2013 Good Design is Good Business mobile and RSA

© 2013 IBM Corporation
Good Design is Good Business (5:50 time mark)
Mobile and Smartphone Apps
Rational Software Architect
Roger Snook
IBM Software, Rational
WorldWide Enablement Leader, Mobile, Agile, SOA, Design
+1.703.943.1170, RCSnook@us.ibm.com

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Enabling Product and Service Innovation | Rational
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg27038487
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Agenda: “A Tale of Two Cities”
POLL: Mobile Apps OR Rational Software Architect?
I will ask you about each,
you’ll raise your hands in
the web conference.

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Mobile Apps and Rational Software Architect
We all simply want to deliver better mobile apps faster
Mobile AppDev
defacto
Rational Software
Architect features
In Common
Productivity
In Common
Productivity
Sketch/Collaborate/Iterate Agile Code’n’go “agility”Sketch/Collaborate/Iterate Agile Code’n’go “agility”
Mobile CodeGen from Frameworks Design for the Web REST, struts, Spring, HibernateMobile CodeGen from Frameworks Design for the Web REST, struts, Spring, Hibernate
Proven service design
method and best practices Stay on track with SOA web services
method and best practices Stay on track with SOA web services
Leverage existing designs Don’t Start From Scratch! “Hand coding”
Reverse Engineer code,
Design Manager, Visio import & more
Leverage existing designs Don’t Start From Scratch! “Hand coding”
Reverse Engineer code,
Design Manager, Visio import & more

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1. IBM’s MobileFirst “Design”
2. Mobile UX Design
3. Mobile Test Design
4. Using Existing Designs to accelerate
Mobile appdev
5. Designing to Deploy (mobile or otherwise)
Link to: Good Design is Good Business on
developerWorks
Agenda: Mobile Smartphone Apps

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Mobile is primary
91% of mobile users keep
their device within arm’s
reach 100% of the time
Mobile is primary
91% of mobile users keep
their device within arm’s
reach 100% of the time
Insights from mobile
data provide new
opportunities
75% of mobile shoppers
take action after receiving a
location based messages
Insights from mobile
data provide new
opportunities
75% of mobile shoppers
take action after receiving a
location based messages
Mobile is about transacting
96% year to year increase in mobile cyber
Monday sales between 2012 and 2011
Mobile is about transacting
96% year to year increase in mobile cyber
Monday sales between 2012 and 2011
Mobile must create a
continuous brand
experience
90% of users use multiple
screens as channels come
together to create
integrated experiences
Mobile must create a
continuous brand
experience
90% of users use multiple
screens as channels come
together to create
integrated experiences
Mobile enables the
Internet of Things
Global Machine-to-machine
connections will increase
from 2 billion in 2011 to 18
billion at the end of 2022
Mobile enables the
Internet of Things
Global Machine-to-machine
connections will increase
from 2 billion in 2011 to 18
billion at the end of 2022
A business in motion must be Mobile First

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Expanding IBM’s mobile portfolio with new capabilities
125+ patents for wireless inventions in 2012, bringing the total to 270
1H
Emptoris Rivermine
Telecom Expense
Management
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IBM announced:
IBM Mobile Foundation
IBM Endpoint Manager
Named leader in
interactive design
IBM acquired:
Tealeaf CX Mobile
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IBM announced:
Managed Mobility
and MAPM Services
and
IBM Security Access Manager
for Cloud and Mobile
IBM announced:
IBM Mobile
Development
Lifecycle Solution
IBM announced:
IBM Connections Mobile
IBM acquired:
IBM Cast Iron
2013
1H
IBM announced:
IBM acquired:
Urban Code DevOps
Platform
IBM announced:
Rational Test
Workbench new
Mobile UI Testing

