Verify LDAP
Other Configuration
- Change the portal URI
- Configuration tools
- Configuration task program
- Configuration task reference
- Configuration properties reference
- Delete passwords from configuration scripts
- Configure WebSphere Portal with the configuration wizard
- Configure Web servers
- Web servers and WebSphere Portal
- Set up a Web server with WebSphere Portal
- Administrator's Self-Help pages
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Web Content Management - IBM Tutorials
- WCM JumpStart Site (Local)
- End to end
- Syndication
- Implementing a content publishing pattern
- Best Practices for WCM V6
Web Content Management - Infocenter
- Documentation Overview
- Manage Web content
- Web content library architectures
- Create Web content libraries
- Configure Web Content Management
- Configuration scenarios
- Best Practices for using IWWCM V6.0
- Configure an authoring server
- Install the Authoring portlet
- Configure Authoring Portlet
- Select Web content libraries
- Define preview options
- Define user interface options
- Define rich text options
- Create Web content libraries
- Delete a Web content library
- Disable a Web content library
- Use item type roles within a library
- Define roles within a library
- Library access control example
- Library version management
- Web content authoring options
- Configure a staging application
- Configure a delivery server
- Delivery options
- Display content in a rendering portlet
- Install rendering portlets
- Configure local rendering portlet
- Select content to display in a portlet
- Profiling a rendering portlet
- Define links between portlets
- Define other local portlet settings
- Configure remote rendering portlet
- Select content to display in a portlet
- Profiling a rendering portlet
- Define links between portlets
- Define access control credentials
- Define other remote portlet settings
- Linking portlets
- Rendering Portlet best practice
- Enable session handling
- Display content via the IWWCM servlet
- Pre-rendered sites
- Configure pre-rendering
- Pre-rendering a site
- Access the pre-rendered site
- Cache options
- Web content cache types
- Cache versus pre-rendering
- Web content cache configuration
- Data cache configuration
- Expiring strategies
- Enable e-mail for Web Content Management
- Federated content data source configuration
- Increase the inbound buffer size
- Increase server time-outs
- Control access to hosts specified in connect tags
- Substitution variables used with IWWCM
- Remove authoring configuration task
| Use Web Content Management
- Prepare for Web content creation
- Performance
- Develop Web content
- Web Content Management terminology
- Site creation example
- Use the authoring portlet
- Access the authoring portlet
- Navigate the authoring portlet
- Filter items displayed in an index
- Search for items
- Maintaining the search index
- Authoring portlet accessibility features
- Create items
- Enter identification information
- Grant users or groups access to an item
- Work with libraries
- Profiling methods
- Integration of ECM, WCM, and Portal
- WCM v6 Best Practices Guide
- Websphere Portal Business Solutions Catalog
- Websphere Portal Product Information
- WebSphere Portal Information Center Documentation
Sites
- Create a site framework
- Plan a site framework
- Create site framework items
- Copy a site area
- Move a site area
- Manage content items within a site framework
- Move a content item
- Linking content items to site areas
- Remove content item links from site areas
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Taxonomy
- Develop a taxonomy
- Plan a taxonomy
- Create taxonomy items
- Change the order within a taxonomy
- Copy a category
- Move a category
- Edit user profiles
Workflow
- Develop a workflow strategy
- Workflows, stages and actions
- Create workflow items
- Create a publish action
- Create an expire action
- Create an e-mail action
- Create a scheduled move action
- Create a workflow stage
- Create a workflow
- Workflow example
- Select a workflow
Access Control
- Use item type roles within a library
- Define roles within a library
- Library access control example
- Item security
- Grant users or groups access to an item
- Batch-editing access controls
- Customize an authoring portlet
- Work with authoring templates
- Authoring templates
- Create an authoring template
- Define authoring template details
- Enter identification information
- Grant users or groups access to an item
- Specify content form properties
- Specify default content settings
- Define metadata for a content item
- Enter identification information
- Enter profile information
- Select a workflow
- Grant users or groups access to an item
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Elements
- Add elements to the content form
- Define display settings of fields and elements
- Customize elements using JSP
- Change the authoring template for a content item
- Reapply an updated authoring template
- Previewing an authoring template
- Create Web sites for different localities
