WSAD is the successor to IBM's VisualAge for Java. It was first released at the version 4 level about a year ago, and now, with version 5, it moves to an Eclipse 2.0 base, and adds full J2EE 1.3 support, as well as numerous enhancements. Roger's talk will introduce WSAD 5.0, with an emphasis on the Web Development side. He will also demonstrate some of the new items, including Struts Builder and Cheat Sheets.[From the RTP-WUG meeting annoucement]
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