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Web content viewer best practices and limitations

View some best practices and limitations for using web content viewers.


User authentication

User authentication to web content viewers is managed by IBM WebSphere Portal and IBM WebSphere Application Server. See for further information.


Security and WSRP

When displaying web content from remote servers using WSRP and a web content viewer, configure security and authentication between the servers:

See Security considerations for WSRP services for details.


User access to WCM content and components

Users are able to view only content and components that can be accessed by either a portal user ID or the user of the WSRP Consumer. This access must be defined in Web Content Manager. If a user ID or the user of the WSRP Consumer does not have sufficient rights to view a content or component, errors can occur.


Content and component limitations

Not all content or components built in a Web Content Manager solution are suitable for inclusion in a portal page:

Use JavaScript:

When a web page is rendered by Web Content Manager, some tags might be rewritten. Web Content Manager uses double quotation marks for attributes in HTML tags. If we use JavaScript to produce HTML tags, Web Content Manager does not recognize them if we use single quotation marks.


Other limitations


Parent: Deliver web content on a portal page

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