An IBM Business Partner named ebt-now has put together some short tutorials called "QuickWebTips" that show you how to perform various tasks using WebSphere Development Studio Client.

The following are the abstracts of the tips that IBM has posted on its Web site:

BUILD A DATABASE WEB APPLICATION
This beginner tutorial demonstrates how to use the database application wizard in WebSphere Development Studio Client for iSeries. Using this wizard, you can easily generate SQL statements that access your database, as well as generate a Java Web application that utilizes the SQL statements. The tutorial also shows you how to test your application in the WebSphere Test Environment.

GENERATING A WEB INTERACTION CALLING AN RPG PROGRAM
This beginner tutorial demonstrates how to use the Web Interaction Wizard in WebSphere Development Studio Client for iSeries to easily generate a Java Web application that calls an RPG application. The tutorial also shows how to test your application in the WebSphere Test Environment.

JDBC DATABASE ACCESS FOR ISERIES BASICS
Learn how to efficiently update a database application using Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) and WebSphere Development Studio Client for iSeries. This tutorial includes a sample application that demonstrates two database update techniques using SQL: using an UPDATE statement with a WHERE clause, and using a positioned update with cursor control.

WEBFACING VERSION 5 TIP
This QuickWebTip shows you how to "Webface," or create a Java Web interface, for a simple RPG 5250 green-screen application using WebSphere Development Studio Client and then test the application in the WebSphere Test Environment. The QuickWebTip includes "lessons learned" from ebt-now so you can avoid common pitfalls in developing a Webfacing project.

DEVELOPING DATA ACCESS BEANS
Data access beans are an IBM framework, shipped with WebSphere Development Studio Client for iSeries, that simplifies JDBC and data access. This tutorial shows you how to use data access beans within your application.

To read the QuickWebTips, visit the IBM DeveloperWorks Web site at the following ZZZlink:
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/zones/studio/iseries/quickwebtips.html [1]