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Product overview

• What's new
  • IBM WebSphere Portal new features and improvements
  • Documentation improvements and changes
• Documentation resources
• Versatile framework
• Customization
• Streamlined site creation
• Portlets
• Tag and rate portal content
• Blogs and wikis
• Application integration
• Collaboration
• Accessibility features
• Unsupported and deprecated features

Installing

• Plan to install portal
  • System requirements
  • Release notes
  • portal Support Statement
  • User IDs and passwords
  • Server topologies
    • Single-server topology
    • Stand-alone server topology
    • Clustered servers topology
      • Vertical cluster topology
      • Combination of horizontal and vertical clusters
      • Multiple clusters
    • Portal farm topology
      • When to choose a clustered or a portal farm deployment
      • Portal farm considerations
        • Cache management considerations for portal farms
        • Portal farm setup options
        • Database sharing and load balancing for portal farms
    • Single-server topology for WCM
    • Dual-server configuration for WCM
    • Staging-server topology for WCM
  • Web Content Manager topologies
    • Web content system overview
    • Web content authoring environments
    • Web content testing environments
    • Web content delivery environments
  • Web servers
  • Database considerations
    • Database users
    • Database topologies
    • Shared database domains
    • Database compatibility considerations
    • Plan for DB2 on Windows
    • Plan for DB2 on UNIX or Linux
    • Plan for IBM DB2 for i
    • Plan for DB2 for z/OS
    • Plan for Oracle
    • Plan for Oracle RAC
    • Plan for SQL Server
  • User registry considerations
    • Overview
    • Virtual Member Manager integration
    • Realm support
    • Property extension
  • Cluster considerations
    • Guidelines for setting up a cluster
    • Limitations for setting up a cluster
    • HTTP session failover
    • Set up an i database in a cluster
    • Security options
    • Security Scenarios
    • Use external security managers in a cluster
    • Plan for multiple clusters
      • Database sharing between multiple clusters
    • WebSphere Virtual Enterprise Dynamic Clusters
    • Cluster maintenance
  • Virtual environment overview
  • Multiple profile support
• Installation methods, options, and sources
  • Installation options
  • Installation methods
  • Installation source location
• Advanced installation parameters

  
  

• Install on AIX
  • Set up a stand-alone server on AIX
    • AIX stand-alone
    • Install portal
    • Configure portal to use a database
      • Set up a DB2 database
        • Install DB2
        • Create groups and assigning users
        • Modify DB2 database properties
        • Create DB2 databases
          • Create a local DB2 database automatically
          • Create a remote or local DB2 database manually
        • Set up DB2 automatically or manually
          • Set up DB2 automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup DB2 databases
          • Set up DB2 manually
          • Create DB2 database schemas
          • Grant privileges to DB2 database users
          • Assign custom DB2 table spaces
        • Configure JCR collation support
        • Configure portal to use DB2
        • Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM
        • Change DB2 driver types
      • Prepare IBM DB2 for i
        • Modify properties for IBM DB2 for i
        • Create user profiles for IBM DB2 for i
        • AIX stand-alone server: Set up IBM DB2 for i databases automatically
        • Configure the portal to use IBM DB2 for i
        • Verify the IBM DB2 for i configuration
      • Prepare DB2 for z/OS
        • Install DB2 for z/OS
        • Modify database properties for DB2 for z/OS
        • Create users for DB2 for z/OS
        • Grant privileges to DB2 for z/OS users
        • Create remote database for DB2 for z/OS
        • Create the Java content repository database on DB2 for z/OS
        • Assign custom tablespaces on DB2 for z/OS
        • Configure portal to use DB2 for z/OS
      • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC database
        • Install Oracle or Oracle RAC
        • Modify Oracle or Oracle RAC database properties
        • Create Oracle or Oracle RAC databases
        • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC automatically or manually
          • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup Oracle or Oracle RAC databases
          • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC manually
          • Create Oracle or Oracle RAC database schemas and users
          • Grant privileges to Oracle or Oracle RAC database users
          • Create JCR table spaces
          • Assign custom Oracle or Oracle RAC table spaces
        • Configure portal to use Oracle or Oracle RAC
      • Set up a SQL Server database
        • Install SQL Server
        • Modify SQL Server database properties
        • Create databases manually on SQL Server
        • Set up SQL Server automatically or manually
          • Set up SQL Server automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup SQL server databsaes
          • Set up SQL Server manually
          • Create SQL Server database schemas and users
          • Grant privileges to SQL Server database users
          • Assign custom SQL Server filegroups
        • Configure portal to use SQL Server
      • Verify database configuration
    • Prepare a remote Web server
    • Configure portal to use a user registry
      • Prepare user registries
        • Prepare a Domino Directory
        • Prepare a SecureWay Security Server
        • Prepare a Novell eDirectory
        • Prepare an Oracle Directory Server
        • Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server
      • Choose the user registry model
        • Configure a stand-alone user registry
          • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry without SSL
          • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry over SSL
        • Configure the default federated repository
          • Configure a default federated user registry
          • Add an LDAP user registry without SSL
          • Add an LDAP user registry over SSL
          • Add a database user registry
          • Add realm support
      • Adapt the attribute configuration
        • Query the defined attributes
        • Add attributes
        • Map attributes
        • Remove attributes
      • Configure portal to use dynamic groups
      • Enable referrals for LDAP user registry
    • Tune the servers

  • AIX cluster
    • Prepare the AIX OS
    • Prepare the primary node on AIX
      • Install portal on AIX on the primary node
      • Configure portal to use a database
        • Set up a DB2 database
          • Install DB2
          • Modify DB2 database properties
          • Create groups and assigning users
          • Create DB2 databases
          • Create a local DB2 database automatically
          • Create a remote or local DB2 database manually
          • Set up DB2 automatically or manually
          • Set up DB2 automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup DB2 databases
          • Set up DB2 manually
          • Create DB2 database schemas
          • Grant privileges to DB2 database users
          • Assign custom DB2 table spaces
          • Configure JCR collation support
          • Configure portal to use DB2
          • Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM
          • Change DB2 driver types
        • Set up a remote IBM DB2 for i
          • Modify IBM DB2 for i database properties
          • Create IBM DB2 for i user profiles
          • Set up IBM DB2 for i databases automatically
          • Transfer IBM DB2 for i manually
          • Verify IBM DB2 for i database connections
        • Set up a remote DB2 for z/OS
          • Install DB2 for z/OS
          • Use JCL templates to set up DB2 for z/OS
          • Create DB2 for z/OS users
          • Create remote DB2 for z/OS databases
          • Grant privileges to DB2 for z/OS database administration users
          • Create the Java Content Repository database
          • Assign custom DB2 for z/OS table spaces
          • Configure portal to use DB2 for z/OS
        • Set up an Oracle or Oracle RAC database
          • Install Oracle or Oracle RAC
          • Modify Oracle or Oracle RAC database properties
          • Create Oracle or Oracle RAC databases
          • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC automatically or manually
          • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup Oracle or Oracle RAC databases
          • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC manually
          • Create Oracle or Oracle RAC database schemas and users
          • Grant privileges to Oracle or Oracle RAC database users
          • Create JCR table spaces
          • Assign custom Oracle or Oracle RAC table spaces
          • Configure portal to use Oracle or Oracle RAC
        • Set up a remote SQL Server
          • Install SQL Server
          • Modify SQL Server database properties
          • Create databases manually on SQL Server
          • Set up SQL Server automatically or manually
          • Set up SQL Server automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup SQL server databsaes
          • Set up SQL Server manually
          • Create SQL Server database schemas and users
          • Grant privileges to SQL Server database users
          • Assign custom SQL Server filegroups
          • Configure portal to use SQL Server
        • Verify databases
      • Create the portal profile template on AIX in a clustered environment
      • Remove search collections on AIX
    • Prepare the dmgr on AIX
    • Prepare to create the cluster on AIX
      • Create a static cluster on AIX
      • Create a dynamic cluster on AIX using WebSphere Virtual Enterprise
    • Prepare a remote Web server when portal is installed on AIX in a clustered environment
    • Configure portal to use a user registry on AIX in a clustered environment
      • Prepare user registries
        • Prepare a Domino Directory Server
        • Prepare a SecureWay Security Server
        • Prepare a Novell eDirectory
        • Prepare an Oracle Directory Server
        • Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server
      • Choose the user registry model on AIX in a clustered environment
        • Choose the stand-alone LDAP user registry on AIX in a clustered environment
          • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry without SSL in a clustered environment
          • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry over SSL on AIX in a clustered environment
        • Configure the default federated repository on AIX in a clustered environment
          • Configure a federated LDAP user registry on AIX in a clustered environment
          • Add an LDAP user registry on AIX in a clustered environment
          • Add an LDAP user registry over SSL on AIX in a clustered environment
          • Add a database user registry on AIX in a clustered environment
          • Add realm support on AIX in a clustered environment
      • Adapt the attribute configuration
        • Query the defined attributes
        • Add attributes on AIX in a clustered environment
        • Mapping attributes on AIX in a clustered environment
        • Remove attributes
      • Configure portal to use dynamic groups in a clustered environment
      • Enable referrals for LDAP user registry in a clustered environment
    • Prepare additional nodes on AIX
      • Install portal on AIX on the additional cluster nodes
      • Choose the type of additional node to create on AIX
        • Add additional nodes to the static cluster on AIX
        • Add an additional node to an existing dynamic cluster on AIX
      • Choose the type of vertical cluster to create on AIX
        • Add vertical cluster members to a static cluster on AIX
        • Add vertical cluster members to a dynamic cluster on AIX
    • Tune the servers
    • Configure search in a cluster on AIX
      • Configure Portal Search in a cluster on AIX
      • Configure JCR search in a cluster on AIX
    • Set up multiple clusters on AIX
      • Install multiple clusters in a single cell on AIX
      • Route requests across clusters on AIX
    • Share database domains between clusters on AIX

  
  

• Install on IBM i
  • IBM i stand-alone
    • Prepare the System IBM i
    • Install portal
    • Prepare DB2 for IBM i
      • Modify properties for DB2 for IBM i
      • Create user profiles for DB2 for IBM i
      • Create databases on DB2 for IBM i
      • Configure the portal to use DB2 for IBM i
      • Verify the DB2 for IBM i configuration
    • Prepare a remote Web server
    • Configure portal to use a user registry
      • Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server
      • Choose the user registry model
        • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry
          • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry without SSL
          • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry over SSL
        • Configure the default federated repository
          • Configure a federated LDAP user registry
          • Add an LDAP user registry without SSL
          • Add an LDAP user registry over SSL
          • Add a database user registry
          • Add realm support
      • Adapt the attribute configuration
        • Query the define attributes
        • Add attributes
        • Map attributes
        • Remove attributes
      • Configure portal to use dynamic groups
      • Enable referrals for LDAP user registry
    • Tune the servers

  • IBM i cluster
    • Prepare the IBM i OS
    • Prepare the primary node on IBM i
      • IBM i clustered server
      • Set up a remote database
        • Prepare DB2 for IBM i
          • Modify DB2 for IBM i database properties
          • Create DB2 for IBM i user profiles
          • Create remote DB2 for IBM i databases
          • Transfer DB2 for IBM i manually
          • Verify database connections
      • Create the portal profile template on IBM i in a clustered environment
      • Remove search collections on IBM i
    • Prepare the dmgr on IBM i
    • Create the cluster on IBM i
    • Prepare the Web server when portal is installed on IBM i in a clustered environment
    • Prepare user registries
      • Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server for IBM i
    • Configure portal to use a user registry on IBM i in a clustered environment
      • Choose the user registry model on IBM i in a clustered environment
        • Choose the stand-alone LDAP user registry on IBM i in a clustered environment
          • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry without SSL
          • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry over SSL on IBM i in a clustered environment
        • Configure the default federated repository on IBM i in a clustered environment
          • Configure a federated LDAP user registry on IBM i in a clustered environment
          • Add an LDAP user registry on IBM i in a clustered environment
          • Add an LDAP user registry over SSL on IBM i in a clustered environment
          • Add a database user registry on IBM i in a clustered environment
          • Add realm support on IBM i in a clustered environment
        • Adapt the attribute configuration
          • Query the defined attributes
          • Add attributes on IBM i in a clustered environment
          • Mapping attributes on IBM i in a clustered environment
          • Remove attributes
        • Configure portal to use dynamic groups in a clustered environment
        • Enable referrals for LDAP user registry in a clustered environment
    • Prepare additional nodes on IBM i
      • Install portal on IBM i on the additional cluster nodes
      • Add additional nodes to the cluster on IBM i
      • Add vertical cluster members to a static cluster on IBM i
    • Tune the servers
    • Configure search in a cluster on i
      • Configure Portal Search in a cluster on i
      • Configure JCR search in a cluster on i
    • Set up multiple clusters on IBM i
      • Install multiple clusters in a single cell on IBM i
      • Route requests across clusters on IBM i
    • Share database domains between clusters on IBM i
  • Render documents on IBM i
    • Configure an HTML rendering server on IBM i
    • Associate an HTML rendering server with portal on IBM i

