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When developing application software for deployment in an environment supported by OIT, the tools listed on this page should be considered as the preferred development tools. There are, of course, instances where tools not listed here should be used. In these cases you should notify your supervisor or the OIT director responsible for the development effort before beginning work.

Except to maintain compatibility with legacy applications, all new applications developed should be Web-based.

 

Language-Independent Tools

Development Environment

Databases
  • Microsoft SQL Server
  • MySQL
Supported Operating Systems
  • Windows 7 - default desktop
  • Windows or Solaris - all central and shared server software
  • Other Operating Systems - by exception

Development Tools

Editing
  • Dreamweaver - HTML editor
Database Connectivity

Authentication and Authorization

User authentication
  • WebAuth - A mechanism used to establish single sign-on for Web applications
  • LDAP - Kerberos Authentication
  • Kuali Identity Management (KIM) User-, Group-, and Role- based access control
User authorization
  • SAMS - Security Access Maintenance System
  • LDAP - Light Weight Directory Service. 

Project Management

 
Project planning

Documentation

Models - Process, Data, Object Models
  • Visio
  • ERwin
Charts - Hierarchical or organization charts
  • Visio
Charts - Gantt Chart
  • Visio
  • Microsoft Project
Presentations
  • Microsoft PowerPoint
Documentation in HTML
  • Microsoft Word
  • Dreamweaver

Quality Assurance and Capacity Planning

Load test
  • jMeter - A tool for programmers
Version control
Browser compatibility testing

Middleware

Messaging
  • Message Queue - ActiveMQ
  • ServiceMix 4 - allows integration architects to exploit the value of messaging without writing code

 

 

JAVA 

  • Development Environment
    • Programming
      • Java, J2EE (JSP, Spring, Hibernate, JDBC)
      • XML and SOAP
      • Use HTML and JavaScript for GUI development
    • Web Server
    • Application Server
      • Tomcat - a project under the direction of Apache Software Foundation. This works in conjunction with Apache Web server
    • Supported Operating Systems
      • Windows 7 - default desktop
      • Windows/ Solaris - all central and shared server software
      • Other Operating Systems - by exception
  • Development Tools
  • Quality Assurance and Capacity Planning
    • Unit testing Java and JSP code
    • Load test
      • jMeter - A tool for programmers
    • Version control
    • Quality Control
      • Copy/Paste Detector (CPD) - find duplicate code
      • PMD - scans Java source code and looks for potential problems 
  • Reporting


 
.NET 4.0 

  • Development Environment
    • Databases
    • Web Server
    • Application Server
      • Microsoft IIS
    • Supported Operating Systems
      • Windows 7 - default desktop
      • Windows/ Solaris - all central and shared server software
      • Other Operating Systems - by exception
  • Development Tools
    • Editing
      • Microsoft Visual Studio, Textpad
      • Dreamweaver - HTML editor
    • Database Connectivity
      • SQL native client that is part of the SQL server 
  • Quality Assurance and Capacity Planning
    • Unit testing
    • Load test
      • .NET load testing
    • Version control
      • Subversion, Microsoft's Team Foundation Server or Visual Source Safe
  • Reporting
    • Crystal Reports Server
  • Middleware
    • MSN Queue

 

 

For more information refer to the Project Development (for Technology Professionals) menu.

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