- Create Web content
- Work with elements
- Store text and HTML
- Text, rich text and HTML elements
- Date and time element
- Number element
- Create links
- Link element
- Use a link element
- Menu element
- Use a menu element
- Define menu element search properties
- Define menu element formatting options
- Menu element design examples
- Navigator elements
- Use a navigator element
- Define navigator element display options
- Define navigator element design options
- Navigator type examples
- Navigator formatting examples
- Store files and images
- File resource element
- Image element
- Style sheet element
- Reference external content
- Document Manager element
- Use a Document Manager element
- Federated content element
- Use a federated content element
- JSP elements
- Use a JSP element
- Personalized content
- Personalization element
- Use a Personalization element
- Personalization element examples
- Reference Personalization content
- Personalizing IWWCM content
- Taxonomy element
- Create category selection trees
- Use a taxonomy element
- Selection elements
- Component reference element
- Option selection element
- User selection element
- Design elements
- Authoring tools element
- Use an authoring tools element
- Authoring tools element design examples
- Reference authoring tool components
- Page navigation element
- Use a page navigation element
- Display page navigation details
- Page navigation design example
- User name element
- Add elements to an item
- Naming elements
- Work with element designs
- Indenting element designs
- Use Placeholders in element designs
- Import and export HTML
- Insert an image in an element
- Insert a link in an element
- Work with content items
- Create content items
- Manage content items within a site framework
- Move a content item
- Linking content items to site areas
- Remove content item links from site areas
- Work with components
- Create components
- Component types
- Display Web content
- Use presentation templates
- Page style
- Page layout
- Create template maps
- Reference elements
- Reference Elements
- Reference a Document Manager element
- Reference a Federated content element
- Reference Components
- Reference a Document Manager component
- Reference a Federated content component
- Reference Personalization content
- Use an alternate design tag
- Use start and end attributes
- Set parameters to format dates
- Note on formatting numbers
- Display item details
- Display identification details for an item
- Display an item's "last modified" date
- Display "path" details for an item
- Display the profile details of an item
- Display an item's security details
- Display an item's workflow details
- Use start and end attributes
- Set parameters to format dates
- Note on formatting numbers
- Write links to Web Content Management content
- Use custom caching
- Cache parameters
- Expires parameter
- Cache IWWCM elements
- Manage items
- Collaborative authoring
- Error and information messages
- Viewing references
- Work with locked and draft items
- Delete items
- Copy and moving items
- Copy a site area
- Move a site area
- Linking content items to site areas
- Move a content item
- Copy a category
- Move a category
- Copy other items to a different library
- Move other items between libraries
- Manage versions of items
- Restoring an item
- Library version management
- Manage items in a workflow
- Use workflows
- Workflow status
- Joint approval
- Work with other applications
- Presenting documents in Web content
- Document Manager element
- Use a Document Manager element
- Reference a Document Manager element
- Reference a Document Manager component
- Presenting personalized content
- Personalizing IWWCM content
- Personalization element
- Reference Personalization content
- Personalization element examples
- Work with DB2 Content Manager
- Federated content element
- Use a federated content element
- Reference a Federated content element
- Reference a Federated content component
- Extend Web Content Management
- The IWWCM API
- API Overview
- Use the API
- Web Content Management JSP tags
- Use remote actions
- Create a custom launch page
- Display data from external sources
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Migrating
- Overview
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Planning
- Prepare the previous environment for migration
- Migrate the customized resources
- Migrate cooperative portlets that use IBM Portlet API
- Migrate portlets built with Struts Portlet Framework
- Migrate business process applications
- Prepare to run the migration tasks
- Migrate WebSphere Portal Configurations
- Export WebSphere Portal Content
- Import WebSphere Portal Content
- Migrate the remaining access control configuration
- Migrate additional components
- Document manager: migrate from 5.0.x to 6.0.x
- Document manager: migrate from 5.1.x to 6.0
- Personalization: migrate from 5.0 to 6.0
- Personalization: migrate from 5.1 to 6.0
- Personalization: migrate data exported from 5.1 to 6.0
- Migrate Web Content Management