  
  

• Install on Linux
  • Linux stand-alone
    • Prepare the Linux OS
    • Install portal
    • Configure portal to use a database
      • Set up a remote DB2 database
        • Install DB2
        • Modify DB2 database properties
        • Create groups and assigning users
        • Create DB2 databases
          • Create a local DB2 database automatically
          • Create a remote or local DB2 database manually
        • Set up DB2 automatically or manually
          • Set up DB2 automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup DB2 databases
          • Set up DB2 manually
          • Create DB2 database schemas
          • Grant privileges to DB2 database administration users
          • Assign custom DB2 table spaces
        • Collecting JCR collation support
        • Configure portal to use DB2
        • Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM
        • Change DB2 driver types
      • Linux stand-aloneserver: Prepare IBM DB2 for i
        • Modify properties for IBM DB2 for i
        • Create user profiles for IBM DB2 for i
        • Set up IBM DB2 for i databases automatically
        • Configure the portal to use IBM DB2 for i
        • Verify the IBM DB2 for i configuration
      • Prepare DB2 for z/OS
        • Install DB2 for z/OS
        • Modify properties for DB2 for z/OS
        • Use JCL templates to set up DB2 for z/OS
        • Create users
        • Create databases on DB2 for z/OS
        • Grant privileges to DB2 for z/OS users
        • Create the Java content repository database on DB2 for z/OS
        • Assign custom tablespaces on DB2 for z/OS
        • Configure the portal to use DB2 for z/OS
      • Set up a remote Oracle or Oracle RAC database
        • Install Oracle or Oracle RAC
        • Modify Oracle or Oracle RAC database properties
        • Create Oracle or Oracle RAC databases
        • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC automatically or manually
          • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup Oracle or Oracle RAC
          • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC manually
          • Create Oracle or Oracle RAC database schemas and users
          • Grant privileges to Oracle or Oracle RAC database users
          • Create JCR table spaces
          • Assign custom Oracle or Oracle RAC table spaces
        • Configure portal to use Oracle or Oracle RAC
      • Set up a SQL Server database
        • Install SQL Server
        • Modify SQL Server database properties
        • Create databases manually on SQL Server
        • Set up SQL Server automatically or manually
          • Set up SQL Server automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup SQL server databsaes
          • Set up SQL Server manually
          • Create SQL Server database schemas and users
          • Grant privileges to SQL Server database users
          • Assign custom SQL Server filegroups
        • Configure portal to use SQL Server on Linux
      • Verify database configuration
    • Prepare a remote Web server
    • Configure portal to use a user registry
      • Prepare user registries
        • Prepare a Domino Directory Server
        • Prepare a SecureWay Security Server
        • Prepare a Novell eDirectory
        • Prepare an Oracle Directory Server
        • Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server
      • Choose the user registry model
        • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry
          • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry without SSL
          • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry over SSL
        • Configure the default federated repository
          • Configure a federated LDAP user registry
          • Add an LDAP user registry without SSL
          • Add an LDAP user registry over SSL
          • Add a database user registry
          • Add realm support
      • Adapt the attribute configuration
        • Query the defined attributes
        • Add attributes
        • Map attributes
        • Remove attributes
      • Configure portal to use dynamic groups
      • Enable referrals for LDAP user registry
    • Tune the servers

  • Linux cluster
    • Prepare the Linux OS
    • Prepare the primary node on Linux
      • Linux clustered server
      • Configure portal to use a database
        • Set up a remote DB2 database
          • Install DB2
          • Modify DB2 database properties
          • Create groups and assigning users
          • Create DB2 databases
          • Create a local DB2 database automatically
          • Create a remote or local DB2 database manually
          • Set up DB2 automatically or manually
          • Set up DB2 automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup DB2 databases
          • Set up DB2 manually
          • Create DB2 database schemas
          • Grant privileges to DB2 database users
          • Assign custom DB2 table spaces
          • Collecting JCR collation support
          • Configure portal to use DB2
          • Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM
          • Change DB2 driver types
        • Set up IBM DB2 for i
          • Modify IBM DB2 for i database properties
          • Create IBM DB2 for i user profiles
          • Set up IBM DB2 for i databaes automatically
          • Transfer IBM DB2 for i manually
          • Verify IBM DB2 for i database connections
        • Set up a remote DB2 for z/OS database
          • Install DB2 for z/OS
          • Use JCL templates to set up DB2 for z/OS
          • Create DB2 for z/OS users
          • Create remote DB2 for z/OS databases
          • Grant privileges to DB2 for z/OS database administration users
          • Create the Java Content Repository database
          • Assign custom DB2 for z/OS table spaces
          • Configure portal to use DB2 for z/OS
        • Set up a remote Oracle or Oracle RAC database
          • Install Oracle or Oracle RAC
          • Modify Oracle or Oracle RAC database properties
          • Create Oracle or Oracle RAC databases
          • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC automatically or manually
          • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup Oracle or Oracle RAC
          • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC manually
          • Create Oracle or Oracle RAC database schemas and users
          • Grant privileges to Oracle or Oracle RAC database users
          • Create JCR table spaces
          • Assign custom Oracle or Oracle RAC table spaces
          • Configure portal to use Oracle or Oracle RAC
        • Set up a SQL Server database
          • Install SQL Server
          • Modify SQL Server database properties
          • Create SQL Server databases manually
          • Set up SQL Server automatically or manually
          • Set up SQL Server automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup SQL server databases
          • Set up SQL Server manually
          • Create SQL Server database schemas and users
          • Grant privileges to SQL Server database users
          • Assign custom SQL Server filegroups
          • Configure portal to use SQL Server
        • Verify databases
      • Create the portal profile template on Linux in a clustered environment
      • Remove search collections on Linux
    • Prepare the dmgr on Linux
    • Prepare to create the cluster on Linux
      • Create a static cluster on Linux
      • Create a dynamic cluster on Linux using WebSphere Virtual Enterprise
    • Prepare a remote Web server when portal is installed on Linux in a clustered environment
    • Configure portal to use a user registry on Linux in a clustered environment
      • Prepare user registries
        • Prepare a Domino Directory server
        • Prepare a SecureWay Security Server
        • Prepare a Novell eDirectory
        • Prepare an Oracle Directory Server
        • Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server
      • Choose the user registry model on Linux in a clustered environment
        • Choose the stand-alone LDAP user registry on Linux in a clustered environment
          • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry without SSL
          • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry over SSL on Linux in a clustered environment
        • Configure the default federated repository on Linux in a clustered environment
          • Configure a federated LDAP user registry on Linux in a clustered environment
          • Add an LDAP user registry on Linux in a clustered environment
          • Add an LDAP user registry over SSL on Linux in a clustered environment
          • Add a database user registry on Linux in a clustered environment
          • Add realm support on Linux in a clustered environment
        • Adapt the attribute configuration
          • Query the defined attributes
          • Add attributes on Linux in a clustered environment
          • Mapping attributes on Linux in a clustered environment
          • Remove attributes
        • Configure portal to use dynamic groups in a clustered environment
        • Enable referrals for LDAP user registry in a clustered environment
    • Prepare additional nodes on Linux
      • Install portal on Linux on the additional cluster nodes
      • Choose the type of additional node to create on Linux
        • Add additional nodes to the static cluster on Linux
        • Add an additional node to an existing dynamic cluster on Linux
      • Choose the type of vertical cluster to create on Linux
        • Add vertical cluster members to a static cluster on Linux
        • Add vertical cluster members to a dynamic cluster on Linux
    • Tune the servers
    • Configure search in a cluster on Linux
      • Configure Portal Search in a cluster on Linux
      • Configure JCR search in a cluster on Linux
    • Set up multiple clusters on Linux
      • Install multiple clusters in a single cell on Linux
      • Route requests across clusters on Linux
    • Share database domains between clusters
  • Localizing a new virtual machine instance on Linux

  
  

• Install on Solaris
  • Solaris stand-alone
    • Prepare the Solaris OS
    • Install portal
    • Configure portal to use a database
      • Set up a DB2 database
        • Install DB2
        • Modify DB2 database properties
        • Create groups and assigning users
        • Create DB2 databases
          • Create a local DB2 database automatically
          • Create a remote or local DB2 database manually
        • Set up DB2 automatically or manually
          • Set up DB2 automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup DB2 databases
          • Set up DB2 manually
          • Create DB2 database schemas
          • Grant privileges to DB2 database users
          • Assign custom DB2 table spaces
        • Configure JCR collation support
        • Configure portal to use DB2
        • Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM
        • Change DB2 driver types
      • Prepare IBM DB2 for i
        • Modify properties for IBM DB2 for i
        • Create user profiles for IBM DB2 for i
        • Set up IBM DB2 for i databases automatically
        • Configure the portal to use IBM DB2 for i
        • Verify the IBM DB2 for i configuration
      • Prepare DB2 for z/OS
        • Install DB2 for z/OS
        • Modify properties for DB2 for z/OS
        • Create users for DB2 for z/OS
        • Create a remote database on DB2 for z/OS
        • Grant privileges to DB2 for z/OS users
        • Create the Java content repository database on DB2 for z/OS
        • Assign custom tablespaces for DB2 on z/OS
        • Configure the portal to use DB2 for z/OS
      • Set up a remote Oracle or Oracle RAC database
        • Install Oracle or Oracle RAC
        • Modify Oracle or Oracle RAC database properties
        • Create Oracle or Oracle RAC databases
        • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC automatically or manually
          • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup Oracle or Oracle RAC
          • Set up Oracle manually
          • Create Oracle or Oracle RAC database schemas and users
          • Grant privileges to Oracle or Oracle RAC database users
          • Create JCR table spaces
          • Assign custom Oracle or Oracle RAC table spaces
        • Configure portal to use Oracle or Oracle RAC
      • Set up a SQL Server database
        • Install SQL Server
        • Modify SQL Server database properties
        • Create databases manually
        • Set up SQL Server automatically or manually
          • Set up SQL Server automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup SQL Server databases
          • Set up SQL Server manually
          • Create database schemas and users
          • Grant privileges to SQL Server database users
          • Assign custom SQL Server filegroups
        • Configure portal to use SQL Server
      • Verify database configuration
    • Prepare a remote Web server
    • Configure portal to use a user registry
      • Prepare user registries
        • Prepare a Domino Directory
        • Prepare a SecureWay Security Server
        • Prepare a Novell eDirectory
        • Prepare an Oracle Directory Server
        • Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server
      • Choose the user registry model
        • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry
          • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry without SSL
          • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry over SSL
        • Configure the default federated repository
          • Configure a federated LDAP user registry
          • Add an LDAP user registry without SSL
          • Add an LDAP user registry over SSL
          • Add a database user registry
          • Add realm support
      • Adapt the attribute configuration
        • Query the defined attributes
        • Add attributes
        • Map attributes
        • Remove attributes
      • Configure portal to use dynamic groups
      • Enable referrals for LDAP user registry
    • Tune the servers

