Chapter 8. Setting up a development environment
In this chapter we present some of the issues that you should consider when setting up a development environment for a J2EE application using WebSphere. We outline some of the decisions you will need to make, and highlight issues that you should consider before you start writing your application code.
Planning for development
It is always tempting at the start of a project to sit down and start coding straight away. We strongly recommend, however, that you take the time to plan out your environment and put in place the infrastructure to support your development effort. This is true now more than ever in the environments where WebSphere is typically deployed, with rapidly changing goals, high staff ...
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