- Web Content Management migration
- Migrate a primary Web content system
- Install the Web content migration tool
- Migrate Web content data
- Migrate user profiles
- Migrate a local rendering portlet
- Migrate a remote rendering portlet
- Migrate a secondary Web content system
- Install the Web content migration tool
- Migrate user profiles
- Migrate a local rendering portlet
- Migrate a remote rendering portlet
- Troubleshoot Web Content Management migration
- Post migration steps
- Migrate the business process configuration
- Migrate themes
- Verify the migration tasks
Virtual Portals
- Multiple virtual portals
- About multiple virtual portals
- Usage scenarios for virtual portals
- Plan for virtual portals
- Administering virtual portals
- Virtual portals reference
Portlet Palette
- Add portlets to a page with the Portlet Palette
- Add a portlet to a page
- Create a category in the Portlet Palette
- Add a portlet to a category in the Portlet Palette
- Search for portlets in the Portlet Palette
- Rearranging categories in the Portlet Palette
- Copy a portlet to another category in the Portlet Palette
- Copy a portlet to multiple categories in the Portlet Palette
- Renaming a category in the Portlet Palette
- Set the category titles for other languages in the Portlet Palette
- Resetting the Portlet Palette to the default settings
- Delete a category in the Portlet Palette
- Delete a portlet from a category in the Portlet Palette
- Modifying Portlet Palette settings
| Administering Portal
- Administering
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Take a test drive of the site
- Step 1: Create a page in the Home area of the site
- Step 2: Create subpages on the new page
- Step 3: Add a portlet to the new page
- Step 4: Changing the navigational layout on the new page
- Step 5: Add entries to the main menu
- Step 6: Hiding pages on the site
- Before you start administering the portal
- Launch the portal from the First Steps Launcher
- Launch the portal from a Web browser
- Log in to the portal
- Signing up to the portal
- Starting and stopping WAS and WebSphere Portal
- Portal navigation and browser Back button behavior
- Disable anchors in portlet URLs
- Portal administration tools
- Portal administration portlets
- Overview of administration portlets
- Work with administration portlets
- The XML configuration interface
- About the XML configuration interface
- Changes to the XML configuration interface for this version of portal
- Work with the XML configuration interface
- XML configuration interface: reference
- Reference: Sample XML configuration files
- Troubleshoot the XML configuration interface
- Portal Scripting Interface
- About the Portal Scripting Interface
- Work with the Portal Scripting Interface
- Command reference for Portal Scripting Interface
- Manage access, users, and groups
- Users and groups
- Add new users
- Manage users and groups
- Nested Groups
- Set limits on searches for users and groups
- Deregistering Users and Groups from WebSphere Portal
- Customize common name generation
- Registration, Edit My Profile and Login
- Special characters in user IDs and passwords
- Search group membership
- Use the member fixer tool
- Access Control
- Manage Access Control
- Resources
- Roles
- Virtual Users and Groups
- Access rights
- Initial Access Control Settings
- Access control scenarios
- Delegated Access Control Administration
- Access Control Caching
- Set user and group permissions
- Set resource permissions
- Auditing
- Manage portlets and portlet applications
- Configuration levels for portlets
- Configure portlets to support shared configuration
- Deploy J2EE resources with portlet application WAR files
- Manage pages, layout, and content
- Portal structure
- Manage pages
- Rearranging portlets on a page
- Customize pages
- Delayed cleanup of deleted portal pages
- Delete orphaned data
- Tip: Changing a portlet title at run time in WebSphere Portal V6
- Manage portal resources with policies
- Policy principles
- Policy rules
- Users, tasks, and tools
- Work with policies
- Policy settings for Mail
- Policy cache properties
- Sample Policy XML configuration files
- Portal configuration
- Global Settings
- Portal service configuration
- Overview of portal configuration services
- Set portal configuration properties
- Set configuration properties in the administrative console
- Set configuration properties in the properties files
- Portal configuration services
- Persistent session state (session hibernation)
- Configure dynamic fragment cache
- Portlet filters
- HTTP proxy configuration
- URL Mapping
- Unique names
- Language support
- Select and changing the language
- Change the character set for a language
- Support a new language
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Portal Search
- Overview
- What is new in Portal Search for this version of portal
- Portal Search key features
- Summarizer
- Language support for 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
- Encrypting sensitive data
- Configure search in a clustered environment