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Mobile application styles
Addressing the multi-platform challenge with hybrid
 Native code
 Access to full set of
lower-level device
capabilities
Native Appl.
Device APIs
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 HTML, JavaScript, CSS,
with optional native code
 Installed and run like a
native mobile app;
mobile-optimized UI
 Access to lower-level
device capabilities
Native Shell
Web
Native
Device APIs
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 Accessed from a mobile
web browser; mobile-
optimized UI
 Limited access to lower-
level device capabilities
 HTML, JavaScript, CSS
 Accessed from a mobile
web browser
 No device-specific
capabilities
Mobile Browser
Web Code
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PUBLIC
<html>
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2003-12-12 - -
<head><title>XYZ
</title>
</head>
<body>
</p>
WebWeb Mobile WebMobile Web Hybrid MobileHybrid Mobile NativeNative
Richness of Mobile Presentation / Services
Portability (cross-device reuse)
Maintenance Cost (TCO)
Mobile Browser
Web Code
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PUBLIC
<html>
<! - - created
2003-12-12 - -
<head><title>XYZ
</title>
</head>
<body>
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Portable User Interfaces – not a new issue, but addressed by Worklight!
• Eclipse-based
• FREE download
• Helps build apps for
multiple mobile
platforms

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IBM introduces the IBM MobileFirst offering portfolio
AnalyticsSecurityManagement
IBM & Partner Applications
Application Platform and Data Services
Banking Insuranc
e
Transpor
t
Teleco
m
Governmen
t
Industry Solutions
Healthcar
e
Retail Automotive
Application & Data Platform
Strategy&DesignServices
Development&IntegrationServices
Cloud & Managed Services
Devices Network Servers

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2. Mobile UX Design
Mobile appdev
Mobile and Smartphone Apps - Agenda

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Good UX Design is COLLABORATIVE: craft user stories, link to viable
requirements, drive code from work items
Quality by Design: Storyboards
Interaction Flows Rapid UX Design to Code
Developer
Inbox:
Work Items
Worklight /
RAD’s WYSIWIG
Rich Page
Editor
Worklight /
RAD’s WYSIWIG
Rich Page
Editor
Capture User Stories
Rational
Team Concert &
Requirements
Composer
Rational
Team Concert &
Requirements
Composer

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Worklight Mobile preview capabilities

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More expertise to explore on developWorks & InfoCenters (click on images)

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Compelling UX Design
IBM Interactive was recently ranked as a leader in the
Gartner Magic Quadrant (MQ) for Digital Marketing Agencies, beating Accenture Interactive, Digitas
and others in both “completeness of vision” and IBM’s “ability to execute.”
Three success factors to be a Market Leader (per book “Disciplines of Market Leaders”):
1. Customer Intimacy
Being ranked as a leader by Gartner is further recognition and validation of the growth of IBM Interactive
and the strong value the teams bring to helping our clients deliver compelling customer experiences tied
to business outcomes.
“Reference clients speak highly of IBM business strategists, who come well-armed with
knowledge and insight into how digital technologies impact current and future business models
across a wide range of verticals.”
2. Product Innovation
“Clients consistently cite they were pleasantly surprised by IBM Interactive’s strong skills in
creative services and UX.” (UX = User Experience, Mobile Apps)
3. Operational Excellence….see next slide

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Key Capabilities & Benefits
• Rapid Development, Integration and Team
Collaboration across iPhone, Android, and Blackberry
• 10-15% Productivity Gains
Mobile Success Stories with IBM Rational software
Innovative approach to analytics with web
site and mobile platform apps.
Building software across web, iPhone, Android
and Blackberry requires collaboration:
• Plan & assign work across teams
• Communicate defects and enhancements across
platforms
• Automtated Dashboards to monitor overall progress
• Rational Team Concert helped this project deliver
software faster by eliminating emails, documents,
spreadsheets with automated work items
• Rational Software Architect used to build website.
Public Link to Client Success Story
Grand Slam Tennis!
IBM Interactive Events Team

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2. Mobile UX Design
Mobile appdev

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The same percentage of developers who claim
Testing and Quality Assurance is in
their top 5 concerns…
Also claim they are challenged with
developing applications as quickly as
management wants
SD Times: “More than half of organizations are building mobile applications” http://www.sdtimes.com/link/36553
Quality versus Time, who hasn’t faced this challenge?

