® © 2008 IBM Corporation IBM Software Group EGL Simplify Innovation EGL International Conference Zurich Oct EGL Trends and Directions Stefano Sergi WW EM Solutions Manager IBM Rational software All statements regarding IBM's plans, directions, and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice. The content of this presentation does not constitute IBM commitment to deliver products and functions. IBM Warranties are delivered exclusively as indicated in products availability Terms and Conditions

IBM Software Group | EGL Simplify Innovation IBM Software Group EGL Simplify Innovation 2 Priorities  Eliminate concerns over EGL proprietary nature  Promote EGL ubiquity and grass root growth  Evolve technology to  drive practitioner appeal  address “next generation” application requirements  increase system z and system i support value

IBM Software Group | EGL Simplify Innovation IBM Software Group EGL Simplify Innovation 3 RBD 7.5  Announced on October 7, 2008  General availability (GA) on October 17, 2008  Content:  Support for WebSphere Application Server 7.0  Support for WebSphere Portal 6.1  Support for JSF 1.2  Announcement has statement of direction for:  EGL Rich UI technology (coming in 4Q 2008)  z/VSE platform support (coming in 4Q 2008)  RBD 7.5 will be immediately replaced by RBD in November  Customers that install RBD 7.5 will be able to install w/o uninstalling 7.5 first. Oct 7 Announce Oct 17 RBD 7.5 GA

IBM Software Group | EGL Simplify Innovation IBM Software Group EGL Simplify Innovation 4 RBD *  Announcement tentatively planned for November 25, 2008  General availability tentatively planned for November 26, 2008  Content:  EGL Rich UI / Web 2.0 support  Including a visual editor for constructing rich user interfaces  z/VSE deployment support  Support for calling SQL stored procedures for COBOL  Support EXCI interface in z/OS batch programs for calling CICS transactions  Support for CICS Channels and Containers  Statement of direction in 7.5 announcement describes the high-level benefits of EGL Rich UI with additional details on the EGL Café. Oct 7 Pre-Announce Nov 25 Announce Nov 26 RBD GA * This information is subject to change without notice.

IBM Software Group | EGL Simplify Innovation IBM Software Group EGL Simplify Innovation 5 RDz 7.5 / RDi SOA 7.5  Rational Developer for System z (RDz) 7.5  Development environment for System z developers  Announced on October 7, 2008; general availability on October 31,  Offered in two flavors:  RDz with Java 7.5 – contains RDz and Rational Application Developer  RDz with EGL 7.5 – contains RDz and Rational Business Developer 7.5 –Refreshed with RBD after November 26, 2008  Rational Developer for i for SOA Construction (RDi SOA) 7.5  Development environment for IBM i (System i) developers  Announced on October 7, 2008; general availability on November 26, 2008  Contains RBD Oct 7 Announce Oct 31 RDz w/EGL 7.5 GA Nov 26 RDi SOA 7.5 GA

IBM Software Group | EGL Simplify Innovation IBM Software Group EGL Simplify Innovation 6 EGL Rich UI  Enables development of rich, Web 2.0-style applications.  Simple programming model  Productive development tools  Comprehensive widget library, including support for Dojo widgets (coming to the EGL Café soon)  Web services and Mash-ups  Extensibility Demo application written completely in EGL Rich UI. Uses Dojo widgets and SOAP service calls to access data in DB2 and to drive CICS transactions.

IBM Software Group | EGL Simplify Innovation IBM Software Group EGL Simplify Innovation 7 Directions  Make EGL widely accessible  Free EGL SDK  Highly consumable, easy to install and learn  Lightweight, Java only  No official IBM support  Ideal for learning, Internal Proof, etc  EGL Openness  Open access to EGL meta-model and to reference implementation of generation technology  Enables third parties and Customers to extend EGL annotations and write new generators

IBM Software Group | EGL Simplify Innovation IBM Software Group EGL Simplify Innovation 8 Technology innovation priorities  Expand SOA and modern solutions development  Support Mashup/Web 2.0 style applications  Generate SOAP over JMS enabled Web Services  XML support  Simplify production and consumption of REST services  Expand Web Services consumption capabilities  Improve integration with SOA composite application middleware  Support deployment of EGL generated Web Services to IMS  Further Improve Productivity, Performance, Quality  Additional MDD capabilities: Pattern based EGL generation  High focus on Quaity and Performance  Continue language improvements  EGL development lifecycle focus (e.g. RTC integration, code analysis, unit test harness, deployment, etc )  Strengthen z and i development  Extend System z and System i IDEs (improve end-to-end development experience RUI-to-RPG/COBOL)  Interactive debug of z and i deployed EGL generated code  Exploit System z SOA capabilities (e.g. support CICS channels / containers, deploy Services to IMS, etc..)  Enable EGL to deploy NEW workloads to System z (deployment to specialty processors)  Enhance inter-operability within System i (Service Programs, EGL UI/RPG integration, more i5/OS resources)