- 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
- Change between local and remote search services
- Migrate Portal Search between portal versions
- Migrate the search collections between portal versions
- Migrate the Search and Browse portlet between portal versions
- Administering Portal Search
- Manage search services
- Search service configuration parameters
- Configure a remote search service
- Configure default location for search collections
- Configure Search Center portlet
- Configure Search and Browse portlet for end users
- Configuration parameters for the Search and Browse portlet
- Configure Search and Browse portlet for local search service
- Configure Search and Browse portlet for remote search service
- Enable anonymous users to search public pages of the portal
- Configure custom portal themes to include the search box
- Customize your own search portlet helps
- Categorizers and taxonomies
- Predefined static taxonomy and categorizer
- Taxonomy Manager
- Configure Taxonomy Manager portlet
- User-defined rule-based categorizer
- Search portal sites
- Search your own local portal site
- Default configuration for searching on local portal site
- Crawling and searching a multilingual portal site
- Configure search on a secured portal site
- Enable search on a secured portal site with the default configuration
- Customize the search collection for secured portal pages
- Create or resetting the portal site collection
- Search other portal sites
- Search by external users on the portal site
- Enable anonymous users to search public pages of the portal
- Search by external search services
- Configure Site Map portlet for search by external search engines
- Client identification for search of the portal by external search engines
- Set up search collections
- Create and configure search collections
- Manage the content sources of a search collection
- Applying filter rules
- Export and import search collections
- Manage search scopes and custom links
- Hints and tips for using Portal Search
- Log and tracing in Portal Search
- Search Sites
- Configure a site to be searchable
- Create a search form
- Create a search query
- Display search results
- Configure Search and Browse portlet to search for Web content
- Configure Search Center to search for Web content
| Lotus Domino Integration
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Overview
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About the Domino and Extended Products Portlets
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Information roadmap: Domino Integration
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Plan for collaborative servers and portlets
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Plan names for servers and users
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Plan awareness
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About people awareness
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Preserve people awareness features in a customized portal
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People Finder reference
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People Finder configuration reference
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Enable People Finder for anonymous users
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People Finder interaction with other portlets
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Member Manager and People Finder
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Directory Search
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Set attributes for results columns
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Change the minimum number of characters in names for searching
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Improve response time of Directory Search
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Install Lotus Domino and the Extended Products
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About Domino server installation and setup
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About Sametime server installation and setup
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About QuickPlace server installation and setup
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Confirm installation of Domino and Extended Products Portlets components
- Integrate components
- Integrate Domino
- About automatic detection of mail files
- Checklist of tasks: LDAP server for Lotus Collaborative Services
- Starting the LDAP service automatically on a Lotus Domino server
- Configure WebSphere Portal server to recognize Lotus Domino and the Collaborative Services
- Specify the Internet host.name of the Lotus Domino server
- Collaborative Services and user authentication
- Binding Collaborative Services to LDAP for support of automatic mail detection and server selection lists
- Set a Domino LDAP server to allow anonymous access
- Support automatic mail detection with an LDAP directory other than Lotus Domino