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Test Design and
Test Case Optimization with RQM
 RQM allows you to design and optimize the set of mobile
test environments
– Reduce the permutations from hundreds or thousands to a set more
manageable within your teams capacity
– Design Manual tests

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Example: Test case and test execution records

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Test environment optimization
 Generate an optimized set
of device characteristic
combinations (screen size,
memory, CPU, etc.)
 Reduce test device
possibilities from thousands
to dozens

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 Upload apps from the Rational Test
Workbench for recording or playback
 High fidelity recording of UI gestures and
device events
 Playback of automated tests directly from
the device/emulator or through Rational
Test Workbench
 Generates detailed playback reports
 Sends playback reports back to the
Rational Test Workbench when test run is
completed
Manage test recording and playback on
mobile devices and emulators
Automate testing for native & hybrid mobile apps
(Available via Worklight or Rational Test Workbench)
Client Value: Reduce testing time by
automating typical mobile manual testing

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Virtualize back-end services to maintain agility
Rational Test Workbench
Test Virtualization support for
isolating mobile client tier
For focused automated mobile client tier functional testing, use
RTW Test Virtualization to simulate the mobile middle tier and
back office systems.
Client Tier Devices
UI Testing
Client Value: Mobile development team can meet aggressive
schedules and reduce MIPS usage on enterprise systems

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Link to Public Case Study
Key Capabilities & Benefits
• Regence has reduced testing time by more than 50 percent. In the past, it
took three full-time employees two weeks to run 1,250 tests. Now, the
three employees can run the tests in less than a week.
Non-profit Health Company Success with IBM Rational software
Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Oregon
halves testing time
• Testing automation with IBM Rational tools
dramatically improves efficiency and
effectiveness

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2. Mobile UX Design
Mobile appdev

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RSA Design Manager 4.0
Design model management and tighter integration into the lifecycle
 Design configuration management
 Designs directly editable on Jazz from RSA and
Rhapsody
 Versioning, history, serial and parallel change
control, visual compare and merge, snapshots
 CLM Integration
• Shared Jazz Team Server
• Common user administration
• Lifecycle projects including design
• Design included with Money That Matters sample
application
• Common deployment configurations
 Lifecycle Integrations
 Bi-directional traceability between requirements
(RRC & DOORS) and design
 Stakeholders can easily find designs
 Understand the impact of changes to
requirements or designs
“We are excited about the capabilities in Collaborative
Design Management …. We see it playing a significant
role in our development process because it allows us to
transition away from our home grown solutions in that
area to standardized Rational products."
Hans-Peter Berger, Department Head, Application Development
Infrastructure, GAD

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Everyone can access designs
RSA Design Manager
• Increase team knowledge through an
enterprise-wide software design
repository
• Analysts, SMEs, testers, and other
extended team members can access
designs through a Web client
• Designs become URL addressable
• Search across all of the organizations
existing designs to discover
knowledge
• Navigate designs and visualize
relationships

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RSA Design Manager 4.0
 Enhanced Searching
 Searching across project areas
 Query based searching based on design types
and semantics
 Impact Analysis
 Graphical impact analysis views showing
relationships between model elements including
linked (OSLC) artifacts
 Design Documents
 Generate documents from templates with
embedded RRDG
 Create living design documents with rich text
and embedded design links
 Agile Sketching
 Web based sketching

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Model RESTFul Service in RSA
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Generate Worklight Client Stub
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Generate Worklight
Adapter
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Deployed on
Websphere
Application Server
Deployed on Worklight
Server
Deployed on Mobile
Device (Worklight
Device Runtime)
Generate JAXB classes from Data Model
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Generate JAX-RS based Web Service
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RESTful Modeling Accelerates Mobile AppDev

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2. Mobile UX Design
Mobile appdev
5. Designing to Deploy (mobile or
otherwise)

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uDeploy helps frequently deploy iterative releases using
repeatable processes
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Deploy
Process• Integrate existing Continuous Integration
processes and deploy iterative builds to
test and staging environments.
• Automate manual, error prone tasks to
reduce risks and improve governance