  • Solaris cluster
    • Prepare the Solaris OS
    • Prepare the primary node on Solaris
      • Install Solaris cluster
      • Configure portal to use a database
        • Set up a remote DB2 database
          • Install DB2
          • Modify DB2 database properties
          • Create groups and assigning users
          • Create DB2 databases
          • Create a local DB2 database automatically
          • Create a remote or local DB2 database manually
          • Set up DB2 automatically or manually
          • Set up DB2 automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup DB2 databases
          • Set up DB2 manually
          • Create DB2 database schemas
          • Grant privileges to DB2 database users
          • Assign custom DB2 table spaces
          • Configure JCR collation support
          • Configure portal to use DB2
          • Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM
          • Change DB2 driver types
        • Set up a remote DB2 for IBM i database
          • Modify DB2 for IBM i database properties
          • Create DB2 for IBM i user profiles
          • Set up IBM DB2 for i databases automatically
          • Transfer IBM DB2 for i manually
          • Verify IBM DB2 for i database connections
        • Set up a remote DB2 for z/OS database
          • Install DB2 for z/OS
          • Modify DB2 for z/OS database properties
          • Use JCL templates to set up DB2 for z/OS
          • Create DB2 for z/OS users
          • Create remote DB2 for z/OS databases
          • Grant privileges to DB2 for z/OS database administration users
          • Create the Java Content Repository database
          • Assign custom DB2 for z/OS table spaces
          • Configure portal to use DB2 for z/OS
        • Set up a remote Oracle or Oracle RAC database
          • Install Oracle or Oracle RAC
          • Modify Oracle or Oracle RAC database properties
          • Create Oracle or Oracle RAC databases
          • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC automatically or manually
          • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup Oracle or Oracle RAC
          • Set up Oracle manually
          • Create Oracle or Oracle RAC database schemas and users
          • Grant privileges to Oracle or Oracle RAC database users
          • Create JCR table spaces
          • Assign custom Oracle or Oracle RAC table spaces
          • Configure portal to use Oracle or Oracle RAC
        • Set up a SQL Server database
          • Install SQL Server
          • Modify SQL Server database properties
          • Create databases manually
          • Set up SQL Server automatically or manually
          • Set up SQL Server automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup SQL Server databases
          • Set up SQL Server manually
          • Create database schemas and users
          • Grant privileges to SQL Server database users
          • Assign custom SQL Server filegroups
          • Configure portal to use SQL Server
        • Verify databases
      • Create the portal profile template on Solaris in a clustered environment
      • Remove search collections on Solaris
    • Prepare the dmgr on Solaris
    • Prepare to create the cluster on Solaris
      • Create a static cluster on Solaris
      • Create a dynamic cluster on Solaris using WebSphere Virtual Enterprise
    • Prepare a remote Web server when portal is installed on Solaris in a clustered environment
    • Configure portal to use a user registry on Solaris in a clustered environment
      • Prepare user registries
        • Prepare a Domino Directory server
        • Prepare a SecureWay Security Server
        • Prepare a Novell eDirectory
        • Prepare an Oracle Directory Server
        • Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server
      • Choose the user registry model on Solaris in a clustered environment
        • Choose the stand-alone LDAP user registry on Solaris in a clustered environment
          • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry without SSL
          • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry over SSL on Solaris in a clustered environment
        • Configure the default federated repository on Solaris in a clustered environment
          • Configure a federated LDAP user registry on Solaris in a clustered environment
          • Add an LDAP user registry on Solaris in a clustered environment
          • Add an LDAP user registry over SSL on Solaris in a clustered environment
          • Add a database user registry on Solaris in a clustered environment
          • Add realm support on Solaris in a clustered environment
        • Adapt the attribute configuration
          • Query the defined attributes
          • Add attributes on Solaris in a clustered environment
          • Mapping attributes on Solaris in a clustered environment
          • Remove attributes
        • Configure portal to use dynamic groups in a clustered environment
        • Enable referrals for LDAP user registry in a clustered environment
    • Prepare additional nodes on Solaris
      • Install portal on Solaris on the additional cluster nodes
      • Choose the type of additional node to create on Solaris
        • Add additional nodes to the static cluster on Solaris
        • Add an additional node to an existing dynamic cluster on Solaris
      • Choose the type of vertical cluster to create on Solaris
        • Add vertical cluster members to a static cluster on Solaris
        • Add vertical cluster members to a dynamic cluster on Solaris
    • Tune the servers
    • Configure search in a cluster on Solaris
      • Configure Portal Search in a cluster on Solaris
      • Configure JCR search in a cluster on Solaris
    • Set up multiple clusters on Solaris
      • Install multiple clusters in a single cell on Solaris
      • Route requests across clusters on Solaris
    • Share database domains between clusters on Solaris

  
  

• Install on Windows
  • Windows stand-alone
    • Prepare the Windows OS
    • Install portal
    • Configure portal to use a database
      • Set up a DB2 database
        • Install DB2
        • Modify DB2 database properties
        • Create groups and assigning users
        • Create DB2 databases
          • Create a local DB2 database automatically
          • Create a remote or local DB2 database manually
        • Set up DB2 automatically or manually
          • Set up DB2 automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup DB2 databases
          • Set up DB2 manually
          • Create DB2 database schemas
          • Grant privileges to DB2 database users
          • Assign custom DB2 table spaces
        • Configure JCR collation support
        • Configure portal to use DB2
        • Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM
        • Change DB2 driver types
      • Prepare IBM DB2 for i
        • Modify properties for IBM DB2 for i
        • Create user profiles for IBM DB2 for i
        • Set up IBM DB2 for i databases automatically
        • Configure the portal to use DB2 for IBM i
        • Verify the DB2 for IBM i configuration
      • Set up a remote DB2 for z/OS database
        • Install DB2 for z/OS
        • Use JCL templates to set up DB2 for z/OS
        • Create DB2 for z/OS users
        • Create remote DB2 for z/OS databases
        • Grant privileges to DB2 for z/OS database users
        • Create the Java Content Repository database
        • Assign custom DB2 for z/OS table spaces
        • Configure portal to use DB2 for z/OS
      • Set up a remote Oracle or Oracle RAC database
        • Install Oracle or Oracle RAC
        • Modify Oracle or Oracle RAC database properties
        • Create Oracle or Oracle RAC databases
        • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC automatically or manually
          • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup Oracle or Oracle RAC
          • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC manually
          • Create Oracle or Oracle RAC database schemas and users
          • Grant privileges to Oracle or Oracle RAC database users
          • Create JCR table spaces
          • Assign custom Oracle or Oracle RAC table spaces
        • Configure portal to use Oracle or Oracle RAC
      • Set up a remote SQL Server database
        • Install SQL Server
        • Modify SQL Server database properties
        • Create databases manually
        • Set up SQL Server automatically or manually
          • Set up SQL Server automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup SQL Server databases
          • Set up SQL Server manually
          • Create SQL Server database schemas and users
          • Grant privileges to SQL Server database users
          • Assign custom SQL Server filegroups
        • Configure portal to use SQL Server
      • Verify the database configuration
    • Prepare a remote Web server
    • Configure portal to use a user registry
      • Prepare user registries
        • Prepare an Active Directory Server
        • Prepare an Active Directory-Lightweight-Directory-Services
        • Prepare a Domino Directory
        • Prepare a SecureWay Security Server
        • Prepare a Novell eDirectory
        • Prepare an Oracle Directory Server
        • Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server
      • Choose the user registry model
        • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry
          • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry without SSL
          • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry over SSL
        • Configure the default federated repository
          • Configure a federated LDAP user registry
          • Add an LDAP user registry without SSL
          • Add an LDAP user registry over SSL
          • Add a database user registry
          • Add realm support
      • Adapt the attribute configuration
        • Query the defined attributes
        • Add attributes
        • Map attributes
        • Remove attributes
      • Configure portal to use dynamic groups
      • Enable referrals for LDAP user registry
    • Tune the servers
  • Windows cluster
    • Prepare the Windows OS
    • Prepare the primary node on Windows
      • Windows cluster
      • Configure portal to use a database
        • Set up a remote DB2 database
          • Install DB2
          • Modify DB2 database properties
          • Create groups and assigning users
          • Create DB2 databases
          • Create a local DB2 database automatically
          • Create a remote or local DB2 database manually
          • Set up DB2 automatically or manually
          • Set up DB2 automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup DB2 databases
          • Set up DB2 manually
          • Create DB2 database schemas
          • Grant privileges to DB2 database users
          • Assign custom DB2 table spaces
          • Configure JCR collation support
          • Configure portal to use DB2
          • Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM
          • Change DB2 driver types
        • Set up a remote DB2 for IBM i database
          • Modify DB2 for IBM i database properties
          • Create DB2 for IBM i user profiles
          • Set up IBM DB2 for i databases automatically
          • Transfer DB2 for IBM i manually
          • Verify DB2 for IBM i database connections
        • Set up a remote DB2 for z/OS database
          • Install DB2 for z/OS
          • Use JCL templates to set up DB2 for z/OS
          • Create DB2 for z/OS users
          • Create remote DB2 for z/OS databases
          • Grant privileges to DB2 for z/OS database users
          • Create the Java Content Repository database
          • Assign custom DB2 for z/OS table spaces
          • Configure portal to use DB2 for zOS
        • Set up an Oracle or Oracle RAC database
          • Install Oracle or Oracle RAC
          • Modify Oracle or Oracle RAC database properties
          • Create Oracle or Oracle RAC databases
          • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC automatically or manually
          • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup Oracle or Oracle RAC
          • Set up Oracle or Oracle RAC manually
          • Create Oracle or Oracle RAC database schemas and users
          • Grant privileges to Oracle or Oracle RAC database users
          • Create JCR table spaces
          • Assign custom Oracle or Oracle RAC table spaces
          • Configure portal to use Oracle or Oracle RAC
        • Set up a SQL Server database
          • Install SQL Server
          • Modify SQL Server database properties
          • Create databases manually
          • Set up SQL Server automatically or manually
          • Set up SQL Server automatically
          • Run a task to automatically setup SQL Server databases
          • Set up SQL Server manually
          • Create SQL Server database schemas and users
          • Grant privileges to SQL Server database users
          • Assign custom SQL Server filegroups
          • Configure portal to use SQL Server
        • Verify databases
      • Create the portal profile template on Windows in a clustered environment
      • Remove search collections on Windows
    • Prepare the dmgr on Windows
    • Prepare to create the cluster on Windows
      • Create a static cluster on Windows
      • Create a dynamic cluster on Windows using WebSphere Virtual Enterprise
    • Prepare a remote Web server when portal is installed on Windows in a clustered environment
    • Configure portal to use a user registry on Windows in a clustered environment
      • Prepare user registries
        • Prepare an Active Directory Server
        • Prepare an Active Directory-Lightweight-Directory-Services
        • Prepare a Domino Directory server
        • Prepare a SecureWay Security Server
        • Prepare a Novell eDirectory
        • Prepare an Oracle Directory Server
        • Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server
      • Choose the user registry model on Windows in a clustered environment
        • Choose the stand-alone LDAP user registry on Windows in a clustered environment
          • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry without SSL
          • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry over SSL on Windows in a clustered environment
        • Configure the default federated repository on Windows in a clustered environment
          • Configure a federated LDAP user registry on Windows in a clustered environment
          • Add an LDAP user registry on Windows in a clustered environment
          • Add an LDAP user registry over SSL on Windows in a clustered environment
          • Add a database user registry on Windows in a clustered environment
          • Add realm support on Windows in a clustered environment
        • Adapt the attribute configuration
          • Query the defined attributes
          • Add attributes on Windows in a clustered environment
          • Mapping attributes on Windows in a clustered environment
          • Remove attributes
        • Configure portal to use dynamic groups in a clustered environment
        • Enable referrals for LDAP user registry in a clustered environment
    • Prepare additional nodes on Windows
      • Install portal on Windows on the additional cluster nodes
      • Choose the type of additional node to create on Windows
        • Add additional nodes to the static cluster on Windows
        • Add an additional node to an existing dynamic cluster on Windows
      • Choose the type of vertical cluster to create on Windows
        • Add vertical cluster members to a static cluster on Windows
        • Add vertical cluster members to a dynamic cluster on Windows
    • Tune the servers
    • Configure search in a cluster on Windows
      • Configure Portal Search in a cluster on Windows
      • Configure JCR search in a cluster on Windows
    • Set up multiple clusters on Windows
      • Install multiple clusters in a single cell on Windows
      • Route requests across clusters on Windows
    • Share database domains between clusters on Windows
  • Localizing a new virtual machine instance on Windows
• Set up a portal farm
  • Choose the type of portal farm to create
    • Set up farm instances as unique installations
      • Set up a virtual portal in a portal farm
    • Set up farm instances using a shared configuration
      • Disable farm mode
  • Set up the HTTP server plug-in on a portal farm
  • Configure search in a portal farm
    • Configure Search in a portal farm
    • Configure JCR search in a portal farm
  • Set up a highly available message bus
  • Administer a portal farm
    • Administer unique portal farm installations
    • Administer shared portal farm installations
  • Maintain a portal farm
    • Apply maintenance to a unique portal farm configuration
    • Apply maintenance to a shared configuration server farm
• Configuration properties reference
  • wkplc.properties file reference
  • wkplc_comp.properties file reference
  • wkplc_dbdomain.properties file reference
  • wkplc_sourceDb.properties file reference
  • wkplc_dbtype.properties file reference
• Set up a Personalization server on WAS
  • Plan for the Personalization Server
  • Install a stand-alone Personalization Server
• Uninstall portal
  • Restrictions on moving a node to a stand-alone configuration
  • Uninstall portal on AIX
    • Single server: Uninstalling on AIX
      • Prepare to uninstall a single server on AIX
      • Uninstall a single server on AIX
    • Uninstall manually on AIX
    • Uninstall from a cluster on AIX
      • Prepare to uninstall a cluster on AIX
      • Uninstall a cluster on AIX
  • Uninstall portal on IBM i
    • Single server: Uninstalling on IBM i
      • Prepare to uninstall a single server on IBM i
      • Uninstall a single server on IBM i
    • Uninstall manually on IBM i
    • Uninstall from a cluster on IBM i
      • Prepare to uninstall a cluster on IBM i
      • Uninstall a cluster on IBM i
  • Uninstall portal on Linux
    • Single server: Uninstalling on Linux
      • Prepare to uninstall a single server on Linux
      • Uninstall a single server on Linux
    • Uninstall manually on Linux
    • Uninstall from a cluster on Linux
      • Prepare to uninstall a cluster on Linux
      • Uninstall a cluster on Linux
  • Uninstall portal on Solaris
    • Single server: Uninstalling on Solaris
      • Prepare to uninstall a single server on Solaris
      • Uninstall a single server on Solaris
    • Uninstall manually on Solaris
    • Uninstall from a cluster on Solaris
      • Prepare to uninstall a cluster on Solaris
      • Uninstall a cluster on Solaris
  • Uninstall portal on Windows
    • Single server: Uninstalling on Windows
      • Prepare to uninstall a single server on Windows
      • Uninstall a single server on Windows
    • Uninstall manually on Windows
    • Uninstall from a cluster on Windows
      • Prepare to uninstall a cluster on Windows
      • Uninstall a cluster on Windows
• Apply fixes

