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1. WebSphere Portal 6.1.5 infocenter
2. WebSphere Portal Family wiki
3. WebSphere Portal Support
4. System requirements

5. Product overview
   • What's new
   • WebSphere Portal new features and improvements
   • Portal Search - new key features and capabilities
   • Summarizer
   • Language support for Portal Search
   • Lotus WCM new features and improvements
   • Documentation improvements and changes
   • Documentation resources
   • Versatile framework
   • Customization
   • Web content
   • Streamlined site creation
   • Portlets
   • Application integration
   • Collaboration
   • Accessibility features
   • WebSphere Portal Support Statement

6. Plan for WebSphere Portal
   • User IDs and passwords
   • Server topologies
   • Single-server topology
   • Stand-alone server topology
   • Horizontal cluster topology
   • Vertical cluster topology
   • Combination of horizontal and vertical clusters
   • Multiple clusters

7. Single-server topology for WCM
   • Dual-server configuration for WCM
   • Staging-server topology for WCM
   • WCM environments
   • Web content system overview
   • Web content authoring environments
   • Web content staging environments
   • Built-in redundancy
   • Web content testing environments
   • Web content delivery environments

8. Web servers

9. Database
   • Database topologies
   • Shared database domains
   • Database compatibility
   • Plan for DB2 on Windows
   • Plan for DB2 on UNIX or Linux
   • Plan for DB2 for i5/OS
   • Plan for DB2 for z/OS
   • Plan for Oracle
   • Plan for Oracle RAC
   • Plan for SQL Server 2005

10. User registry
    • Overview of user registry options
    • Realm support
    • Property extension
    • Security and authentication
    • Authentication
    • Java 2 security with WebSphere Portal
    • Federal Information Processing Standards
    • Plan for single sign-on
    • Secure Socket Layer
    • Credential Vault
    • Caching
    • Plan for external security managers

11. Cluster
    • Guidelines for setting up a cluster
    • Limitations for setting up a cluster
    • HTTP session failover
    • Set up an i5/OS 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

12. Plan integration with WebSphere Process Server
    • Asynchronous replication of WebSphere Process Server and WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus for disaster recovery environments
    • Prerequisites for setting up process portals
    • Understanding configuration options for process integration
    • Plan to use process portals

13. Install WebSphere Portal
    • Release notes
    • Installation methods, options, and sources
    • Installation options
    • Installation methods
    • Installation source location
    • Set up a single server
    • Prepare the Windows operating system
    • Install WebSphere Portal on Windows
    • Change to developer mode
    • Configure developer mode on Windows

14. Install DB2
    • Configure JCR collation support
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up DB2
    • Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM
    • Verify databases

15. Set up a stand-alone production server
16. Set up a stand-alone server on AIX
    • Prepare the AIX operating system
    • Install WebSphere Portal on AIX
    • Configure databases
    • Prepare DB2 on AIX
    • AIX stand-alone: Install DB2 on AIX
    • Create users
    • Create remote databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Modify database properties
    • Configure JCR collation support
    • Set up DB2
    • Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM
    • Change driver types
    • Prepare DB2 on HP-UX, Linux, and Solaris for a stand-alone production server
    • Install DB2
    • Create users
    • Create remote databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Modify database properties
    • Configure JCR collation support
    • Set up DB2
    • Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM
    • Change driver types
    • Prepare DB2 for z/OS
    • Install DB2 for z/OS
    • Create users
    • Create remote databases
    • Create the Java Content Repository database
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up DB2 for z/OS
    • Verify database connections
    • Set up a remote Oracle database on AIX, HP-UX, Linux, and Solaris for a stand-alone production server
    • Install Oracle
    • Create databases
    • Create users
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces

17. Set up Oracle
    • Set up a remote Oracle RAC database on AIX, HP-UX, Linux, and Solaris for a stand-alone production server
    • Install Oracle RAC
    • Create users
    • Create databases
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up Oracle RAC
    • Set up a remote SQL Server database on Windows
    • Install SQL Server
    • Create users manually
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up SQL Server 2005
    • Verify databases
    • Prepare a remote Web server when portal is installed on AIX