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Designing Deployment Topologies
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Key Benefits with Rational Software Architect’s Topology (InfoCenter):
• Improved Communication among stakeholders on your deployment topologies
• Retrieve and visualize as-is topologies (search InfoCenter for “Importing units from a
Tivoli Change and Configuration Management Database”)
• Convert existing Visio diagrams
• Use Design Manager to sketch topologies
• Reuse (not reinvent) Successful Patterns: Rational Tools Deployment wiki

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Big Picture Design
A Business Motivation Model built with Rational Software Architect

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Outline – Rational Software Architect
 Sketch | Collaborate | Iterate
 Designing for the Web
 Get your stuff deployed [correctly]
 Being productive
 What’s New in 8.51, 9.0?

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What’s Your Goal?
Communicating designs with distributed teams
Reasoning about complex systems
Reducing data center complexity through standardization
Becoming more agile
Reducing risk
Regulatory compliance
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Software Design
Good Designs. Better Outcomes.
Iterative and collaborative software design helps teams achieve these goals through:
– A higher level of abstraction to evaluate alternatives and arrive at the best and simplest
solution
– Improved quality with early analysis, validation, and generated implementation artifacts
– Blueprints of IT systems that foster communication and informed decisions on
changes
Software design is important across the lifecycle
– Quickly capture and collaborate on initial design ideas with sketching
– Define solution architectures and identify reusable services
– Design robust components
– Ensure successful and repeatable deployments with deployment planning

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Pick The Right Tool For the Job
Rational Software Architect is more than UML (but it’s that too!)
Agile Sketching
Rich text documents
Business Process Model Notation
(BPMN)
UML
Framework Extensions
Deployment Topologies

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Comprehensive UML Support
UML 2.4 support (new in RSA 9.0)
Support for all diagram types
Extensive forward & reverse
transformations
UML 2.4 support (new in RSA 9.0)
Support for all diagram types
Extensive forward & reverse
transformations
Rich visual diagram capabilities
including layers, themes, & rich text
Model validation and repair
Model simulation
Extensible – profiles & transformations
Rich visual diagram capabilities
including layers, themes, & rich text
Model validation and repair
Model simulation
Extensible – profiles & transformations

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Grand slam tennis events
Need: Deliver high-quality applications
for the web and mobile devices for
events such as Wimbledon, U.S. Open
Solution: Use modeling and Java
coding capabilities, plus defect
tracking and task management,
to ensure website and app quality
IBM solutions: Rational Team Concert,
Rational Software Architect
Benefits
 Visual models helped reduce risk
and improve application quality,
increased productivity by 10%
 Work item tracking and dashboards boost
efficiency by 5%
 Time required to gain an understanding of
existing applications reduced from 2 - 3 days
to 30 minutes
“Working with IBM is a winning
partnership because it allows us to
create a unique digital environment
that delivers stats, video and
information to our fans whenever
they want it on all devices.”
Collaborative Development
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Outline
 What’s New in 8.51, 9.0?

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Don’t Start From Scratch!
 Import from Visio
– Class diagrams, use case diagrams, and
network diagrams
– BPMN diagrams and activity diagrams
(new in RSA 9.0)
 Reverse engineer:
– XSD, WSDL, Java, C/C++, REST, Struts,
Spring, Hibernate
 Interchange:
– UML models via XMI
– BPMN2
 Migrate from other modeling tools via
partner offering41

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Sketch
Quickly capture initial design ideas
 Work at “think speed” – focus on
design and not model semantics or
diagram formatting
 Actionable whiteboard
 Intuitive palette tools
– Create grids of shapes or different
shape types just by dragging the
mouse
– Containment by drawing overtop
– Draw a link or create a link
 Standalone sketching or embedded
in UML & Topology diagrams

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Communicate & Collaborate
Design Management brings the rest of the team onboard
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Quickly share
with peers and
stakeholders --
designs are URL
addressable.
Anyone can
access designs
using Web client
All RSA model
types supported
Have discussions
in the context of
the design
Clarify your
comments with
visual markup