- Checklist of tasks: Lotus Domino messaging/application servers and portlets
- Starting the DIIOP and HTTP tasks automatically on the Lotus Domino server
- Allowing users to run Java agents
- Specify a view column for awareness and chat in the Lotus Notes View portlet
- Set up awareness and chat for Domino Web Access
- Specify the mail template for Domino Web Access
- Verify that Sametime works with Domino Web Access
- Domino portlets reference
- Lotus Notes View
- Messaging: the Common PIM portlets
- Domino Web Access
- Domino Document Manager
- Lotus Document Viewer
- Integrating QuickPlace
- Checklist of tasks: Lotus QuickPlace server and portlets
- Configure WebSphere Portal server to recognize Lotus QuickPlace
- Configure list of servers for the Inline QuickPlace portlet
- Pointing the My Lotus QuickPlaces portlet to an alternate Lotus QuickPlace server (optional)
- Add the QPServlet application to the Lotus QuickPlace server
- Configure Search All Places feature
- Copy Java files for chat and awareness in Inline QuickPlace
- Designate Sametime Community server for Inline QuickPlace
- Enable Lotus QuickPlace members to schedule online meetings in Inline QuickPlace
- Set up Web Conferencing for Inline QuickPlace
- Configure Lotus Sametime server for Web Conferencing in Inline QuickPlace
- Configure Lotus QuickPlace server for Web Conferencing for Inline QuickPlace
- QuickPlace portlets reference
- Integrating Sametime
- Checklist of tasks: IBM Lotus Sametime server and portlets
- Configure WebSphere Portal server to recognize Lotus Sametime
- Configure trust for the Sametime Contact List portlet
- Configure Lotus Web Conferencing portlet to create meetings
- Configure Lotus Sametime people awareness for users of the Mozilla browser
- Sametime portlets reference
- Configure single sign-on between WebSphere Portal and Lotus Domino
- Retrieving the WebSphere LTPA key
- Import the WebSphere LTPA key into Lotus Domino
- Enable multi-server SSO authentication
- Providing a custom login form for Lotus QuickPlace
- Increase SSO security by preventing anonymous access to HTML files
- Testing single sign-on for Lotus Domino, Lotus QuickPlace, or Lotus Sametime
- Testing meeting services for Inline QuickPlace
- Checking the page source for awareness configuration
- Reconciling single sign-on across Lotus Domino and another LDAP directory
- Reference topics for collaboration
- 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
- Resolving 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 contact information on person links
- Configure people awareness to work across Domino Directory and a non-Domino portal LDAP directory
- Auto-detecting 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
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Collaborative Services API
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Add the person tag to a portlet
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Customize person menu actions
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Log for Collaborative Services
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Collaborative Services samples
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Deploying
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Configuring
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Launching
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Troubleshoot Lotus Domino and the Extended Products
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Troubleshoot Domino and Extended Products Portlets
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Designing
- Overview
- Layout of the portal page
- Themes
- Theme policies
- Theme extension points
- Screens
- Skins
- Aggregation
- Customize the portal
- Create our own theme
- Use the color palette in themes
- Create a new skin
- Performance guidelines for themes and skins
- Enable automatic JSP reloading
- Support new clients
- Support new markup languages
- Portal style classes
- Change text information
- Change the portal page help
- Work with portal navigation
- Implement a single level of navigation
- Implement side navigation
- Create custom links to portlets and pages
- Use JSTL tags in the portal JSPs
- Model SPI
- Sub packages of the Model SPI
- Obtain a model from the portal
- Obtain the object ID for a page or portlet
- Model SPI samples
- Drag and drop zones
- Navigational State SPI
- Object Model
- Accessor SPI
- URL generation services
- User and group management
- Use custom pages and themes for administrative portlets
- Deploy customized themes and skins
- 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
- Changes to portal JSPs
- WML tags used by the portal JSPs
- Drag and drop JSP tags
| Tuning
- Overview
- Portal Version 6.0 Tuning Guide (7008511)
- Caching
- Nested groups
- Database performance
- Performance improvements
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Business Integration
- Integrate our business
- Use portlet templates
- Display CSV files in the portal
- Add HTML files to the portal
- Add JSPs to the portal