Migrating

• Understand migration
• Supported migration paths
• High-availability systems
• Plan for migration
• Migrate v6.0.1.x
  • Plan checklist: v6.0.1.x portal
  • v6.0.1.x production server migration scenarios
  • Migrate a v6.0.1.x clustered deployment
  • Replace document libraries
  • Prepare for migration from v6.0.1.x
    • Prepare the v6.0.1.x environment for migration
    • Prepare the new environment for migration
    • Reuse v6.0.1.x JCR domain data
    • Share v6.0.1.x Customization domain data
    • Prepare for composite application migration
    • Document migration
    • Prepare to migrate Web content
  • Migrate v6.0.1.x customized resources
    • Migrate themes
    • Migrate portlets built with Struts Portlet Framework
    • Migrate search components
      • Migrate portal search collections
      • Migrate web search collections
        • Export a web collection
        • Import a web collection
      • Migrate the Search and Browse portlet
      • Migrate a remote search server
  • Migrate a v6.0.1.x product configuration
    • Migrate to the same server
      • Export v6.0.1.x configuration
      • Update database properties for local migration
      • Import v6.0.1.x configuration
    • Migrate to a remote server
      • Prepare supplementary files for remote migration
      • Export configuration for migration to a remote server
      • Update database properties for remote migration
      • Import configuration for migration to a remote machine
  • Migrate the access control configuration
    • Migrate permissions on All Authenticated Users and All Portal User Groups
    • Migrate credential vault data using xmlaccess.sh
  • Migrate additional components
    • Migrate composite applications
      • Prepare to migrate composite applications
      • Suppressing migration of composite applications
      • Running migration tasks for composite applications
      • Use composite applications in a migrated virtual portal
    • Migrate v6.0.x personalization data
  • Migrate deprecated portlets
    • Deprecated business portlets
    • Deprecated collaborative portlets
    • Migrate My Lotus QuickPlaces
  • Migrate documents from Portal Document Manager to Quickr Document Libraries
  • Post-migration activities
    • Verify migrated repository IDs
    • Verify migration from v6.0.1.x
    • Ensuring proper Search behavior after migration
    • Addressing inadvertent changes to the default theme
    • Remove obsolete pages in virtual portals
    • Deploy the Directory Search portlet
    • v6.0 post migration steps for web content
    • Configure resource management for site management
    • Update custom themes and skins to remove hardcoded context root references
• Migrate V6.1.x on a V6.1 application server
  • Plan checklist: V6.1.x portal on a V6.1 application server
  • Premigration tasks
    • Prepare a source portal on a V6.1 application server
    • Set up the target portal when the source portal runs on a V6.1 application server
    • Prepare supplementary files for remote migration from V6.1
    • Prepare DB2 for migration of large data sets on V6.1
  • Migrate search components from V6.1
    • Migrate portal search collections from V6.1
    • Migrate web search collections from V6.1
      • Export a web collection from V6.1
      • Import a web collection from V6.1
    • Migrate the Search and Browse portlet from V6.1
    • Migrate a remote search server from V6.1
  • Migrate a stand-alone portal that runs on a V6.1 application server
    • Migrate the portal's V6.1 application server profile
      • Migrate the portal's V6.1 application server profile to a local server
      • Migrate the portal's V6.1 application server profile to a remote server
    • Use copies of source database domains to minimize downtime
    • Retaining custom table spaces
    • Update the database schemas
    • Update the configured database driver for DB2 for z/OS
    • Upgrading the V6.1.x profile
    • V6.1 Web content post migration steps
    • Configure resource management with site management
    • Update custom themes and skins for hardcoded context root references
  • Migrate a V6.1.x clustered portal
    • Migrate the dmgr
    • Upgrading WAS nodes
      • Upgrading local nodes
      • Upgrading remote nodes
    • Upgrading the ConfigEngine tool on the primary and secondary nodes
    • Use Release and JCR domain copies in a clustered environment
    • Retaining custom table spaces in a clustered portal
    • Update database schemas
    • Update the DB2 for z/OS driver
    • Upgrading primary and secondary node profiles
    • V6.1 Web content post migration tasks
    • Configure resource management for site management in a cluster
    • Update custom themes and skins for hardcoded context root references in a cluster
• Migrate V6.1.x on a V7 application server
  • Plan checklist: V6.1.x portal on a V7 application server
  • Prepare for migration
    • Prepare a source portal on a V7 application server
    • Set up the target portal when the source portal runs on a V7 application server
    • Prepare DB2 for migration of large data sets on V7
  • Migrate V6.1 search components
    • Migrate V6.1 portal search collections
    • Migrate V6.1 web search collections
      • Export a V6.1 web collection
      • Import a V6.1 web collection
    • Migrate the V6.1 Search and Browse portlet
    • Migrate a V6.1 remote search server
  • Migrate a stand-alone portal that runs on a V7 application server
    • Upgrading the ConfigEngine tool
    • Preserve custom table spaces
    • Update the V6.1.x database schemas
    • Update the configured driver for DB2 for z/OS
    • Upgrading the portal profile
    • v6.1 Web content post migration steps
    • Configure resource management and site management
    • Update custom themes and skins with hardcoded context root references
  • Migrate a V6.1.x clustered environment
    • Upgrading the ConfigEngine tool on primary and secondary nodes
    • Preserve custom table spaces in a clustered portal
    • Update V6.1.x database schemas
    • Update the configured DB2 for z/OS driver
    • Upgrading node profiles
    • v6.1 Web content post migration tasks
    • Configure resource management and site management in a cluster
    • Update custom themes and skins with hardcoded context root references in a cluster
• Deploy new functionality in a migrated portal
  • Add the Page Builder theme
  • Enable mashup integration
  • Enable impersonation
  • Update data after migration
  • Enable new Web Content Manager features
  • Update blog and wiki templates after migration
  • Enable new functionality in the Person menu
  • Move hidden pages

Configuring

• Change the portal URI
• Configure portal with the configuration wizard
  • Start the configuration wizard on i
  • Start the configuration wizard on UNIX
  • Start the configuration wizard on Windows
• Configure portal behavior
  • Set the language of the portal
  • HTTP session cookie name: JSESSIONID
  • Customize the home page login URL with the Page Builder theme
  • Use portal light mode
    • Configure portal light mode
    • Enable portal light mode
  • Create a custom unique name
  • Set the portal entry page
  • Configure the time settings
  • Set the search engine that opens when users select Find
  • Configure how to handle portlets that a user is not authorized to view
  • Configure the portal for the Mashup Center
  • Configure user session persistence
  • Configure dynamic fragment cache
  • Configure portlet filtering
  • Configure authentication filters
  • Caching
  • URL Mapping
  • HTTP proxy configuration
  • Delayed cleanup of deleted portal pages
  • Delete orphaned data
  • Set service configuration properties
    • Overview
    • Portal configuration services
      • CP Configuration Service for tagging and rating
      • Common Component Service
    • Model WebDAV Service
    • WCM configuration services
  • Parallel portlet rendering
• Configure the IBM License Metric Tool and IBM Tivoli License Compliance Manager
  • IBM License Metric Tool on AIX
  • IBM License Metric Tool on IBM i
  • IBM License Metric Tool on Linux
  • IBM License Metric Tool on Solaris
  • IBM License Metric Tool on Windows
• Remote spell checker
  • Install a remote spell checker
  • Configure access to a remote spell checker
• Enable Document Conversion Services
  • Configure Document Conversion Services
  • Configure a remote Document Conversion Service
  • Files that can be viewed as HTML
• Connect to existing database domains
• Transfer data from a database other than the default database.
  • Transfer data to DB2
  • Transfer data to IBM DB2 for i
  • Transfer data to Oracle or Oracle RAC
  • Transfer data to SQL Server
• Add features
  • Add composite application pages and portlets
  • Add Personalization features
  • Add Common Mail support
  • Add Domino Extended Products Portlets support
  • Add Web Content Manager
  • Configure blog and wiki template libraries
  • Add mashup integration