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Iterate
Q: Is your initial sketch beginning to reach its limits and
now needs more details?
A: Convert sketches to UML models to capture the next
level of details [if & when needed]
More generically, RSA can convert one element type to
another
Useful for refactoring designs:
– UML Class should be an Interface
– BPMN Task should be BPMN User Task
Ability to review if data loss will occur:
– If relationships have to be deleted
– If features that are not supported by the new
element

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Teamwork Simplified
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1. Mats opens up a class
diagram from the DM server.
1. Mats opens up a class
diagram from the DM server.
2. Mats modifies the name of an
operation in a class. Only the
operation is locked.
2. Mats modifies the name of an
operation in a class. Only the
operation is locked.
3. Mats delivers his change set
(or change is shared
automatically when he saves).
3. Mats delivers his change set
(or change is shared
automatically when he saves).
4. Rest of the team immediately
see the change in RSA and the
Web client.
4. Rest of the team immediately
see the change in RSA and the
Web client.
Design Manager also supports
multiple “workspaces” for
parallel development.
Design Manager also supports
multiple “workspaces” for
parallel development.

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Outline
 What’s New in 8.51, 9.0?

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Modeling for Web Frameworks
Goals
* Understand existing implementations through reverse engineering
* Analyze & collaborate on new designs to arrive at the best solution
* Communicate designs to developers and other stakeholders
* Accelerate implementation time by generating code and configuration files
* Document designs for better reuse
Supported Frameworks What’s Included
REST Services
Struts
Spring
Hibernate
UML profiles for domain specific details
Palette entries
Code generation
Reverse engineering
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REST Service Modeling
Resource
Modeling
Resource
Modeling
Data
Modeling
Data
Modeling
Scenario
Modeling
Scenario
Modeling
Using JAXB to support XML and JSON data
HTTP header and
error code support

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REST Support in Freeform Diagrams
Palette entries & context sensitive actionsPalette entries & context sensitive actions
Property editors to capture domain specific implementationProperty editors to capture domain specific implementation

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Generate Worklight Client Stub *
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Generate Worklight
Adapter *
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Deployed on
WebSphere
Application Server
Deployed on
WebSphere
Application Server
Server
Server
Deployed on Mobile
Device (Worklight
Device Runtime)
Deployed on Mobile
Device (Worklight
Device Runtime)
Code Generation with REST Service Modeling
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Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN)
Enrich SOA solutions with interconnected processes and services
Goal: provide traceability from business processes
to service implementations
Improved support of BPMN2 specification
– Tagging, black-box pools, sub-processes, data
objects, boundary events, choreography
 Usability improvements
 Leverage UML models in business process
design
– UML interface for process supported interfaces
– UML operation for a service task

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Stay on Track With SOA Initiatives
SOA Design Process, Tools, and Guidance
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method and best practices
harvested from years of
experience working with clients
method and best practices
harvested from years of
experience working with clients
Industry standard modeling
language for services (SoaML)
Industry standard modeling
language for services (SoaML)
Tools & tool guidance to accelerate
design and development of services
Tools & tool guidance to accelerate
design and development of services

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Outline
 What’s New in 8.51, 9.0?

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Application
Developer
Deployment
Engineer
Software
Configuration
Management
Stressed About Deployment?
Physical Hosts
DB2
Portal
WAS
Virtual Hosts Cloud
IT Infrastructure
IT Manager
Solution
Architect
Manual
discovery of
production
environment
Share with
Solution
Architect
Updates
deployment
drawings
Updates
application
source code
Manual updates
configuration
documents Configuration
Documents,
Spread sheets
Documents,
Spread sheets
Manual Review
approval or
rejection
Manual or
partially
automated
deployment Manual
Environment
check
Generates
deployment
configuration
documents
WAS
DB2
Portal
Update
configuration
documents
Jar, War, Scripts
..
Documents,
Spread sheets

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Solution architect creates
application topology specifying
components, dependencies, and
deployment requirements.
Solution architect creates
application topology specifying
components, dependencies, and
deployment requirements.
Deployment engineer collaborates
with architect on topology using
Design Manager.
Deployment engineer collaborates
with architect on topology using
Design Manager.
Solution
Architect
Rational Software
Architect
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Deployment Planning
Successful deployments through improved communication
Deployment
Engineer
Rational Software
Architect
Deployment engineer creates
deployment topology and binds
application topology to it.
Deployment engineer creates
deployment topology and binds
application topology to it.
Discover existing infrastructure from
Tivoli Application Dependency
Discovery Manager (TADDM) and
plan data center changes!
Discover existing infrastructure from
Tivoli Application Dependency
Discovery Manager (TADDM) and
plan data center changes!