- Add servlets to the portal
- Import content from remote sites
- Use the Web Page portlet to import 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
- Reference: Web clipping limitations
- Use the RSS portlet to import content
- Integrating business processes
- Business process scenario: Travel request and approval
- Business process concepts
- Post-installation steps for business processes
- Develop business process applications
- Set up the development environment for process applications
- Enable the business process for portal
- Create the task processing portlet
- Initiating a process instance
- Migrate business process applications
- Configure portal for business processes
- Change task list settings
- Change the task page container
- Configure virtual portals for business process integration
- Customize the theme for process integration
- Configure business process container for the portal
- Updating security settings for business process applications
- Updating the database for the business process container
- Business process configuration parameters
- Member Manager staff plug-in provider
- Deploy the business process application
- Define the task page
- Install a business process
- Starting the business process
- Uninstalling the business process
- Installed portlets
- Install a portlet
- Business portlets
- Domino Integration portlets
- Messaging: the Common PIM portlets
- Use the Common PIM portlets with Domino
- About automatic detection of mail files
- Checklist of tasks: LDAP server for Lotus Collaborative Services
- Checklist of tasks: Lotus Domino messaging/application servers and portlets
- Set up the Common PIM portlets and Lotus Domino to work together
- Enable SSL connections to a Domino server
- Enable a third-party authentication server to work with Lotus Domino
- Enable Group Calendar in Common Calendar
- Use the Common PIM portlets with Exchange
- Enable SSL connections to an Exchange server for the Common PIM portlets
- Use the Common PIM portlets with Exchange and Java 2 security
- Use the Common Mail portlet with IMAP
- Use the Common Mail portlet with POP
- Enable or disable Spell Checker in Common Mail
- Enable Common Calendar users to set regional preferences
- Set up the Common PIM portlets as remote portlets
- Common PIM portlets reference
- Cooperative portlets
- Struts Portlet Framework examples
- Download third party portlets
WSRP
- Web Services for Remote Portlets (WSRP)
- 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
| Composite Applications
- Overview
- Tutorial: Portal Composite Applications
- Users, tasks, and tools
- User access to templates and applications
- Template access
- Application access
- Work with application templates
- Application template properties
- Application template pages
- Application parameters
- Roles and access levels
- Deploy a template
- Stage application templates to production
- Work with composite applications
- Application properties
- Application pages
- Application roles
- Application membership
- Restricted applications
- Public applications
- Membership principles
- Access to applications and components
- Application management
- Create new catalog portlets
- Copy and modifying an application catalog portlet
- Add composite applications to portal search collections
- Define workflow
- Configure workflow for composite applications
- Configure workflow for use with a single server
- Scenario for designing a workflow
- Scenario for running a workflow
- Use the Workflow Builder portlet to define a workflow
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Document Manager
- Overview
- Document Manager
- Prepare to work with documents
- Configure Document Manager portlet
- Document Manager portlet settings
- Set the preview size
- Set access to libraries or folders
- Access to Document Manager resources
- Set access to the content repository
- Set access to a document library
- Set access for folders and documents
- Document Manager access roles
- Configure browser to work with documents
- Browser plug-in
- Enable and disable the browser plug-in
- Configure browser to use the plug-in
- Upgrade the plug-in
- Default document editor
- Browsers supported by the plug-in
- Set up a remote spell checker
- Install a remote spell checker
- Configure access to a remote spell checker
- Enable Document Conversion Services
- Enable remote document conversion
- Files that can be viewed as HTML
- Work with document libraries
- Document libraries portlet
- Navigate to the Document Libraries portlet
- Configure Document Libraries portlet
- Search for a document library
- Including a document library in the Search Center
- Maintaining the search index
- Backing up a search index
- Restoring a search index
- Change the indexing interval
- Document Manager portlet
- Set preferences
- Work with documents
- Create a document
- Assigning access to a document
- Import a document
- Converting document formats
- Copy a document
- Move a document
- Download a document
- Edit a document
- Opening a document
- Spell check a document