Integrating

• Integrate with collaboration software
  • Collaboration and Messaging portlets
    • Lotus Notes View
      • Specify a view column for awareness and chat in the Lotus Notes View portlet
    • iNotes
      • Set up awareness and chat for iNotes
        • Specify the mail template for iNotes
        • Verify that Sametime works with iNotes
    • Lotus Document Viewer
    • Common Mail
      • Set Common Mail preferences
      • Enable Spell Checker in the Common Mail portlet
      • Enable Common Mail users to set a time zone preference
      • Set up the Common Mail portlet as a remote portlet
        • Set up the WSRP Producer
        • Create the remote portlet on the Producer
        • Set up the WSRP Consumer
        • Enable access to the remote portlet from the Consumer
      • Common Mail portlet reference
    • Portlet attribute mappings
  • Find users
    • People Finder
      • People Finder configuration reference
      • Paginating search results in the People Finder
      • Enable People Finder for anonymous users
      • People Finder interaction with other portlets
      • Member Manager and People Finder
      • People Finder attribute mapping
    • Directory Search
      • Change the number of search results found
      • Change the minimum number of characters in names for searching
  • Plan for collaborative servers and portlets
    • Plan names for servers and users in a Lotus Domino site
    • Determine the needs of the portal site
    • Platform and user directory considerations
    • Security and user authentication considerations
    • Automatic detection of mail files
  • Install Lotus Domino and the Extended Products
    • Lotus Domino server installation and server set up reference
    • Lotus Sametime server installation reference
    • Confirming installation of Domino and Extended Products Portlets components
  • Integrate Lotus Domino applications and mail
    • Configure single sign-on between portal and Lotus Domino
      • Use LTPA keys to configure single sign-on
        • Retrieve the WebSphere LTPA key for use with Lotus Domino
        • Import the WebSphere LTPA key into Lotus Domino
        • Enable single sign-on between Domino and portal servers
        • Reconcile single sign-on across Lotus Domino and another LDAP directory
      • Enable a third-party authentication server to work with the Lotus Notes View portlet
      • Test single sign-on between portal, Domino, and Sametime servers
    • Configure email integration
      • Configure automatic mail detection using a Lotus Domino LDAP directory
        • Configure the portal to recognize Lotus Domino and Collaborative Services
        • Give Collaboratives Services access to required fields for automatic mail detection
          • Configure a bind user ID
          • Set a Domino LDAP server to allow anonymous access
        • Specify the Internet host name of the Lotus Domino server
        • Synchronize user information for auto-detection of mail files
      • Configure automatic mail detection using a non-Domino LDAP directory
        • Configure portal to recognize Lotus Domino and Collaborative Services
        • Configure a bind user ID for Collaborative Services
        • Synchronize mail server and mail file in a non-Domino LDAP for auto-detection
      • Configure automatic mail detection using a redirect database
    • Configure server, database, and view pickers
      • Configure automatic DIIOP and HTTP tasks on the Lotus Domino server
      • Give users browser access to Notes-based portlets
  • Integrate with IBM Lotus Sametime
    • Configure single sign-on
      • Configure SSO if Lotus Sametime and WebSphere authenticate with the same LDAP server
      • Configure SSO if Lotus Sametime authenticates with Domino LDAP
      • Configure SSO if Sametime authenticates with Native Domino
    • Configure the portal server to recognize Lotus Sametime
    • Configure trust for the Sametime Contact List portlet
      • Configure Lotus Sametime to trust all servers
      • Configure a restricted list of servers
    • Configure Sametime to be case sensitive
    • People awareness
      • Preserve people awareness features in a customized portal
      • Configure contact information on person links
    • Lotus Sametime portlets
  • Integrate with Lotus Quickr
    • Configure SSO between portal and Lotus Quickr services for Domino
      • Retrieve the WebSphere LTPA key for use with Lotus Quickr
      • Import the WebSphere LTPA key into Lotus Quickr
      • Enable single sign-on between Quickr and portal servers
      • Increasing SSO security by preventing anonymous access to HTML files
      • Additional steps if portal and Lotus Quickr authenticate with different LDAP directories
      • Test single sign-on between portal and Lotus Quickr
    • Configure the My Places portlet
  • Integrate Lotus Connections
  • Collaborative Services environment properties
    • Edit the CSEnvironment.properties file
    • Set Lotus Sametime to use a Lotus Sametime token for user login
    • Customize communication between Lotus Sametime and Collaborative Services for name resolution and clustering
    • Resolve the portal user's log-in name with the user name on the Lotus Sametime server
    • Enable awareness when Lotus Sametime authenticates with a native Domino Directory
    • Configure people awareness to work across Domino Directory and a non-Domino portal LDAP directory
    • Auto-detect user mail information from a secondary LDAP server
    • Customize Collaborative Services user credentials for eTrust SiteMinder
    • Support automatic mail detection with an LDAP directory other than Lotus Domino
    • Tune performance of the Domino Directory
    • Use LtpaToken2 for user login
• Integrate mashups
  • Overview
    • Get started
    • Mashup pages
    • Share content
    • Mashup spaces
    • Mashup toolbox
    • Hints and tips
  • Configure the portal and mashups
    • Enable mashup integration in the portal (mandatory)
    • Configure an HTTPS connection to the mashup hub
    • Configure access control for sharing mashup pages (mandatory)
    • Enable mashup spaces in the portal
      • Enable users to save templates for mashup integration
    • Configure options for mashups in portal (optional)
      • Configuration options for mashups run time in portal
      • Configuration options for the mashups toolbox
      • Configure mashup end points in the portal
      • Configure mashup javascript extensions in the portal
      • Configure mashup pages in virtual portals
      • Enable autowiring for Mashup integration
    • Integrate the Mashup Center Catalog
      • Configure Mashup Center related functions for mashups in the portal
      • Configure the portal to work with the Mashup Center
  • Work with portal and mashups
    • Work with mashups in the portal
      • Work with mashup pages
        • Add a custom mashup page theme to the portal
        • What users can do with mashup pages
        • Share a mashup page with other users
        • View and add mashup pages
      • Work with widgets
        • Deploy a widget WAR file package to the portal
        • What users can do with widgets
      • Work with mashup spaces
        • What users can do with spaces
        • Work with mashup pages in spaces
        • Enable the Space Selector
    • Work with the Mashup Center catalog
      • Deploy a widget from the Mashup Center to the portal
      • Add a widget from the Mashup Center to the portal
      • Deploy and add a widget from the Mashup Center to the portal
      • Add a page from the Mashup Center to the portal
      • Add a mashup space from the Mashup Center to the portal

Administering

• Portal administration tools
  • Portal administration portlets
    • Administration portlets overview
    • Work with administration portlets
  • xmlaccess.sh
    • About xmlaccess.sh
    • Changes to xmlaccess.sh for this version of portal
    • Work with xmlaccess.sh
    • XML configuration reference
    • Sample XML configuration files
  • Portal Scripting Interface
    • About the Portal Scripting Interface
    • Get started
    • Work with
    • Command reference
      • Site management extension
        • Publish a page
        • Promote a page
        • Demote a page
        • Script samples for site management
• Start and stop servers, dmgrs, and node agents
• Update user ID and passwords
  • Change the portal administrator password
  • Change the WAS administrator password in the file registry
  • Change the WAS administrator password in the LDAP server using the LDAP administration interface
  • Replace the WAS administrator user ID
  • Replace the portal administrator user ID
  • Change the LDAP bind password
  • Change database passwords that are used by portal
• Users and groups
  • Manage users and groups
  • Create new users and groups
  • View the members of a group
  • Edit user information
  • Reuse group information
  • Delete users and groups
  • Virtual Users and Groups
  • Enable user impersonation
  • Customize common name generation
  • Nested groups
  • Registration/Edit My Profile and Login portlets
  • Deregister users and groups
  • Set limits on searches for users and groups
• Control access
  • Manage Access Control
  • Resources, roles, access rights, and initial access control settings
    • Resources
      • Role blocks for resources
    • Roles
    • Access rights
    • Initial Access Control Settings
  • Access control scenarios
    • Assign user access to policies
  • Set user and group permissions
  • Set resource permissions
  • Delegated Access Control Administration
  • Access Control Caching
• Manage the Page Builder theme by configuration tasks
  • Task refresh-page-layout
  • Task webdav-deploy-zip-file
  • Task register-iwidget-definition
  • Task refresh-iwidget-definitions
• Manage portal resources with policies
  • Policy principles
  • Policy rules and conditions
  • Users, tasks, and tools
  • Work with policies
    • Work with main policies
      • Edit policy settings
      • Refining policies
      • Import a policy definition
      • Export a policy definition
      • Assign access to policies
      • Set display preferences
    • Work with child policies
      • Policy rules and conditional expressions
      • Create a child policy
      • Select a condition
      • Edit child policy settings
      • Work with policy rules
      • Delete a policy
  • Mail policy attributes
  • Work with Mail policy definitions
  • Policy settings for mail
  • Policy settings for composite applications
  • Policy cache properties
• Manage portlets and portlet applications
  • Web modules, portlet applications, and portlets
  • Install a portlet
  • Deploy J2EE resources
  • Activate portlet applications or portlets
  • Modify portlet applications and portlets
    • Configure portlet applications or portlet parameters
  • Copy portlet applications
  • Copy portlets
  • Update Web modules, portlet applications, and portlets
  • Delete Web modules, portlet applications, or portlets
  • Disable anchors in portlet URLs
• Manage pages
  • Select pages
  • Create pages
  • Create a label
  • Create a URL
  • Edit pages, labels, and URLs
  • Search pages
  • Ordering pages, labels, and URLs
  • Move pages and labels
  • Assign access to pages, labels, and URLs
  • Activating or deactivating a page, label, or URL
  • Delete pages, labels, and URLs
  • Export pages and labels
  • Set up Manage Pages
  • Field descriptions for the Manage Pages portlet
• Manage the cluster
  • Enable LDAP security after cluster creation
  • Rename the node
  • Determine application sharing between clusters
  • Manage portlets in cluster
    • Portlet deployment
    • Deploy portlets common across clusters
    • Deploy portlets in a secure environment
    • Delete portlets common across clusters
    • Deploy portlets unique to a cluster
    • Update portlets common across clusters
    • Apply updates to custom applications
  • Manage replication in cluster
  • Manage Portal Scripting Interface in cluster
  • Manage Single sign-on settings in cluster
  • Update Personalization properties in a cluster
  • Manage WAS in cluster
• Support multiple profiles
  • Create multiple profiles on AIX
    • Prepare the system for multiple profile support on AIX
    • Create or augment profiles on AIX
      • Create a Portal application server profile on AIX
      • Create a Portal custom profile on AIX
      • Augment a Deployment Manager profile on AIX
    • AIX: Run configuration tasks in a multiple profile environment
    • Maintain multiple profiles on AIX
    • Update the configuration archive on AIX
    • Delete a profile on AIX
  • Create multiple profiles on IBM i
    • Prepare the system for multiple profile support on IBM i
    • Create or augment profiles on IBM i
      • Create a Portal application server profile on IBM i
      • Create a Portal custom profile on IBM i
      • Augment a Deployment Manager profile on IBM i
    • IBM i: Run configuration tasks in a multiple profile environment
    • Maintain multiple profiles on IBM i
    • Update the configuration archive on IBM i
    • Delete a profile on IBM i
  • Create multiple profiles on Linux
    • Prepare the system for multiple profile support on Linux
    • Create or augment profiles on Linux
      • Create a Portal application server profile on Linux
      • Create a Portal custom profile on Linux
      • Augment a Deployment Manager profile on Linux
    • Linux: Run configuration tasks in a multiple profile environment
    • Maintain multiple profiles on Linux
    • Update the configuration archive on Linux
    • Delete a profile on Linux
  • Create multiple profiles on Solaris
    • Prepare the system for multiple profile support on Solaris
    • Create or augment profiles on Solaris
      • Create a Portal application server profile on Solaris
      • Create a Portal custom profile on Solaris
      • Augment a Deployment Manager profile on Solaris
    • Solaris: Run configuration tasks in a multiple profile environment
    • Maintain multiple profiles on Solaris
    • Update the configuration archive on Solaris
    • Delete a profile on Solaris
  • Create multiple profiles on Windows
    • Prepare the system for multiple profile support on Windows
    • Create or augment profiles on Windows
      • Create a Portal application server profile on Windows
      • Create a Portal custom profile on Windows
      • Augment a Deployment Manager profile on Windows
    • Windows: Run configuration tasks in a multiple profile environment
    • Maintain multiple profiles on Windows
    • Update the configuration archive on Windows
    • Delete a profile on Windows
• Portal Search
  • Portlets for working with Search
  • Plan and prepare for Portal Search
    • Security considerations
      • Search on Portal Search collections and other content sources
      • Search on secured portal sites and pages and content management items
      • Encrypting sensitive data
    • Use remote search service
      • Prepare for remote search service
      • Prepare security for remote search service in a single-signon domain
      • Set the search user ID
      • Configure Portal Search for remote search service
      • Configure the Search and Browse portlet for local or remote search
    • Search across Lotus Quickr servers
  • Administer Portal Search
    • Manage search services
    • Search service configuration parameters
    • Configure a remote search service
    • Backup and recovery of search collections configuration
    • Configure the default location for search collections
    • Configure the Search Center portlet
    • Customize the Search Center
      • Configure the External Search Results portlet
      • Configure a Suggested Links portlet
      • Manage search scopes and custom links
      • Customize the All Sources scope
    • Configure the Search and Browse portlet for end users
      • Configuration parameters for the Search and Browse portlet
      • Configure the Search and Browse portlet for local search service
      • Configure the Search and Browse portlet for remote search service
    • Enable anonymous users to search public pages of the portal
    • Configure the custom portal themes to include the search box
    • Customize own search portlet helps
    • Use the administrative console to administer Portal Search
  • Set up search collections
    • Create search collections
    • Set up JCR search collections
    • Manage the content sources of a search collection
      • Apply filter rules
    • Export and import search collections
  • Search and crawling portal and other sites
    • Search local portal site
      • Configure a crawler to search local portal site
      • Crawl a multilingual portal site
      • Configure search on a secured portal site
        • Enable search on a secured portal site with the default configuration
        • Customize search collection for secured portal pages
      • Create or resetting the portal site collection
    • Crawl a remote portal site
    • Crawl an external site using a seed list
  • Search by external users on the portal site
    • Enable anonymous users to search the public pages of the portal
    • Search by external search services
      • Configure the Site Map portlet for search by external search engines
      • Client identification for search of the portal by external search engines
  • Work with the search portlets
    • Manage and administer Portal Search
    • Search Center
    • Search and Browse
  • Hints and tips
• Manage the site
  • Enable remote access to servers
  • Configure resource management
  • Manage the servers
  • Publish page
  • Provide reviewer access to a published page
  • Promoting page
  • Demoting page
  • Republishing and promoting a page
  • Portal Scripting Interface extension for site management
    • Publish a page using the Portal Scripting Interface
    • Promoting a page using the Portal Scripting Interface
    • Demoting a page using the Portal Scripting Interface
    • Example scripts for site management
• Tagging and rating
  • How tagging and rating works in the portal
  • The tagging and rating user interface
    • The default tagging and rating user interface
      • The dialog tag widget
        • Configure the dialog tag widget
        • Add the dialog tag widget to the portal content
      • The dialog rating widget
        • Configure the dialog rating widget
        • Add the dialog rating widget to the portal content
      • The Tag Center
        • The portal Tag Center
      • The Tag Cloud
        • The portal tag cloud
        • Configure the tag cloud
      • The Tag Results list
      • Browsing tags
    • The inline tag and rating widgets
      • The inline tag widget
        • Add the inline tag widget to the portal content
      • The inline rating widget
        • Add the inline rating widget to the portal content
  • Tag and rate for static pages
  • Search for tagged content
  • Allow own custom content to be tagged and rated
  • Configuration reference
    • Parameter reference for the tag and rating widgets
      • Tag dialog widget parameter reference
      • Rating dialog widget parameter reference
      • Inline tag widget parameter reference
      • Inline rating widget parameter reference
    • CSS classes for tagging and rating
  • Security for tagging and rating
  • Use xmlaccess.sh to administer tags and ratings
  • Hints and tips
• Use WebDAV with portal
  • Use WebDAV file store for the Page Builder theme and mashup integration
  • Serving HTTP OPTIONS requests to the server context root by WebDAV clients
  • Work with WebDAV clients
    • WebDAV clients supported by Microsoft Windows
      • WebFolders
      • Microsoft Office
      • WebDrive
      • AnyClient
    • Open Office
    • Linux
      • Gnome Nautilus
      • davfs2 file system driver
    • Mac OS
• Multiple virtual portals
  • Usage scenarios for virtual portals
  • Plan for virtual portals
  • Administer virtual portals
  • Virtual portals reference
• Language support
  • Support a new language
  • Change the character set for a language
  • Dynamically changing the language during the session
  • Set the the language
  • Set the language fallback filter
• Use WSRP services
  • Learn about WSRP
    • WSRP Producer
    • WSRP Consumer
    • How Producer and Consumer portals communicate
    • Abbreviations
  • Plan for WSRP
    • Security considerations for WSRP services
    • Work with WSRP in the portal
    • Communication between Producer and Consumer portals
    • Cookie support
  • Use the portal as a WSRP Producer
    • Access the Producer WSDL
    • Prepare security for a WSRP Producer portal
      • Secure WSRP by WS-Security for a Producer portal
        • Export the portal EAR file
        • Import the portal EAR file into an assembly tool
        • Configure the Producer portal for WS-Security authentication
        • Export the modified portal EAR file from the assembly tool
        • Redeploying the portal EAR file
      • Secure WSRP by SSL for a Producer portal
      • Disable and enable Portal Access Control for a WSRP Producer portal
    • Information that the Producer exchanges with the Consumer
      • Producer checklist for exchanging information with a Consumer
    • Provide WSRP services as a Producer
      • Use the Manage Portlets portlet to provide WSRP services as a Producer
        • Provide a portlet as a WSRP service
        • Withdrawing a portlet from WSRP service
      • Use xmlaccess.sh to provide or withdraw a portlet
    • Export customized WSRP portlet instances by using xmlaccess.sh
    • Customize the WSRP configuration of Producer portal
      • Set the WSRP SOAP ports
      • Change the Producer URI for the portal
  • Use the portal as a WSRP Consumer
    • Information that the Consumer exchanges with the Producer
      • Consumer checklist for exchanging information with a Producer
    • Prepare security for a WSRP Consumer portal
      • Secure WSRP by WS-Security for a Consumer portal
        • Configure WS-Security for communication with a Producer
        • Create and deploy custom WS-Security profiles
          • Create the client security binding and extension files using an assembly tool
          • Change the the WSRP WS-Security profiles
      • Secure WSRP by SSL for a Consumer portal
      • Enable Portal Access Control for a WSRP Consumer portal
    • Work with Producer definitions
      • Different types of Producers
      • Use the Web Service Configuration portlet to work with Producer definitions online
        • About Web services configuration
        • Create a Producer definition
          • Set registration properties for Web service Producers
          • Create a registration property
          • Delete a registration property
          • Set user attributes to be passed to a Web service Producer
        • Edit a Producer definition
        • Set language-specific titles and descriptions for a Producer definition
        • Delete a Producer definition
        • Assign access permission to users on a Web service Producer definition
        • Configure the Web Service Configuration portlet
        • Field descriptions for the Web Service Configuration portlet
        • Icon descriptions for the Web Service Configuration portlet
      • Use xmlaccess.sh to work with Producer definitions
        • Create a Producer definition offline
        • Use xmlaccess.sh to create a Producer definition
          • XML samples for creating Producer definitions
        • Export a Producer definition by using xmlaccess.sh
        • Create a Producer definition and consuming a WSRP service by a single XML script
    • Consuming WSRP services in a Consumer portal
      • Use the Manage Web Modules portlet to consume WSRP services from a Producer portal
        • Consuming a remote portlet
      • Use xmlaccess.sh to consume WSRP services from a Producer portal
        • Create a Producer definition and consuming a WSRP service by one single XML script
    • Customize the WSRP configuration of Consumer portal
      • Customize the WSRP resource proxy
        • Customize the WSRP resource proxy SSL settings
        • Customize the WSRP resource proxy for LTPA token forwarding
        • Customize the WSRP resource proxy for proxy server support
        • Disable support for relative URLs for the WSRP resource proxy
        • Customize the WSRP resource proxy for basic authentication
        • Customize the WSRP resource proxy HTTP header forwarding behavior
      • Parallel portlet rendering with WSRP
      • Switching off the caching of Producer service descriptions
      • Customize Client Cookie Forwarding
  • Reference for using WSRP with the portal
    • WSRP Markup Caching
    • WSRP two-phase rendering
    • Hints and tips
    • Troubleshooting WSRP
• Work with composite applications
  • Users, tasks, and tools for composite applications
  • Configure mail service
  • Work with application templates
    • Use the Application Template Library
    • Edit template properties
    • Defining application parameters
    • Deploy a template to another server
  • Work with applications
    • Work with the applications catalog
      • Use the Applications catalog
    • Work with instances of composite applications
      • Edit application properties
      • Manage application pages
      • Manage application roles
      • Assign members to applications
      • Manage application members
      • View application status based on policy
      • Saving an application as a new application template
      • Delete an application
    • Manage applications
      • Back up, archiving, and restoring applications
        • Back up applications
        • Restore applications
      • Use scripts for composite applications
        • Scripts for composite applications
      • Automated tasks for composite applications
      • Add composite applications to portal search collections
  • Work with policies for composite applications
    • Prerequisites
    • Create application policies
    • Manage application status with policies
    • Example of an application policy hierarchy
    • Composite Application policy definition
  • Composite application concepts
    • User access to templates and applications
      • Template access
      • Application access
      • Access to applications and components
    • Application membership
      • Restricted applications
      • Public applications
      • Membership principles
• Backup and restore
  • Guidelines for clustered deployments
  • Back up files, databases, and the LDAP server(s)
    • Complete prerequisites for backup
    • Back up the portal file system
    • Back up the LDAP server(s)
    • Back up the portal database
  • Restore files, databases, and the LDAP server(s)
• ReleaseBuilder
  • Checklist for ReleaseBuilder
  • Build a release
  • Build a Release for virtual portal installations
• Browser behavior and scenarios
  • View state behavior for the Page Builder theme
  • Back button behavior
  • Back button limitations
  • Configure history expiration limit
  • History expiration limit scenarios