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Deployment Engineer generates
automation workflows from deployment
topology
Deployment Engineer generates
automation workflows from deployment
topology
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Deployment Automation
Reduce errors and improve productivity with automated processes
Deployment
Engineer
Rational Software
Architect
Automation
workflow
Automation
workflow Physical
Cloud
RTC DB2
Portal
WAS
Virtual
Rational
Automation
Framework,
Tivoli, or Ant
Rational
Automation
Framework,
Tivoli, or Ant
Also check out SmartCloud Continuous Delivery & UrbanCodeAlso check out SmartCloud Continuous Delivery & UrbanCode

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Deployment Governance
Manage and govern templates and automation workflows
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Rational
Asset
Manager
Reuse reference architectures
published as topology templates
Reuse reference architectures
published as topology templates
Rational
Automation
Framework,
Tivoli, or Ant
Rational
Automation
Framework,
Tivoli, or Ant
Automated
software
builds
Automated
software
builds
Automated deployments can retrieve
approved application artifacts
Automated deployments can retrieve
approved application artifacts
Automated software builds can
publish application artifacts to RAM
repository
Automated software builds can
publish application artifacts to RAM
repository

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Tools to Help 20+ domains out of the box with ability to
add customized technology domains
20+ domains out of the box with ability to
add customized technology domains
Rich visual editing + property
views to capture details and
constraints.
Rich visual editing + property
views to capture details and
constraints.
Continuous validation ensures
deployment environment
matches application
requirements
Continuous validation ensures
deployment environment
matches application
requirements

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Collaborative Lifecycle Management Example

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Outline
 What’s New in 8.51, 9.0?

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Project Explorer & Navigation
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Diagrams are grouped by type
for quick access
Diagrams are grouped by type
for quick access
Virtual links folderVirtual links folder
Imported elements now
displayed instead of
element import
Imported elements now
displayed instead of
element import

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Pop up Property Dialogs
 Element properties
available through a pop-
up dialog in addition to
properties view
 Available from diagrams
and Project Explorer
 Alt + Enter keyboard
shortcut
Handy when working in
full screen editing mode
– select item and press
Alt + Enter to get
access to all properties!
Handy when working in
full screen editing mode
– select item and press
Alt + Enter to get
access to all properties!
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Find What You’re Looking For
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Limit the search scope
using working sets
Limit the search scope
using working sets
 Modified Date and Resource
columns
 Expand results to show references
 Drag and drop search results onto
diagram
 Modified Date and Resource
columns
 Expand results to show references
 Drag and drop search results onto
diagram

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Find What You’re Looking For
Name filters enable quick
navigation through explorer
Name filters enable quick
navigation through explorer
Show / hide name
filter area
Show / hide name
filter area
UML type filters in Search
element dialogs
UML type filters in Search
element dialogs

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Layers
 Show/hide layers to
simplify diagrams
without deleting
elements or creating
new diagrams
 Locking / unlocking
layers to prevent editing
 Selecting all elements
on layer quickly
 Reordering layers to
reorder the z-order of
shapes

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Enhanced diagram layout
Incorporated IBM ILOG JViews Graph Layout for Eclipse 15 graph layouts,
7 link layouts,
& label layout
15 graph layouts,
7 link layouts,
& label layout

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Keyboard Shortcuts
 Incremental forward (Ctrl-J) an backwards
(Ctrl-Shift-J) search in UML diagrams
– Incremental search will highlight all matching
elements in diagram
 Navigate To Diagram (Ctrl+Alt+V)
Project Explorer action
– Multiple diagrams listed in search view

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Outline
 What’s New in 8.51, 9.0?