- Replacing a document
- Save a document
- Delete a document
- Document locking
- Locking and unlocking a document
- Send a link to a document
- Search for documents
- Search
- Rich text editor
- Work with drafts, versions and workflow
- Document drafts and approval workflow
- Submitting a draft for approval
- Accepting or rejecting a draft
- Document versions
- Create a document version
- Work with folders and views
- Create a folder
- Assigning access to a folder
- Edit a folder
- Delete a folder
- Send a link to a folder or view
- Showing and hiding folders
- Copy a folder
- Move a folder
- Create a view
- Edit a view
- Delete a view
- Integrating desktop applications with Document Manager
- Download desktop components
- Install desktop components
- Configure desktop components
- Add additional document libraries
- Use desktop components
- Collaborating in Document Manager
- Integrated content example
| Personalization
- Overview
- Introduction to Personalization
- Personalization Overview
- How a site is personalized
- Personalization terms
- Resources, resource instances, and resource collections
- User resources
- Content resources
- Attribute Based Administration
- Rules
- Actions
- Example: Simple select content action
- Example: Simple update action
- Example: Simple e-mail 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
- is
-
order as is
- Profile
- Profiler
- Quick Profiler
- sender
- set to
- value
- E-mail
- E-mail administration
- Content spots
- Rule spot mappings
- Campaigns
- Application object
- Request Context
- Query framework
- Install Personalization w/o WebSphere Portal
- Plan for the Portal Personalization Server
- Install databases for Personalization
- Install the Personalization Server
- Configure LikeMinds support for Personalization
- Install and configure a Personalization Server cluster
- Configure Personalization after installation
- Use rules
- The Personalization interface
- Publishing rules
- The Portal User resource collection
- The Web Content resource collection
- The Documents resource collection
- Develop a personalized portlet
- Prerequisites for the Personalization portlet exercise
- Install 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
- An introduction to LikeMinds
- LikeMinds Recommendation Engine
- LikeMinds Recommendation Engine architecture
- How LikeMinds generates recommendations
- The LikeMinds Recommendation Engines
- Preference Engine
- Clickstream Engine
- Item Affinity Engine
- Administering LikeMinds Recommendation Engines
- User and items cache management
- The LikeMinds utilities
- Configure LikeMinds servers
- Estimating database size
- Database performance
- Scheduling LikeMinds Events
- Configure LikeMinds server for the database
- Mapping symbolic database table and field names
- Symbolic field names
- Symbolic table names
- Basic LikeMinds server configuration
- Specify cache behavior
- Number of users and items in the cache
- Time users and items are kept in the cache
- Specify recommendation behavior
- Allowable rating values
- Allowable confidence levels
- Prediction quality values
- Best Bets values
- Configure LikeMinds utilities
- Configure 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
- Preventing multiple sifters from sifting the same user
- Recomputing (rebuilding) the mentor pool
- Run multiple sifters
- 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 LikeMinds engines
- Configure Preference Engine
- Number of mentors to use
- Mentors to look for in cache
- Use of "average user" to improve recommendation confidence
- Use and number of 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
- Minimum mentors the engine examines for predictability
- Recomputing Preference Engine predictions
- Default Preference Engine recommendations
- Use and number of archetypes
- Configure Clickstream Engine
- User predictability
- Minimum number of Clickstream activities for a user
- Minimum mentors the engine examines for predictability
- Recomputing Clickstream Engine predictions
- Default Clickstream Engine recommendations
- Configure Item Affinity Engine
- Specify transaction information on a per activity basis
- MovieSite Sample
- Explore Movie Site
- Use the LikeMinds utilities
- Sifter
- Buildstats and buildvisit
- Accumulator
- Filter LikeMinds recommendations
- Engines to be used for mentor tables to be rebuilt
- Feedback and analytics
- Feedback subsystem
- Enable logging
- Feedback properties file
- Rule logging
- Log beans
- Action beans
- Implement action logging
- Action beans reference
- Category beans
- Implement category logging
- Category beans reference
- Rating beans
- Implement rating logging
- Rating beans reference
- CustomLog beans
- Implement custom logging
- CustomLog beans reference
- PageView beans
- Implement PageView logging
- PageView beans reference
- LogManager
- Listeners and persistence
- FeedbackListener
- Feedback database schema
- Feedback schema diagram
- Feedback schema tables
- Key value pairs
- 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