18. Set up a user registry on AIX
    • Prepare user registries on AIX
    • Prepare a Domino Directory server
    • Prepare a SecureWay Security Server
    • Prepare a Novell eDirectory
    • Prepare a Sun Java System Directory Server
    • Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server

19. Choose the user registry model on AIX
    • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on AIX
    • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on AIX
    • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry over SSL on AIX
    • Configure the default federated repository on AIX
    • Configure a federated LDAP user registry on AIX
    • Add an LDAP user registry on AIX
    • Add an LDAP user registry over SSL on AIX
    • Add a database user registry on AIX
    • Add realm support on AIX
    • Adapting the attribute configuration
    • Query defined attributes on AIX
    • Add attributes on AIX
    • Map attributes on AIX
    • Remove attributes on AIX
20. Create users on AIX
21. Create remote databases on AIX
22. Assign custom table spaces on AIX
23. Modify database properties on AIX
24. Configure JCR collation support on AIX
25. Set up DB2 on AIX
26. Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM on AIX
27. Change driver types on AIX

28. Set up a stand-alone server on HP-UX
    • Prepare the HP-UX operating system
    • Install WebSphere Portal on HP-UX
    • Configure databases
    • Prepare DB2 on AIX
    • Install DB2
    • Prepare DB2 on HP-UX, Linux, and Solaris for a stand-alone production server
    • Install DB2
    • Create users
    • Create remote databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Modify database properties
    • Configure JCR collation support
    • Set up DB2
    • Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM
    • Change driver types
    • Set up a remote Oracle database on AIX, HP-UX, Linux, and Solaris for a stand-alone production server
    • Install Oracle
    • Create databases
    • Create users
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up Oracle

29. Remote Oracle RAC database on AIX, HP-UX, Linux, and Solaris for a stand-alone production server
    • Install Oracle RAC
    • Create users
    • Create databases
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up Oracle RAC

30. Set up a remote SQL Server database on Windows
    • Install SQL Server
    • Create users manually
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up SQL Server 2005
    • Verify databases

31. Prepare a remote Web server when portal is installed on HP-UX

32. Set up a user registry on HP-UX
    • Prepare user registries on HP-UX
    • Prepare a Domino Directory server
    • Prepare a SecureWay Security Server
    • Prepare a Novell eDirectory
    • Prepare a Sun Java System Directory Server
    • Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server

33. Choose the user registry model on HP-UX
    • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on HP-UX
    • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on HP-UX
    • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry over SSL on HP-UX
    • Configure the default federated repository on HP-UX
    • Configure a federated LDAP user registry on HP-UX
    • Add an LDAP user registry on HP-UX
    • Add an LDAP user registry over SSL on HP-UX
    • Add a database user registry on HP-UX
    • Add realm support on HP-UX
    • Adapting the attribute configuration
    • Query defined attributes on HP-UX
    • Add attributes on HP-UX
    • Map attributes on HP-UX
    • Remove attributes on HP-UX

34. Set up a stand-alone server on i5/OS
    • Prepare your System i5
    • Install WebSphere Portal on i5/OS
    • Prepare DB2 for i5/OS
    • Prepare for creation of databases
    • Create user profiles
    • Create remote databases
    • Modify database properties
    • Transferring DB2 for i5/OS manually
    • Verify database connections
    • Prepare the Web server when portal is installed on i5/OS

35. Set up a user registry on i5/OS
    • Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server for System i5
    • Choose the user registry model on i5/OS
    • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on i5/OS
    • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on i5/OS
    • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry over SSL on i5/OS
    • Configure the default federated repository on i5/OS
    • Configure a federated LDAP user registry on i5/OS
    • Add an LDAP user registry on i5/OS
    • Add an LDAP user registry over SSL on i5/OS
    • Add a database user registry on i5/OS
    • Add realm support on i5/OS
    • Adapting the attribute configuration
    • Query defined attributes on i5/OS
    • Add attributes on i5/OS
    • Map attributes on i5/OS
    • Remove attributes on i5/OS