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Rational Software Architect Highlights - 2012
Architecture, Design and MDD for more programming models
 Rational Software Architect 8.5
– Spring MDD support
– Hibernate MDD support
– Java 7 Language Constructs
– Struts 2 MDD support
– Visio Import
– Deployment Planning & Automation: Message
Broker, Message Queue support
– BPMN 2: subprocesses, black-box pools,
element tagging (import/export), data
association
– Usability: Properties View enhancements,
search in diagram, auto generate class
diagrams from analysis rules
 RSA Real-Time Edition 8.5
– Connexis Support
 Support for RSA Design Manager Beta
Visio Snapshot
RSA Snapshot

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Rational Software Architect Highlights - 2012
 Rational Software Architect 8.5.1
– RESTFul Modeling / Mobile Development
Worklight Adapters
JAXB generation
– Spring Web Flow MDD support
– Hibernate MDD
Enhanced association, Join of Entities
– Struts 2 MDD
User defined validators, type convertors
– Visio Import
User defined mappings
– Deployment Planning & Automation: IBM
System p, IBM Http Server (IHS) domains
– BPMN 2: Multi-instance markers for Activities,
Pools and Choreography Activities. Message
flows to/from, message events, in –place
expansion of call activities

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Announcing Rational Software Architect 9.0
 Rational Software Architect 9.0
 Mobile Development
– Worklight SOAP Adapter from SoaML Models
– Worklight Cast Iron Adapter
 Platform Updates
– Eclipse 4.2.2
– UML 2.4.1 Export/Import
 BPMN Enhancements
– XPDL Importer
– Event based / Complex gateways
– Looping Activities
 Visio Import Enhancements
– BPMN Process / Collaboration Diagrams
 UML Profile generator for Java Annotations
 OSLC Service MDD

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RSA 8.5.1 – Spring Web Flow
 Rational Software Architect support for Spring Web Flow
– Complete Model-driven development support
– Visually Design Web Flows
– Reverse-engineer existing Web Flow implementations
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RSA 8.5.1 – RESTful Modeling Enhancements
 What Rational Software Architect provides
–Modeling of RESTful Applications
Resource Modeling
Data Modeling
– Using JAXB to support XML and JSON data
–Code-generation for JAX-RS based Server implementations
–Code-generation for Worklight based applications
Server-side Adapter
Client-side stub
function getUsers_Users() {
pathURL = '/users';
var input = {
method : 'get',
returnedContentType :
'application/atom+xml',
path : pathURL
};
return WL.Server.invokeHttp(input);
}

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Resource
Model
Resource
Model
Data
Model
Data
Model
ScenarioScenario

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1
Generate Worklight Client Stub
5
Generate Worklight
Adapter
4
Deployed on
Websphere
Application Server
Server
Deployed on Mobile
Device (Worklight
Device Runtime)
3
2

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RSA 9.0 - UML 2.4 Export and Import
• Provides capability to export
and import UML 2.4 models
• The model needs to be in the
form of a XMI file to be
imported

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RSA 9.0 – BPMN Enhancements
 XPDL 1.0 Importer
– This will enable enterprises to bring their XPDL models to RSA and then it can be linked to other RSA
(UML based)models and can be transformed to SOA model for further development.
 Event Based Gateways
 Complex Gateways
 Looping Activities

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RSA 9.0 – Visio Import Enhancements
 Support for importing BPMN based Process/Collaboration diagrams
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RSA 9.0 – Enhancements for Mobile Development /
Worklight
 Enterprise Service Development support for Mobiles using Worklight Adapters
– SOAP based services
– Cast Iron based services
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RSA 9.0 - Worklight SOAP Adapters
 RSA 9.0 provides generation of Worklight SOAP Adapters with
a new 'Worklight SOAP' transformation.
 Support for WSDL and SoaML models
 Using the 'Worklight SOAP' transformation
– Generate Worklight server-side SOAP adapter
– Additionally generate Client-side stub code (to
access server-side adapters)
 Multiple adapter generation support for different service ports

