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           xmlns:tutorials="http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/tutorials"
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           xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/tutorials schemas/tutorials.xsd ">
  <category name="General" id="general"/>
  <category name="Data Tools" id="rdb"/>
  <category name="J2EE" id="j2ee"/>
  <category name="Server/Internet" id="server"/>
  <category name="Structured Source Editing (SSE)" id="sse"/>
  <category name="Web Services" id="ws"/>
  <category name="XML" id="xml"/>
  <tutorial title="Servlet Creation and Deployment on Tomcat"
            link="tutorials/ServletScenario/ServletScenario.html"
            categories="J2EE,Server/Internet"
            datePosted="2005-02-05"
            lastUpdated="2005-02-05">
    <abstract>
       This tutorial will show you how to set up, create, and deploy a simple Hello World 
       servlet on the Tomcat server using the Eclipse Web Tools Project. 
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
  <tutorial title="Building a School Schedule Web Application"
            link="tutorials/SchoolSchedule/BuildingAScheduleWebApp.html"
            categories="j2ee,server"
            datePosted="2005-01-24"
            lastUpdated="2005-01-24">
    <abstract>
       In this tutorial you will create a school schedule Web application. This application 
       will allow students to input their courses and create a schedule. This tutorial will 
       introduce you to JSP's, servlets and the Web Tools Platform project's server tools.  
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
  <tutorial title="Building an JEE5 Application using EJB3 Session, and JPA Entities"
            link="../jst/components/j2ee/scenarios/jee5_application_creation_tutorial.html"
            categories="j2ee,server"
            datePosted="2007-02-23"
            lastUpdated="2007-02-23">
    <abstract>
       This tutorial will take you through creation of EJB3/JPA artifacts using the latest M5 driver
       Raj takes you through the limitations of the current driver as well.
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
  <tutorial title="Building a CMP Based School Schedule Web Application"
            link="tutorials/cmptutorial/CMPScheduleWebApp.html"
            categories="j2ee,server"
            datePosted="2005-09-11"
            lastUpdated="2005-09-11">
    <abstract>
       This tutorial is similar to the Building a School Schedule Web Application except
       EJBs are used.  This tutorial walks the user through developing a Container Managed Entity Bean (CMP)
       to store a simple schedule.  A Session Bean is used to query the CMP.  Finally, a Servlet and JSP are
       built to serve as the front end.
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
  
  <tutorial title="Building a Simple EJB Application"
            link="tutorials/ejbtutorial/buildingejbs.html"
            categories="j2ee,server"
            datePosted="2005-02-23"
            lastUpdated="2005-02-23">
    <abstract>
       In this tutorial you will create a simple EJB component and a client web application. 
       This tutorial will introduce you to Session beans and the Web Tools Platform project's 
       support for XDoclet and server tools.
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
  <tutorial title="Building and Running a Web Application"
            link="tutorials/BuildJ2EEWebApp/BuildJ2EEWebApp.html"
            categories="j2ee,server"
            datePosted="2004-12-07"
            lastUpdated="2004-12-07">
    <abstract>
       This document is the first in a series of tutorials where we will demonstrate how you can 
       use the rich set of tools and APIs that comes with the Web Tools Platform Project. This 
       first tutorial will give you a step by step tour of using some the tools for web 
       development. For this purpose we will build and run a J2EE web application using WTP tools 
       and Apache Tomcat.
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
  <tutorial title="Cactus Integration in the Web Tools Project"
            link="tutorials/CactusInWTP/CactusInWTP.html"
            categories="j2ee"
            datePosted="2005-05-31"
            lastUpdated="2005-05-31">
    <abstract>
       This article briefly explains Cactus, its common uses and advantages and then provides a 
       step-by-step tutorial on how to use the Cactus integration provided by WTP. The article 
       assumes that you are familiar with JUnit and the basics of using WTP to build, deploy and 
       run web projects.
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
  <tutorial title="Creating XML files Tutorial"
            link="tutorials/XMLWizards/XMLWizards.html"
            categories="xml"
            datePosted="2004-12-15"
            lastUpdated="2005-09-02">
    <abstract>
       This tutorial demonstrates how you can use XML documents creation wizards that come with 
       the Eclipse Web Tools Platform Project. These wizards allow to create XML document from 
       DTD or XML Schema.
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
  <tutorial title="Developing the WTP with Eclipse"
            link="tutorials/DevelopingWTP/DevelopingWTP.html"
            categories="general"
            datePosted="2005-02-21"
            lastUpdated="2006-06-02">
    <abstract>
       This tutorial shows you how to set up your Eclipse environment to develop or modify the 
       Web Tools Platform (WTP) project plug-ins. First we will discuss how to connect to the 
       CVS repository to check out the WTP source code. We will then set up our target platform. 