36. Set up a stand-alone server on Linux
    • Prepare the Linux operating system
    • Install WebSphere Portal on Linux
    • Configure databases
    • Prepare DB2 on AIX
    • Install DB2
    • Create users
    • Create remote databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Modify database properties
    • Configure JCR collation support
    • Set up DB2
    • Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM
    • Change driver types
    • Prepare DB2 on HP-UX, Linux, and Solaris for a stand-alone production server
    • Install DB2
    • Create users
    • Create remote databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Modify database properties
    • Configure JCR collation support
    • Set up DB2
    • Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM
    • Change driver types
    • Prepare DB2 for z/OS
    • Install DB2 for z/OS
    • Create users
    • Create remote databases
    • Create the Java Content Repository database
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up DB2 for z/OS
    • Verify database connections
    • Set up a remote Oracle database on AIX, HP-UX, Linux, and Solaris for a stand-alone production server
    • Install Oracle
    • Create databases
    • Create users
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up Oracle
    • Set up a remote Oracle RAC database on AIX, HP-UX, Linux, and Solaris for a stand-alone production server
    • Install Oracle RAC
    • Create users
    • Create databases
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up Oracle RAC
    • Set up a remote SQL Server database on Windows
    • Install SQL Server
    • Create users manually
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up SQL Server 2005
    • Verify databases
    • Prepare a remote Web server when portal is installed on Linux

37. Set up a user registry on Linux
    • Prepare user registries on Linux
    • Prepare a Domino Directory server
    • Prepare a SecureWay Security Server
    • Prepare a Novell eDirectory
    • Prepare a Sun Java System Directory Server
    • Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server

38. Choose the user registry model on Linux
    • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on Linux
    • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on Linux
    • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry over SSL on Linux
    • Configure the default federated repository on Linux
    • Configure a federated LDAP user registry on Linux
    • Add an LDAP user registry on Linux
    • Add an LDAP user registry over SSL on Linux
    • Add a database user registry on Linux
    • Add realm support on Linux
    • Adapting the attribute configuration
    • Query defined attributes on Linux
    • Add attributes on i5/OS
    • Map attributes on i5/OS
    • Remove attributes on i5/OS

39. Set up a stand-alone server on Solaris
    • Prepare the Solaris operating system
    • Install WebSphere Portal on Solaris
    • Configure databases
    • Prepare DB2 on HP-UX, Linux, and Solaris for a stand-alone production server
    • Install DB2
    • Create users
    • Create remote databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Modify database properties
    • Configure JCR collation support

40. Set up DB2
    • Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM
    • Change driver types
    • Prepare DB2 for z/OS
    • Install DB2 for z/OS
    • Create users
    • Create remote databases
    • Create the Java Content Repository database
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Modify database properties

41. Set up DB2 for z/OS
    • Verify database connections
    • Set up a remote Oracle database on AIX, HP-UX, Linux, and Solaris for a stand-alone production server
    • Install Oracle
    • Create databases
    • Create users
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces

42. Set up Oracle
    • Set up a remote Oracle RAC database on AIX, HP-UX, Linux, and Solaris for a stand-alone production server
    • Install Oracle RAC
    • Create users
    • Create databases
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up Oracle RAC

43. Set up a remote SQL Server database on Windows
    • Install SQL Server
    • Create users manually
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up SQL Server 2005
    • Verify databases

44. Prepare a remote Web server when portal is installed on Solaris

45. Set up a user registry on Solaris
    • Prepare user registries on Solaris
    • Prepare a Domino Directory server
    • Prepare a SecureWay Security Server
    • Prepare a Novell eDirectory
    • Prepare a Sun Java System Directory Server
    • Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server