Securing

• Security and authentication considerations
  • Authentication
  • Federal Information Processing Standards
  • Plan for single sign-on
  • Secure Socket Layer
  • Credential Vault
  • Caching considerations
  • Plan for external security managers
• Java 2 security with portal
• Enable step-up authentication, the Remember me cookie, or both
  • AIX: Enable step-up authentication, the Remember me cookie, or both
    • Enable step-up authentication, the Remember me cookie, or both on AIX
    • Configure Remember me for J2EE authentication on AIX
    • Disable step-up authentication, the Remember me cookie, or both on AIX
  • IBM i: Enable step-up authentication, the Remember me cookie, or both
    • Enable step-up authentication, the Remember me cookie, or both on IBM i
    • Configure Remember me for J2EE authentication on IBM i
    • Disable step-up authentication, the Remember me cookie, or both on IBM i
  • Linux: Enable step-up authentication, the Remember me cookie, or both
    • Enable step-up authentication, the Remember me cookie, or both on Linux
    • Configure Remember me for J2EE authentication on Linux
    • Disable step-up authentication, the Remember me cookie, or both on Linux
  • Solaris: Enable step-up authentication, the Remember me cookie, or both
    • Enable step-up authentication, the Remember me cookie, or both on Solaris
    • Configure Remember me for J2EE authentication on Solaris
    • Disable step-up authentication, the Remember me cookie, or both on Solaris
  • Windows: Enable step-up authentication, the Remember me cookie, or both
    • Enable step-up authentication, the Remember me cookie, or both on Windows
    • Configure Remember me for J2EE authentication on Windows
    • Disable step-up authentication, the Remember me cookie, or both on Windows
• Secure LTPA keys on a production environment
• Configure SSL
  • Set up SSL
  • Configure SSL only for the login process
  • Set up Client Certificate Authentication
  • Cryptographic hardware for SSL acceleration
• Enable FIPS
• Manage user data
  • Enable application groups
  • Remove attributes
  • Manage the user registry on AIX
    • Update user registry on AIX
      • AIX: Add a database user registry
      • Configure a property extension database on AIX
      • Change from a stand-alone repository to a federated repository on AIX
      • Update the base entry on AIX
      • Update the database user registry on AIX
      • Update the federated LDAP user registry on AIX
      • Update the realm configuration on AIX
      • Create the entity type on AIX
      • Update an entity type on AIX
      • Update a group member on AIX
      • Update the stand-alone LDAP user registry on AIX
      • Update the group membership configuration on AIX
      • Update the context pool configuration on AIX
    • Delete the user registry configurations on AIX
      • Delete the LDAP entity type on AIX
      • Delete the base entry on AIX
      • Delete the LDAP group member on AIX
      • Delete the realm on AIX
      • Delete the realm base entry on AIX
      • Delete the repository on AIX
    • Restore the VMM setup with a federated file repository on AIX
  • Manage the user registry on i
    • Update user registry on i
      • IBM i: Add a database user registry
      • Configure a property extension database on IBM i
      • Change from a stand-alone repository to a federated repository on i
      • Update the base entry on i
      • Update the database user registry on i
      • Update the federated LDAP user registry on i
      • Update the realm configuration on i
      • Create the entity type on i
      • Update an entity type on i
      • Update a group member on i
      • Update the stand-alone LDAP user registry on i
      • Update the group membership configuration on i
      • Update the context pool configuration on i
    • Delete the user registry configurations on i
      • Delete the LDAP entity type on i
      • Delete the base entry on i
      • Delete the LDAP group member on i
      • Delete the realm on i
      • Delete the realm base entry on i
      • Delete the repository on i
    • Restore the VMM setup with a federated file repository on i
  • Manage the user registry on Linux
    • Update user registry on Linux
      • Linux: Add a database user registry
      • Configure a property extension database on Linux
      • Change from a stand-alone repository to a federated repository on Linux
      • Update the base entry on Linux
      • Update the database user registry on Linux
      • Update the federated LDAP user registry on Linux
      • Update the realm configuration on Linux
      • Create the entity type on Linux
      • Update an entity type on Linux
      • Update a group member on Linux
      • Update the stand-alone LDAP user registry on Linux
      • Update the group membership configuration on Linux
      • Update the context pool configuration on Linux
    • Delete the user registry configurations on Linux
      • Delete the LDAP entity type on Linux
      • Delete the base entry on Linux
      • Delete the LDAP group member on Linux
      • Delete the realm on Linux
      • Delete the realm base entry on Linux
      • Delete the repository on Linux
    • Restore the VMM setup with a federated file repository on Linux
  • Manage the user registry on Solaris
    • Update user registry on Solaris
      • Solaris: Add a database user registry
      • Configure a property extension database on Solaris
      • Change from a stand-alone repository to a federated repository on Solaris
      • Update the base entry on Solaris
      • Update the database user registry on Solaris
      • Update the federated LDAP user registry on Solaris
      • Update the realm configuration on Solaris
      • Create the entity type on Solaris
      • Update an entity type on Solaris
      • Update a group member on Solaris
      • Update the stand-alone LDAP user registry on Solaris
      • Update the group membership configuration on Solaris
      • Update the context pool configuration on Solaris
    • Delete the user registry configurations on Solaris
      • Delete the LDAP entity type on Solaris
      • Delete the base entry on Solaris
      • Delete the LDAP group member on Solaris
      • Delete the realm on Solaris
      • Delete the realm base entry on Solaris
      • Delete the repository on Solaris
    • Restore the VMM setup with a federated file repository on Solaris
  • Manage the user registry on Windows
    • Update user registry on Windows
      • Windows: Add a database user registry
      • Configure a property extension database on Windows
      • Change from a stand-alone repository to a federated repository on Windows
      • Update the base entry on Windows
      • Update the database user registry on Windows
      • Update the federated LDAP user registry on Windows
      • Update the realm configuration on Windows
      • Create the entity type on Windows
      • Update an entity type on Windows
      • Update a group member on Windows
      • Update the stand-alone LDAP user registry on Windows
      • Update the group membership configuration on Windows
      • Update the context pool configuration on Windows
    • Delete the user registry configurations on Windows
      • Delete the LDAP entity type on Windows
      • Delete the base entry on Windows
      • Delete the LDAP group member on Windows
      • Delete the realm on Windows
      • Delete the realm base entry on Windows
      • Delete the repository on Windows
    • Restore the VMM setup with a federated file repository on Windows
• Enable HTTP Basic Authentication for simple clients
  • The HTTP Basic Authentication Trust Association Interceptor
  • Configure the HTTP Basic Authentication Trust Association Interceptor
  • Reference: Properties for the Trust Association Interceptor
  • HTTP Basic Authentication Trust Association Interceptor in combination with external authentication servers
• Set up custom user repositories
  • Set federated repositories
    • Create federated repositories
    • Update federated repositories
  • Set stand-alone repositories
    • Create stand-alone repositories
    • Update stand-alone repositories
• External security managers
  • Enable and configure single sign-on for HTTP requests using SPNEGO
    • Re-enabling the SPNEGO TAI
  • Configure Tivoli Access Manager
    • Create the AMJRTE properties file
    • Configure Tivoli Access Manager for authentication, authorization, and the Credential Vault
    • Configure Tivoli Access Manager to perform authentication only
    • Configure Tivoli Access Manager to perform authorization
    • Configure the Credential Vault adapter for Tivoli Access Manager
    • Enable user provisioning
    • Verify external authorization to Tivoli Access Manager
    • Remove the Credential Vault adapter
    • Remove Tivoli Access Manager
    • Disable user provisioning
  • Configure eTrust SiteMinder
    • Configure eTrust SiteMinder for authentication and authorization
    • Configure eTrust SiteMinder to perform authentication
    • Configure eTrust SiteMinder to perform authorization
    • Remove eTrust SiteMinder
  • Verify Trust Association Interceptors for authentication
  • Change the login and logout pages
  • Manage access control with external security managers
• Delete passwords from properties files