       Next we will make a modification to the WTP source and run our eclipse application. 
       Finally, we will create a patch for our change, which we could submit to the WTP project.
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
  <tutorial title="Reintroducing the Structured Source Editing Family of Editors"
            link="tutorials/ReintroducingSSE/ReintroducingSSE.html"
            categories="sse"
            datePosted="2005-03-24"
            lastUpdated="2005-03-24">
    <abstract>
       The Structured Source Editing (SSE) family of editors are now available as part of WTP 
       1.0M2. They support editing XML, DTD, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and JSP files. The SSE 
       editors make significant usage of Eclipse frameworks as well as each other. For end users 
       it means that they behave consistently with each other as well as with other Eclipse editors. 
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
  <tutorial title="RDB Tutorial"
            link="tutorials/RDBTutorial/RDBTutorial.html"
            categories="rdb"
            datePosted="2005-01-10"
            lastUpdated="2005-02-19">
    <abstract>
       This document walks you through the relational database (RDB) open source features in the 
       Eclipse Web Tooling Project.  You must have either the RDB open source binaries or the source 
       code downloaded from the Eclipse Web site.
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
  <tutorial title="XML Catalog Tutorial"
            link="tutorials/XMLCatalog/XMLCatalogTutorial.html"
            categories="xml"
            datePosted="2004-12-17"
            lastUpdated="2005-08-10">
    <abstract>
       In this tutorial, we will demonstrate the use of the XML Catalog. Add the Example 
       “Editing and validating XML files”. Select File -> New -> Other -> Examples -> Editing and 
       Validating XML files.
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
  <tutorial title="XML Schema Editor Tutorial"
            link="tutorials/XMLSchemaEditor/XMLSchemaEditorTutorial.html"
            categories="xml"
            datePosted="2004-12-23"
            lastUpdated="2004-12-23">
    <abstract>
       This tutorial will use the catalog.xsd from the "Editing and validating XML files" Examples. 
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
  <tutorial title="WSDL Editor Tutorial"
            link="tutorials/WSDLEditor/WSDLEditorTutorial.html"
            categories="ws,xml"
            datePosted="2005-02-21"
            lastUpdated="2005-08-10">
    <abstract>
       In this tutorial we look at using the WSDL Editor to create and modify a WSDL file. We explore 
       the basic functionality along with some of the more advanced ones.
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
  <tutorial title="XML Validation Tutorial"
            link="tutorials/XMLValidation/XMLValidationTutorial.html"
            categories="xml"
            datePosted="2004-12-22"
            lastUpdated="2007-06-29">
    <abstract>
       Eclipse WTP includes validation tools for XML, DTD, and XML Schema. Validation can be invoked 
       manually or automatically after every save.
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
  <tutorial title="Generic Server - Server Definition File Explained"
            link="tutorials/ServerDefinitionExplained/ServerDefinitionExplained.html"
            categories="server"
            datePosted="2005-04-29"
            lastUpdated="2005-04-29">
    <abstract>
       Generic server is a special server and runtime implementation of base server tooling that can 
       adjust its behaviour by a server type definition file. Server type definition files are XML 
       based meta information files that are introduced using 
       "org.eclipse.jst.server.generic.core.serverdefinition" extension point. This document describes 
       the different parts of the server definition files. 
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
  <tutorial title="Creating a Bottom-Up Java Web Service"
            link="http://wiki.eclipse.org/Creating_a_Bottom-Up_Java_Web_Service"
            categories="ws"
            datePosted="2005-06-11"
            lastUpdated="2008-06-12">
    <abstract>
       This document is one of a series of tutorials to demonstrate the use of the Web Services tools 
       in the Web Tools Platform Project. This tutorial shows how to create 
       a simple Web service and Web service client from a Java class. The Java class in this scenario 
       converts between the Celsius and Farenheit temperature scales.  
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
  <tutorial title="Creating a Top-Down Java Web Service Skeleton from a WSDL Document"
            link="http://wiki.eclipse.org/Creating_a_Top-Down_Java_Web_Service_Skeleton_from_a_WSDL_Document"
            categories="ws"
            datePosted="2005-06-11"
            lastUpdated="2008-06-12">
    <abstract>
       This document is one of a series of tutorials to demonstrate the use of the Web Services tools 
       in the Web Tools Platform Project. This tutorial shows how to create 
       a simple top-down Web service from a WSDL file. The WSDL file in this scenario calculates the 
       area of an rectangle.  