    • Choose the user registry model on Solaris
      • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on Solaris
      • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on Solaris
      • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry over SSL on Solaris
      • Configure the default federated repository on Solaris
      • Configure a federated LDAP user registry on Solaris
      • Add an LDAP user registry on Solaris
      • Add an LDAP user registry over SSL on Solaris
      • Add a database user registry on Solaris
      • Add realm support on Solaris
      • Adapting the attribute configuration
      • Query defined attributes on Solaris
      • Add attributes on Solaris
      • Map attributes on Solaris
      • Remove attributes on Solaris

46. Set up a stand-alone server on Windows
    • Prepare the Windows operating system
    • Install WebSphere Portal on Windows
    • Set up a database
      • Configure a local database
        • Install DB2
        • Configure JCR collation support
        • Modify database properties
        • Set up databases
        • Assign custom table spaces
        • Set up DB2
        • Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM
        • Verify databases

    • Set up a remote DB2 database
      • Install DB2
      • Create users
      • Create remote databases
      • Assign custom table spaces
      • Modify database properties
      • Configure JCR collation support
      • Set up DB2
      • Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM
      • Change driver types

    • Set up a remote Oracle database on Windows
      • Install Oracle
      • Create users
      • Create databases
      • Modify database properties
      • Set up databases
      • Assign custom table spaces
      • Set up Oracle

    • Set up a remote Oracle RAC database on Windows
      • Install Oracle RAC
      • Create users
      • Create databases
      • Modify database properties
      • Set up databases
      • Assign custom table spaces
      • Set up Oracle RAC

    • Set up a remote SQL Server database on Windows
      • Install SQL Server
      • Create users manually
      • Modify database properties
      • Set up databases
      • Assign custom table spaces
      • Set up SQL Server 2005

    • Verify databases
    • Prepare a remote Web server when portal is installed on Windows

    • Set up a user registry on Windows
      • Prepare user registries on Windows
      • Active Directory w/Portal example
      • Prepare an Active Directory server
      • Prepare an Active Directory-Lightweight-Directory-Services on Windows
      • Prepare a Domino Directory server
      • Prepare a SecureWay Security Server
      • Prepare a Novell eDirectory
      • Prepare a Sun Java System Directory Server
      • Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server

    • Choose the user registry model on Windows
      • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on Windows
      • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on Windows
      • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry over SSL on Windows
      • Configure the default federated repository on Windows
      • Configure a federated LDAP user registry on Windows
      • Add an LDAP user registry on Windows
      • Add an LDAP user registry over SSL on Windows
      • Add a database user registry on Windows
      • Add realm support on Windows
      • Adapting the attribute configuration
      • Query defined attributes on Windows
      • Add attributes on Windows
      • Map attributes on Windows
      • Remove attributes on Windows

47. Set up a cluster
48. Set up a cluster on AIX
    • Prepare prerequisite and corequisite software on AIX
    • Prepare the WAS Deployment Manager on AIX
    • Prepare a remote Web server when portal is installed on AIX
    • Prepare the AIX operating system
    • Prepare the primary node on AIX
    • Install WebSphere Portal on AIX on the primary node
    • Set up a remote database
    • DB2
    • Install DB2
    • Create users
    • Create remote databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Modify database properties
    • Configure JCR collation support
    • Set up DB2
    • Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM
    • Change driver types

49. DB2 for z/OS
    • Install DB2 for z/OS
    • Create users
    • Create remote databases
    • Create the Java Content Repository database
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up DB2 for z/OS

50. Oracle
    • Install Oracle
    • Create users
    • Create databases
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up Oracle

51. Oracle RAC
    • Install Oracle RAC
    • Create users
    • Create databases
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up Oracle RAC
    • SQL Server
    • Install SQL Server
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up SQL Server 2005

52. Verify databases
53. Configure the primary node to communicate with the deployment manager on AIX
54. Removing search collections on AIX
55. Choose the type of cluster to create on AIX
56. Create a static cluster on AIX
57. Create a new dynamic cluster on AIX using WebSphere Virtual Enterprise
58. Prepare a remote Web server when portal is installed on AIX

