Rapidly build next-generation, engaging applications for the WebSphere Application Server Liberty Profile. JavaScript (Node.js) Easily build applications with the most popular JavaScript runtime for event-driven server side development . Cloud Explorer Quickly discover shared services to enhance applications. Develop custom services to share with others.

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Project Icap: Easier and quicker to deliver
and operate Cloud-centric Web Applications
Xin Sheng Mao
IBM Distinguished Engineer
1812
Junjie Cai
Cloud-centric platform architect
Kai Zhang
Cloud-centric platform architect
Ben Bo Yang
Cloud-centric platform architect

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considerations such as the amount of multiprogramming in the user’s job stream,
the I/O configuration, the storage configuration, and the workload processed.
Therefore, no assurance can be given that an individual user will achieve results
similar to those stated here.

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Agenda
• Icap overview
• Mobile first, Omni-channel, Multiple languages and runtime
• Application centric development experience
• One click deployment to cloud
• Roadmap
• Start NOW

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New focus on dynamic interactions
with CUSTOMERs to drive
new business innovation
Cloud, for agility,
proximity, and
flexibility….
Mobile, cloud, social, analytics yield
Systems of Interaction

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Cloud Application
Cloud Services
Web Browser Native Hybrid
HTML/CSS/JS
Native code
HTML/CSS/JSNative code
API
Radically simplified conceptual model of the new style applications

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Tools Runtime Services
Leverages both current and emerging tools: Eclipse and Orion
Enables rapid multi channel development (Web, Mobile and API)
Local Sandbox for cloud development
Eclipse
Developer
Tools
JazzHub
Web-based
Tools
WAS
Liberty
IBM
Worklight
Google V8
Node.js
IBM
Worklight
Elastic
Caching
(WXS)
Location
Project IcapTechnical Preview
NoSQL
Social
Apps
Multiple language and runtime support
Services for compos able application development
Starts with your existing applications and investments
Derby
RDBMS

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Multiple languages support with cloud optimized runtimes
Java
JavaScript And more to come...
Mobile

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We integrate Worklight to make mobile easier

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Demo I : fast creation of a mobile application

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We provide a cloud profile for your new Java Web applications
Support applications packaged as WAR
‒ Java EE Web profile
‒ Additional features: JAX-RS, JSON, Mongo-client, …
Shared services
APIs
OAuthJAX-RS
NOSQL Java APIs
e.g. MongoDB API
WebSocketsCDI
JPA JDBC
Java EE Web Profile
technologies
JMX servlet
…
JSON
3rd Party
pluggable features
JAX-WS
Dynamic Liberty Kernel
JMS
{wxs, …}
OpenID
XXX
YYY
ZZZ
Available
On the way
Future

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We intend to provide a similar stack for node.js applications
JavaScript Engine
NPM
to node.js repo
Node
ecosystem
packages
IBM
packages
Shared services APIs
Identity
Node.js
(POSIX)
Caching
Database
Express
JavaScript Web stack
ORION Tools
Messaging
Restify
mongo

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Application Centric Development Experience
Sandbox
Cloud Explorer
Cloud
IDE
Incremental,
Highly Iterative
Run/debug/PD
in cloud
Code
Test/debug
locally
Explore/add
features &
services

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You can do Modify-Save-Go
 Focus on applications, no server view
 See changes right after save

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You can incrementally build your application
• Use Cloud Explorer to lookup cloud services
• Simply drag-and-drop services into your application
• Code with the services to evolve your application

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You can debug/test with cloud resources locally, as if in the cloud
{
"id" : "mongo-2.4",
"label" : "Mongo V2.4.1",
"category" : "Cloud",
"subcategory" : "NOSQL",
"version" : "2.4.1",
"vendor" : "10gen",
"description" : "Mongo DataBase",
"tags" : ["mongo", "mongo-2.4"],
"credentials" : {
"db" : "test",
"username" : "",
"password" : "",
"hostname" : "localhost",
"port" : "27017"
},
"libraries" : [{
"language" : "Java",
"scope" : "PROVIDED",
"uri" : "${SANDBOX_ROOT_URI}services/mongo-
2.4/mongo-java-driver-2.10.1.jar",
"license" : "Mongo",
"version" : "2.10.1"
},
…

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Demo II: Application centric development experience
Modify-Save-Run1
Incremental development through composition2
Local testing and debugging using cloud services in the Sandbox3

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Icap enables an end-to-end mobile first and Omni-channel application
Mobile Devices
Icap IDE Icap Runtimes
Worklight
Adapter
Liberty Node.js
Java
Business
Logic
JS
Business
Logic
Rest Rest
1
2
Worklight Tools
Templates
Samples
Java Web Tools
JavaScript Tools
Analytics
Security
Push
1. Hosting Restful services
2. Generating adapters with templates

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Demonstration III: Creating an end-to-end HelloWorld mobile
application
Worlklight
Server
Worlklight
Adaptor
Rest
Service
Front End Back End
Mobile Server and Hello Adaptor
IBM Worklight
Hello Restful Service
Node.JS
HelloMobile.html
HelloMobile.js

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In future, you can do one click to push the application to cloud
MyApp
MongoRDB
MongoRDB
Local development
Environment
Cloud
Icap
IDE
Icap Sandbox
MyApp

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We intend to do more later this year
Omni-Channel
Client App
IBM Runtimes
(Mobile, Web, API… )
Information Services
(Data, Content,
Analytics)
Cloud Services (Infra, Dev, Mgmt, App)
DevOps
services
Dev tools,
Ops tools
Integration
Gateway
(DP, Cast Iron)
SoR Services

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Demonstration IV: Using Icap to build a System of Interaction
Application – ACME Airline

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http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/connect/projecticap
Icap is available for download now!

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Learn More
ICC 4317 – Easy and Quick Cloud-Centric Web Applications : Venetian - Bellini 2104
Wed, 1/May, 02:15 PM - 03:15 PM
Join us to share your thoughts at these round table sessions
The Cloud-Based DevOps Experience: Venetian - Zeno 4705
• Mon, 29/Apr, 04:00 PM - 05:00 PM
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• Thu, 2/May, 01:00 PM - 02:00 PM
The Developer Side of Cloud-Based DevOps Venetian - Zeno 4704
• Mon, 29/Apr, 05:15 PM - 06:15 PM
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• Thu, 2/May, 10:15 AM - 11:15 AM
Rapid and Repeatable Cloud-Centric DevOps - Venetian - Zeno 4701
• Tue, 30/Apr, 10:15 AM - 11:15 AM
• Wed, 1/May, 10:15 AM - 11:15 AM
• Wed, 1/May, 05:00 PM - 06:00 PM
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