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 Model the services as WSDL/SOA model
 Worklight projects can be also created within RSA via shell-shared Worklight
studio
 Below is an example of the model and the corresponding generated adapter
procedure.
RSA 9.0 - Worklight SOAP Adapters - Workflow

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RSA 9.0 - Worklight Cast Iron Adapter
 A Worklight Cast Iron Adapter performs the following functions:
– Initiates orchestrations in Cast Iron to retrieve and return data to mobile client
 Supports HTTP Receive Request based Orchestrations

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 1. Design Cast Iron Orchestration in Cast Iron Studio
 2. Model Cast Iron Service as a RESTFul Model in
RSA
 3. Generate Worklight Adapter from RESTFul Model
RSA 9.0 - Worklight Cast Iron Adapter - Workflow
function getUsers_Users() {
pathURL = '/users';
var input = {
method : 'get',
returnedContentType :
'application/atom+xml',
path : pathURL
};
return
WL.Server.invokeHttp(input);
}

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UML Profile Generator for Java Annotations
 Support MDD for new domains based upon Java Annotations
 Generate UML Profile from Java Annotations (source or binary definitions)
 Generate Profile Tooling / Create UML Model based upon the profile
 UM-to-Java/Java-to-UML transformations automatically maps between UML and Java
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RSA Sandbox Trial on DeveloperWorks
 RSA Sandbox Trial
– Easy Access to RSA software
– Quickly learn how to translate business
requirement to a Service model
– Self Guided Exercises
– Explore more of RSA capabilities for four hours
– Access server via Citrix Receiver
 Want more? Download RSA for 30 days
Prerequisite: Citrix Receiver v 3.3
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/downloads/soasandbox/swarchitect.html

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For More Information
 Case studies: Rational Software Architect
– http://www-01.ibm.com/software/success/cssdb.nsf/advancedsearchVW?
SearchView&Query=[WebSiteProfileListTX]=default+AND+[SearchSoftwareUsedTX]=
%220Rational+Software+Architect0%22+AND+[CompletedDate]%3E01-01-
2002&site=default&cty=en_us&SearchMax=2000&start=1&count=10&br=Rational
– Learn many techniques in applying RSA
– https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/mydeveloperworks/groups/service/html/communityview?
communityUuid=a8b06f94-c701-42e5-a15f-e86cf8a8f62e
– https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/wikis/home?
lang=en#!/wiki/W0c4a14ff363e_436c_9962_2254bb5cbc60
 IBM Rational Software Architect Product Overview
– http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/downloads/r/architect/
 Rational Software Architect Design Manager on jazz.net
– https://jazz.net/products/design-management/

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Good Design is Good Business Webcast series featuring some IBM Distinguished
Engineers and thought leaders.
Webcast Title (CLICK to register) - 12:15-1:15PM Dates
The Big Picture (Roger Snook) 2/8/2013
IBM and Design (IBM Director UX Design, Karel Vredenburg) 3/7/2013
SOA - Still Going Strong (IBM Distinguished Engineer, Claus Jensen) 4/4/2013
Design Management: Pictures are Worth….(WW Enablement, Jean-Louis Marechaux) 5/2/2013
DevOps: Design and Deliver Your Production Code Faster (Product Manager, Maneesh Goyal) 6/13/2013
Mobile and Smartphone Apps (Roger Snook) 7/11/2013
Rational Software Architect (Roger Snook) 8/8/2013
Industry Models Accelerate Software (Solution Architect Nick Norris) 9/12/2013
Business Design: SA and RSA (dW author, Steve Arnold) 9/19/2013
Smarter Devices with Model Driven Development (Specialty Architect, Manohar Rao) 10/4/2013
SysML, Industry Compliance (Standards Leader, Irv Badr) 11/14/2013
Rational Rhapsody (Specialty Architect, Manohar Rao) 12/5/2013

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www.ibm.com/software/rationalRoger Snook
IBM Software, Rational
WorldWide Enablement Leader, Mobile, Agile, SOA, Design
+1.703.943.1170, RCSnook@us.ibm.com

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