Monitoring

• Portlet load monitoring for portal
  • Administer Portlet load monitoring
  • Configure Portlet load monitoring
    • Set portal configuration parameters for Portlet load monitoring
      • Portal configuration parameters for Portlet load monitoring
    • Pre-set portlet configuration parameters for Portlet load monitoring
      • Portlet configuration parameters for Portlet load monitoring
  • Administer Portlet load monitoring
    • Administer portlet preferences for Portlet load monitoring
    • Administer portlets for Portlet load monitoring
  • Log and audit events
  • API for accessing Portlet load monitoring data
• Analyzing portal usage data
  • Logging and analyzing server side site data
    • Understand the site analysis log
    • Logging custom details of business events for site analysis
  • Analyzing user behavior by Active Site Analytics
    • How Active Site Analytics data is represented in the portal
    • Writing an aggregator for Active Site Analytics
      • Supported aggregator tags
    • Add an Active Site Analytics aggregator to a portal page
    • Instrument a theme for Active Site Analytics
    • Configure an aggregator at runtime
    • Aggregator JSP
    • Inject custom aggregators
• Auditing

Set up a portal site

• Site wizard, sample sites, and templates
  • Sample sites and New Site Wizard
  • Explore the sample site templates
• Work with pages
  • Pages, and shared, derived, and hidden pages
    • Behavior of derived pages in combination with locks and changing access permissions
  • Add pages
  • Create shared pages
  • Create derived pages
  • Create page templates
  • Create pages from a page template
• Work with Page Builder
  • Create top level page tabs
  • Move page tabs
  • Create child pages
  • Move child pages
  • Add content
    • Content sources
    • Add a custom content source
    • Add other custom content
  • Change page style
    • Add a custom style
    • Modify a custom style by using page metadata
  • Change page layout
    • Add a custom layout
  • Work with page builder navigation
  • Hide content
  • Share pages
    • Configure access control for sharing pages (mandatory)
    • Share pages with other users
    • View and add shared pages
    • Change the rendering mode of a shared page
  • Page builder drag-and-drop
  • Page builder menus
  • Page builder iWidgets
  • Use a different Dojo version
  • Hints and tips
• Customize pages
  • Layout and content
    • Add a portlet to a page
    • Organize objects
    • Modify page layout
    • Edit portlet unique names on a page
    • Change portlet settings
    • Select a personalization rule
  • Lock content on a page
    • Lock and unlocking content
    • Set the delete option
  • Connections between portlets
  • Themes and skins
    • Set the default theme
    • Set the default skin
• Manage portlets on a page
  • Add portlets to a page by using the Portlet Palette
  • Accessible alternative for adding a portlet to a page
  • Rearranging portlets on a page
  • Accessible alternatives for rearranging portlets on a page
  • Restricting the movability of portlets on a page
  • Create a category
  • Search for portlets
  • Limiting search results
  • Rearranging categories in the Portlet Palette
  • Move portlets to another category
  • Copy a portlet to multiple categories
  • Rename a category in a palette
  • Set the category titles for other languages
  • Reset the Palette to the default settings
  • Delete a category
  • Delete a portlet from a Palette category
  • Modify Palette settings
  • Access control for the Palette
• Use portlet wires
  • Work with portlet wires
  • Select the matching mode
  • Add a wire
  • Delete a wire
  • Defining global targets
• Design and set up a portal site
  • Design a site using Page Builder themes and skins
    • The Page Builder theme
      • Work with themes
      • Elements of a theme
        • Default.jsp
        • Page Builder theme templates theme.html
        • Theme layout templates (layout.html)
        • Skin layout templates (skin.html)
      • Location of theme resources
      • Edit pages with the Page Builder theme
      • How to add widgets to pages
      • How to wire widgets and portlets in page builder
      • Client-side and server-side page rendering modes
    • Page Builder CSS
    • Use WebDAV to manage themes and skins
    • Activating rendering in client side mode
    • Work with content from previous portals
    • Use widgets
      • How iWidgets are represented in the portal model
      • Register iWidgets for use with the Page Builder theme
        • Access rights required for iWidget registration
      • Reuse registered iWidgets
      • Customize iWidget attributes
      • Update iWidget attributes when refreshing iWidget definitions
    • Custom themes
      • Develop custom themes
        • Create own theme
        • Customize theme
        • Work with dynamic content spots
        • Develop custom layout templates
        • Create custom skins
        • Staging to production of theme artifacts
    • Migrate existing themes to the new theme architecture
      • Move a JSP-based theme to the new architecture
      • Move a mashup theme to the new architecture
    • Hints and tips
  • Design a portal site using legacy themes and skins
    • Web 2.0 user interface features in the portal
    • Customize themes
    • Layout of the portal page
      • Themes
      • Theme policies
      • Theme extension points
      • Screens
      • Skins
      • Aggregation
    • Customize the portal
      • Import a theme
      • Deploy the theme
      • Use the color palette in themes
      • Create a new skin
      • Performance guidelines for themes and skins
      • Enable automatic JSP reloading
      • Add support for new clients
      • Add support for new markup languages
      • Portal style classes
      • Change banner text
      • Change the page help
      • Work with portal navigation
        • Implementing a single level of navigation
        • Implementing side navigation
        • Create custom links to portlets and pages
      • Use JSTL tags in the portal JSPs
    • Use custom pages and themes for administrative portlets
    • Portal design reference
      • Tags used by the portal JSPs
        • portal-core tags
        • portal-dynamicui tags
        • portal-fmt tags
        • portal-logic tags
        • portal-navigation tags
        • portal-showtools tags
        • portal-skin tags
        • portal-theme-ext tags
      • WML tags used by the portal JSPs
      • Drag and drop JSP tags
  • Comparison of features support by types of portal pages
• Add content to the site
  • Create and adding static content
    • Create static content for the portal
      • Defining and rendering a static portal page in HTML
        • Example HTML markup for defining a portal page
        • Class attributes for portlets on static pages
        • Class attributes for a portlet container on static pages
        • Class attributes for components on static pages
        • Class attributes for iWidgets on static pages
        • Navigation options for static pages
        • Portlets for adding dynamic elements to static pages
          • The Navigation portlet
          • The Breadcrumb Trail portlet
          • The SPA Resource Addressability portlet
    • Including static content pages in the portal
      • Create a static page
      • Update a static page
      • Lock and unlocking static page content
      • Use xmlaccess.sh to work with static pages
        • Import a static page in binary format
        • Import a static page from an archive or compressed file
        • Import a static page from an installed template
      • Scripting for static pages
    • Use WebDAV to manage pages and static content
      • Connect to WebDAV to work with portal pages and static content
  • Use Web clipping to import content
    • Create a Web clipping portlet
    • Configure URL rewriting
    • Access content behind a firewall
    • Specify client cookie support
    • Change restart settings
    • Specify caching timeout
    • Specify connection time out
    • Specify mobility options
    • Specify authentication options
    • Client requirements
    • Web clipping limitations
  • Work with IBM Syndicated Feed Portlet for portal
    • Additional information for using IBM Syndicated Feed Portlet
    • Configure proxy settings
    • Customize the portlet title
    • Enable display of SSL-secured feeds
    • Configure cookies and active content filtering
    • Client side aggregation (CSA) rendering in IBM Syndicated Feed Portlet
      • Enable client side rendering in IBM Syndicated Feed Portlet
  • Add blogs to the site
    • Learn about the template libraries used by blogs and blog libraries
    • Add a blog or blog library to a page
    • Add existing blogs or blog libraries to a page
    • Assign blog access to users
    • View blogs and blog posts
    • Delete blogs or blog libraries
  • Add wikis to the site
    • Learn about the template libraries used by wikis
    • Add a wiki to a page
    • Add existing wikis to a page
    • Assign wiki access to users
    • Delete wikis
    • Purging deleted wiki pages
  • Personalizing content
    • Personalization Overview
    • How a site is personalized
    • Personalization terms
      • Resources, resource instances, and resource collections
      • User resources
      • Content resources
      • Attribute Based Administration
        • Assign attribute based administration rules to pages and portlets
        • Change the error condition behavior
      • Rules
        • Actions
          • Example: Simple select content action
          • Example: Simple update action
          • Example: Simple email action
        • Profilers
          • Example: Simple profiler
          • Example: Nested profiler
          • Example: Category Count (implicit profiling)
          • Example: Browser capability
          • Example: "Count of" (quantifiable condition)
          • Example: Request attributes and session attributes
          • Example: Arithmetic operation
        • Bindings
          • Example: Simple binding
          • Example: Multiple profilers and optional actions
          • Example: Nested bindings (simple)
          • Example: Nested bindings (advanced)
        • Recommend Content
          • Previewing a Recommend Content rule
        • Visibility Rules
          • Example: Show page or portlet
        • Rule elements
          • Arithmetic expressions
          • Count of (quantifiable conditions)
          • Current Action Count or Action Name
          • Current Browser Capability
          • Current Date
          • Current Request Attributes
          • Current Request Parameters
          • Current Session Attributes
          • do Action
          • Include Only
          • is
          • order as is
          • Profile
          • Profiler
          • Quick Profiler
          • sender
          • set to
          • value
        • Email
        • Email administration
      • Content spots
      • Rule spot mappings
      • Campaigns
      • Application object
      • Request Context
      • Query framework
    • Use rules
      • The Personalization interface
      • Personalization rules
        • Publish considerations
        • Publish personalization rules
        • Publish and deleting personalization rules using a script
        • Publish personalization rules over SSL
        • Monitoring the status of publishing
      • The Web Content resource collection
      • The Portal User resource collection
    • LikeMinds Recommendations
      • LikeMinds Recommendation Engine architecture
      • How LikeMinds generates recommendations
      • The LikeMinds Recommendation Engines
        • Preference Engine
        • Clickstream Engine
        • Item Affinity Engine
      • The LikeMinds utilities
      • Configure LikeMinds
        • Estimating database size
        • Database performance
        • Scheduling LikeMinds Events
        • Configure the LikeMinds engines
          • Configure the Preference Engine
          • Number of mentors to use
          • Mentors to look for in cache
          • Use of "average user" to improve recommendation confidence
          • Archetypes
          • Guidelines for configurable recommendation dynamics
          • Set the number of archetypes in cache
          • Enable or disable the use of archetypes
          • User predictability
          • Maximum number of mentors assigned to each user
          • Maximum ratings a user needs before becoming a mentor
          • Maximum transactions a user needs before becoming a mentor
          • Minimum number of ratings for user recommendations
          • Recomputing Preference Engine predictions
          • Default Preference Engine recommendations
          • Configure LikeMinds utilities
          • Configure the sifter for mentor selection
          • Sifter-specific mentor set configuration
          • How the mentor selection process works
          • Mentor selection and assignment
          • Number of sift priority users per batch
          • Pausing the sifter during heavy database
          • Sifter performance considerations
          • Recomputing (rebuilding) the mentor pool
          • Running multiple sifters
          • Preventing multiple sifters from sifting the same user
          • Number of threads to sift users
          • Sifter sleep time when the Lps_User_Data sift_pri field Is 0
          • Time interval for checking sift priority
          • Ratability parameters
          • Repeated items in visit list
          • Configure the Clickstream Engine
          • User predictability for the ClickStream Engine
          • Minimum number of Clickstream activities for a user
          • Minimum mentors the engine examines for predictability
          • Recomputing Clickstream Engine predictions
          • Default Clickstream Engine recommendations
          • Configure the Item Affinity Engine
        • Specify recommendation behavior
          • Allowable rating values
          • Allowable confidence levels
          • Prediction quality values
          • Best Bets values
      • MovieSite Sample
        • Explore Movie Site
      • Use the LikeMinds utilities
        • Sifter
        • Buildstats and buildvisit
        • Accumulator
      • Filtering LikeMinds recommendations
    • Feedback and analytics
      • Feedback subsystem overview
      • Enable logging
      • Feedback properties file
      • Rule logging
      • Logging beans
        • Action beans
          • Implementing action logging
          • Action beans reference
        • Category beans
          • Implementing category logging
          • Category beans reference
        • Rating beans
          • Implementing rating logging
          • Rating beans reference
        • CustomLog beans
          • Implementing custom logging
          • CustomLog beans reference
        • PageView beans
          • Implementing PageView logging
          • PageView beans reference
      • LogManager
      • Listeners and persistence
        • FeedbackListener
        • LMListener
        • Custom log listeners
          • Custom listener classes
          • Customized feedback listeners
      • Classes and APIs for writing custom listeners
        • LogEvent class
          • RuleEvent class
          • CategoryEvent class
          • ActionEvent class
          • CustomLogEvent class
          • RatingEvent class
          • PageViewEvent class
        • ResourceInfo class
        • RuleInfo class
      • Reports
      • Feedback database schema
        • Feedback schema diagram
        • Feedback schema tables
        • Key value pairs
  • Installed portlets
    • Business portlets
• Get started with search
  • Search
  • Search scopes
  • Configure external searches
    • Configure the external search result portlet
    • Configure external search scopes
  • Configure suggested links
  • Add documents to search collections