- Personalization programming reference
- Prepare our 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
- Sample Personalization resources XML file
- Content spot exits
- Resource cache
- Programmatically invoking rules
- Rule Exception Handling in the run-time environment
- Integrating content features
- Use Web Content Management to present content
- Best practices for integrating content features
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Portlet Development
- Overview
- Portlet concepts
- Deployment descriptors
- Handling and visibility of request parameters in portlets
- Sample portlets
- Standard portlet API
- Comparing the standard portlet API to the IBM portlet API
- JSP tags for standard portlets
- Migrate from the IBM Portlet API
- IBM Portlet API
- Overview
- Portlet API concepts
- Elements of the Portlet API
- Core objects
- Listeners
- Configuration objects
- Miscellaneous objects
- Portlet events
- JSP tags of the IBM Portlet API
- Portlet API extensions
- Portlet development basics
- Set up the development environment
- Create a simple portlet
- Generating output
- Store user settings
- Preference layers and portlet modes
- Message and trace logging
- Cache portlet output
- Access remote systems
- Portlet authentication
- Access the portlet session on the anonymous page
- Portlet menus
- Write a portlet filter
- Client profile information (CC/PP) in portlets
- Portlet services
- Create our own portlet service
- Access portlet services
- Application extension registry
- Cooperative portlets
- Overview of cooperative portlets
- Features of cooperative portlets
- Property broker runtime components
- Event Handling
- Sample flow of cooperative portlet interaction
- Property broker programming model
- Develop portlets for cooperation
- Sample Cooperative portlets
- Registering properties and actions
- Assigning property values
- Receiving property values between cooperative portlets
- Advanced programmatic APIs
- Packaging, deploying and compiling considerations
- Additional advanced considerations
- Wiring cooperative portlets
- Internationalization
- Struts integration with cooperative portlets
- Tracing the property broker
- Programming guidelines for cooperative portlets
- Known issues and restrictions with cooperative portlets
- Cooperative portlet reference
- 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
- Format XML documents with XSLT
- Static content in Struts
- Migrate existing Struts applications
- Model SPI
- Sub packages of the Model SPI
- Obtain a model from the portal
- Obtain the object ID for a page or portlet
- Model SPI samples
- User and group management
- Drag and drop zones
- Dynamic user interfaces
- Develop a dynamic UI configuration
- Collaborative Services API
- Add the person tag to a portlet
- Customize person menu actions
- Log for Collaborative Services
- Collaborative Services samples
- Deploying
- Configuring
- Launching
- Portlet development reference
- Drag and drop JSP tags
- JSP tags for IBM portlets
- Detailed descriptions of the Struts WML tags
- IBM portlet DTD tag reference
- Markup guidelines
- Transforming content
- Transcoding
- What is Transcoding Technology
- Solutions
- Resources
- Use XML Configuration
- Preference settings
- Adapting portlets
- Transcoding plugins
-
Transcoding Technology logging and tracing
| Troubleshooting
- Overview
- Portal Automated Problem Determination Tool version 1.2.2.1 User's Guide (7008317)
- Troubleshoot WebSphere Portal installation
- Troubleshoot migration
- Troubleshoot databases
- Troubleshoot security
- Troubleshoot Web servers
- Troubleshoot access to the portal
- Troubleshoot administration
- Troubleshoot the XML configuration interface
- Troubleshoot business process integration
- Troubleshoot Lotus Domino and the Extended Products
- Troubleshoot Domino and Extended Products Portlets
- Troubleshoot Document Manager
- IWKMU1026X: File not found
- Troubleshoot Personalization
- Troubleshoot portal design
- Troubleshoot portlet development
- Troubleshoot portlets
- Troubleshoot Web Clipping portlet
- Search IBM support Web site for a solution
- Tools for troubleshooting and diagnostics
- Log and tracing
- WebSphere Portal logs
- WebSphere Portal run-time logs
- WAS tracing and log files
- Member Manager tracing files
- System event logging
- Transcoding Technology logging and tracing
- Web Content Management tracing files
- Configure WebSphere Portal for site analysis logging
- Understanding the site analysis log
- Contact support
- General installation troubleshooting worksheet
- General configuration troubleshooting worksheet
- General customization troubleshooting worksheet
- General runtime troubleshooting worksheet
- General programming troubleshooting worksheet
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Additional Resources
- Resources for learning
- Additional resources
- Additional resources for planning
- Additional resources for installation
- Additional resources for development
- Directory structure
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