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
  <tutorial title="Creating a Java Web Service Client"
            link="http://wiki.eclipse.org/Creating_a_Java_Web_Service_Client"
            categories="ws"
            datePosted="2005-06-11"
            lastUpdated="2008-06-12">
    <abstract>
       This document is one of a series of tutorials to demonstrate the use of the Web Services tools 
       in the Web Tools Platform Project. This tutorial shows how to create a 
       Web serivce client to the deployed Web service created in the tutorial
       <a href="http://wiki.eclipse.org/Creating_a_Top-Down_Java_Web_Service_Skeleton_from_a_WSDL_Document">Creating a Top-Down Java 
       Web Service Skeleton from a WSDL Document</a>.  
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
  <tutorial title="Testing a Web Service with the Web Services Explorer"
            link="http://wiki.eclipse.org/Using_Web_Service_Explorer_to_test_a_Web_service"
            categories="ws"
            datePosted="2005-06-04"
            lastUpdated="2008-06-12">
    <abstract>
       This document is one of a series of tutorials to demonstrate the use of the Web Services tools 
       in the Web Tools Platform Project. This tutorial shows how to use the 
       Web Service Explorer to test a Web service via native WSDL and SOAP. It demonstrates how to use 
       the Web Services Explorer to invoke operations on a Web service on the Internet.  
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
  	<tutorial title="Creating Web service and Web service client using Ant tasks"
            link="http://wiki.eclipse.org/Creating_Web_service_and_Web_service_client_using_Ant_tasks"
            categories="ws"
            datePosted="2005-11-23"
            lastUpdated="2008-06-12">
    <abstract>
       This document is one of a series of tutorials to demonstrate the use of the Web Services tools 
       in the Web Tools Platform Project. This tutorial shows how to create 
       top-down Web service and Web service client using Ant tasks.  
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
  <tutorial title="Creating a bottom-up Axis2 Web service"
            link="http://wiki.eclipse.org/Creating_a_bottom-up_Axis2_Web_service"
            categories="ws"
            datePosted="2007-04-26"
            lastUpdated="2008-06-12">
    <abstract>
       This document is one of a series of tutorials to demonstrate the use of the Axis2 Web Services tools 
       in the Web Tools Platform Project. This tutorial shows how to create 
       a bottom-up Axis2 Web service.  
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
    <tutorial title="Creating a top-down Axis2 Web service"
            link="http://wiki.eclipse.org/Creating_a_top-down_Axis2_Web_service"
            categories="ws"
            datePosted="2007-04-26"
            lastUpdated="2008-06-12">
    <abstract>
       This document is one of a series of tutorials to demonstrate the use of the Axis2 Web Services tools 
       in the Web Tools Platform Project. This tutorial shows how to create 
       a top-down Axis2 Web service.  
    </abstract>
  </tutorial>
  <tutorial
		title="Deploy Web Applications to the Oracle Application Server"
		link="tutorials/OracleServerAdapter/OracleServerAdapter.html"
		categories="j2ee,server" 
		datePosted="2005-10-27"
		lastUpdated="2005-10-27">
		<abstract>
			This tutorial will step you through the details of deploying
			a Web Application to the Oracle Application Server
			Containers for J2EE (OC4J).
		</abstract>
	</tutorial>
    <tutorial
        title="WTP 1.5.x API's unleashed"
        link="/webtools/jst/components/j2ee/scenarios/WTPApis.html"
        categories="j2ee"
        datePosted="2007-05-17"
        lastUpdated="2007-05-17">
        <abstract>
            This article is the first in a series that provides a cheat sheet for
            WTP adopters to easily learn about specific WTP APIS.
        </abstract>
    </tutorial>
     <tutorial
        title="Java Web development with the Eclipse Web Tool Platform (WTP)"
        link="http://www.vogella.de/articles/EclipseWTP/article.html"
        categories="j2ee,ws"
        datePosted="2008-03-31"
        lastUpdated="2008-03-31">
        <abstract>
        	This article is a How-to-Guide to develop Web application
        	with Eclipse WTP. It starts by developing servlets which
        	keeps track of the number of visitors of a website,
        	including a servlet which stores this data into a database
        	(Java derby). It also describes how a Java servlet can act
        	as JavaScript. The creation of web services is then
        	demonstrated using Axis2 and WTP. At the end the resulting
        	web application is deployed. This article assume that you
        	have already basic Eclipse knowledge. The following uses the
        	JDK 1.5 for its examples.
        </abstract>
    </tutorial>
</tutorials>