Build a web content system

Developing

• Set up a development server
  • Prepare the Windows OS
  • Install portal on Windows
• Change to developer mode
  • Configure developer mode on AIX
  • Configure developer mode on IBM i
  • Configure developer mode on Linux
  • Configure developer mode on Solaris
  • Configure developer mode on Windows
• Dojo and portal
• Develop portlets
  • Portlet concepts
  • Understand the basics
    • Sample portlets
    • Set up the development environment
    • Create a simple portlet
    • Generating output
    • Storing user settings
    • Preference layers and portlet modes
    • Message and trace logging
    • Caching portlet output
    • Access remote systems
    • Portlet authentication
    • Client profile information (CC/PP) in portlets
  • Standard portlet API
    • Use two-phase rendering with JSR 286 portlets
      • Enable two-phase rendering for a portlet
      • Set headers for a JSR 286 portlet
      • Set cookies for a JSR 286 portlet
      • Modify the HTML head section of a JSR 286 portlet
      • Set portlet caching values for a JSR 286 portlet
  • Portlet services
    • Access portlet services
    • Create own portlet service
  • Struts Portlet Framework
    • Changes to Struts application code
    • Changes to Struts JSPs
    • Changes to configuration files
    • Support multiple Struts applications
    • Create link tags in Struts
    • Formatting XML documents with XSLT
    • Static content in Struts
    • Migrate existing Struts applications
  • Model SPI overview
    • Sub packages of the Model SPI
    • Obtaining a model from the portal
    • Obtaining the object ID for a page or portlet
    • Model SPI samples
    • Remote Model SPI REST service
      • Feeds for REST services
        • Syntax for addressing portal resources
          • Model schemas for addressing resources
          • Additional query parameters
        • Elements of a model feed
        • Use cases for modifying resources
          • Set Titles and Descriptions
          • Create Resources
          • Putting a portlet on a page
          • Delete resources
  • Navigational State SPI
    • Object Model
    • Accessor SPI
    • URL generation services
  • Controller SPI
    • Packages of the Controller SPI
    • Work with controllers
      • Obtaining a controller for working with resources
      • Committing and persisting modifications
    • Making modifications by using the Controller SPI
      • Modify portal resources and topologies
        • Create resources
          • Obtaining creation contexts
        • Move or Inserting Nodes
          • Placing a portlet on a page
        • Delete Nodes
      • Modify properties
        • Set titles and descriptions
        • Set unique names
        • Set metadata
        • Set supported markups
        • Set the orientation for layout containers
        • Set portlet preferences
          • Set portlet preferences for portlet definitions
          • Set portlet preferences for portlet entities
        • Set flags
        • Set themes
        • Set URLs
          • Set external content URLs
          • Set internal content URLs
    • Confirming modifications
    • Hints and tips
  • User and group management
    • Remote PUMA SPI REST Service
      • Structure of the Remote PUMA SPI REST Service
        • Interface operations
        • Payload description
        • PUMA REST Service XML schema document
        • Error codes
        • Data types for attributes
      • How the portal implements the Remote PUMA SPI REST Service
        • URL path segment for virtual portals
        • Identifiers used in the Portal Implementation
        • Access Control Checks
        • Use ATOM/APP as input and output format
        • Switch for tunneling of HTTP methods
        • HTTP caching
        • Context Root and Authentication Mechanism
        • Lookup Facility in the portal
  • Portal Access Control interfaces
    • Portal Access Control SPI
    • Portal Access Control REST API
  • Web 2.0 user interface features
    • The client side portlet programming model
      • Get started
      • Handling portlet preferences on the client
      • Change portlet mode and window state on the client side
      • JavaScript namespacing - observing good practice
    • HTTP proxy for AJAX applications
      • AJAX proxy configuration
        • The proxy-config.xml file
          • Access policies
          • Context path mappings
          • IP filtering
          • General configuration parameters
          • Examples of AJAX proxy configurations
        • Global proxy configuration
        • Application specific proxy configurations
      • The programming model for using the AJAX proxy
        • URL format and examples
        • AJAX proxy status codes
        • AJAX proxy authentication
        • Use the AJAX proxy in portlets
      • XML schema of the proxy-config.xml file
    • Live text for click-to-action
      • Live text formats
      • Integrate click-to-action targets with the person menu
      • Relation to cooperative portlet wiring
      • Comparison of the new features with click-to-action in IBM portlets
  • Client-side aggregation reference
    • Programming model guidelines for client-side mode
      • Supported APIs
      • Programming guidelines
      • Options of interactions between widgets and portlets
        • Interaction between widgets and portlets by events
        • Interaction between widgets and portlets by shared render parameters
          • Determine which client side APIs the current portal page provides
      • Comparing the new and the old client-side programming model
        • Work with the PortletWindow object
        • Work with the PortletPreferences object
        • Work with the PortletState object
        • Work with the UserProfile object
    • Programming model guidelines for server-side mode
  • Portlet communication
    • Shared portlet state
    • Publish/subscribe message based communication
    • Special purpose techniques for data exchange
    • Portlet events based communication
    • Cooperative portlets
      • Cooperative portlets overview
      • Cooperative portlet programming model
      • Packaging, deploying and compiling cooperative portlets
      • WSDL reference for cooperative portlets
    • Interoperability between events and cooperative portlets
    • Event broker
    • Portlet wires
    • Public render parameters
    • Known issues and restrictions with portlet communication
  • Drag and drop zones
  • Dynamic user interfaces
    • Overview: Developing a dynamic UI configuration
  • Collaborative Services API
    • Integrate the Person card and online status in a custom portlet
    • Customize Person card actions through the theme
    • Set display duration for the Person card
    • Customize the look of the Person card
    • Making business card fields expand and collapse
    • Logging for Collaborative Services
  • IBM Portlet API
    • Converting IBM portlets
      • Converting portlet instances and settings from the IBM API to the standard API
  • Develop a personalized portlet
    • Prerequisites for the Personalization portlet exercise
    • Install the Personalization sample and database
    • Create the JSP file in Rational Application Developer
    • Create the Personalization content resource classes and content spot
    • Create the Personalization user resource classes and content spot
    • Finish coding the portlet JSP
    • Export the WAR file and install the portlet
    • Import Personalization Workspace resource collections
    • Create a simple content rule
    • Create a content spot
    • Enhance the Personalized Portlet
    • Insert dynamic table html/jsp code
    • Modify resource collection properties
    • Create the user profiler rule
    • Create additional advanced rules
    • Change content spot rule mapping
    • Personalized List portlet
    • Uninstall Personalization sample and database
  • Personalization programming reference
    • Prepare the personalized application
    • Programming model
    • User and content models
    • How the rules engine works
    • Workload management
    • Use the Personalization APIs
      • Resource interface
      • APIs for multivalue properties
      • General tips
      • Personalization jar files that use public API
    • Generic query framework
      • Use the Generic Query Framework
    • Request context interface
    • Sample Personalization resources XML file
    • Content spot exits
    • Resource cache
    • Programmatically invoking rules
    • Rule Exception Handling in the run-time environment
  • Portlet development reference
    • Markup guidelines
    • Access the portlet session on the anonymous page
    • Deployment descriptors
    • IBM portlet DTD tag reference
    • JSP tags for standard portlets
    • JSP tags for IBM portlets
    • Drag and drop JSP tags reference
    • Handling and visibility of request parameters in portlets
    • Detailed descriptions of the Struts WML tags
    • Application extension registry
• Extending tagging and rating by using service APIs
  • The Java API
  • The REST API
    • Basic addressing
    • Add query parameters
    • Querying models in correlation to each other
    • Other queries
      • Type ahead
      • Search suggestions for tag names
      • Querying for the OpenSearch description document
    • Use the Rest API to add, update and delete tags and rating
• Composite Applications REST services
  • Template REST services
  • Application REST services
  • Application Favorites REST services
  • Roles REST services
  • Members REST services
  • REST service examples

Troubleshooting

• Tools for troubleshooting and diagnostics
  • IBM Support Assistant
  • Data collection and symptom analysis
  • Manual creation of aspect-enabled JAR files
  • Portal version and history information
  • Installation, configuration, and migration logs
  • portal run-time logs
  • Verbose garbage collection in JVM logs
  • WAS tracing and log files
  • Logging and tracing in Portal Search
  • Configuration wizard log files
  • Use Virtual Member Manager tracing files
  • System event logging
  • Web Content Manager tracing files
  • Logging and tracing client side rendering
    • Enable client side logging and tracing
    • Capturing the log statements
    • Use uncompressed JavaScript for logging and tracing client side rendering
    • Use uncompressed CSS for logging and tracing client side rendering
• Reference