59. Set up a user registry on AIX in a clustered environment
    • Prepare user registries on AIX
    • Prepare a Domino Directory server
    • Prepare a SecureWay Security Server
    • Prepare a Novell eDirectory
    • Prepare a Sun Java System Directory Server
    • Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server
    • Choose the user registry model on AIX in a clustered environment
    • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on AIX in a clustered environment
    • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on AIX 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
    • Adapting the attribute configuration
    • Query defined attributes on AIX
    • Add attributes on AIX in a clustered environment
    • Map attributes on AIX in a clustered environment
    • Remove attributes
    • Prepare additional nodes on AIX
    • Install WebSphere Portal on AIX on the additional 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
    • Choose the type of vertical cluster to create on AIX
    • Add vertical cluster members to a static cluster
    • Add vertical cluster members to a dynamic cluster
    • 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
    • Routing requests across clusters on AIX
    • Sharing database domains between clusters

60. Set up a cluster on HP-UX
    • Prepare prerequisite and corequisite software on HP-UX
    • Prepare the WAS Deployment Manager on HP-UX
    • Prepare a remote Web server when portal is installed on HP-UX
    • Prepare the HP-UX operating system
    • Prepare the primary node on HP-UX
    • Install WebSphere Portal on HP-UX on the primary node
    • Set up a remote database
    • DB2

61. Install DB2
    • Create users
    • Create remote databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Modify database properties
    • Configure JCR collation support
    • Set up DB2
    • Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM
    • Change driver types

62. DB2 for z/OS
    • Install DB2 for z/OS
    • Create users
    • Create remote databases
    • Create the Java Content Repository database
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up DB2 for z/OS

63. Oracle
    • Install Oracle
    • Create users
    • Create databases
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up Oracle

64. Oracle RAC
    • Install Oracle RAC
    • Create users
    • Create databases
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up Oracle RAC

65. SQL Server
    • Install SQL Server
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up SQL Server 2005
    • SQL Server
    • Verify databases
    • Configure the primary node to communicate with the deployment manager on HP-UX
    • Removing search collections on HP-UX
    • Choose the type of cluster to create on HP-UX
    • Create a static cluster on HP-UX
    • Create a new dynamic cluster on HP-UX using WebSphere Virtual Enterprise
    • Prepare a remote Web server when portal is installed on HP-UX

66. Set up a user registry on HP-UX in a clustered environment
    • Prepare user registries on HP-UX
    • Prepare a Domino Directory server
    • Prepare a SecureWay Security Server
    • Prepare a Novell eDirectory
    • Prepare a Sun Java System Directory Server
    • Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server

    • Choose the user registry model on HP-UX in a clustered environment
    • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on HP-UX in a clustered environment
    • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on HP-UX in a clustered environment
    • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry over SSL on HP-UX in a clustered environment
    • Configure the default federated repository on HP-UX in a clustered environment
    • Configure a federated LDAP user registry on HP-UX in a clustered environment
    • Add an LDAP user registry on HP-UX in a clustered environment
    • Add an LDAP user registry over SSL on HP-UX in a clustered environment
    • Add a database user registry on HP-UX in a clustered environment
    • Add realm support on HP-UX in a clustered environment
    • Adapting the attribute configuration
    • Query defined attributes on HP-UX
    • Add attributes on HP-UX in a clustered environment
    • Map attributes on HP-UX in a clustered environment
    • Remove attributes
    • Prepare additional nodes on HP-UX
    • Install WebSphere Portal on HP-UX on the additional nodes
    • Choose the type of additional node to create on HP-UX
    • Add additional nodes to the static cluster on HP-UX
    • Add an additional node to an existing dynamic cluster
    • Choose the type of vertical cluster to create on HP-UX
    • Add vertical cluster members to a static cluster
    • Add vertical cluster members to a dynamic cluster
    • Configure search in a cluster on HP-UX
    • Configure Portal Search in a cluster on HP-UX
    • Configure JCR search in a cluster on HP-UX
    • Set up multiple clusters on HP-UX
    • Install multiple clusters in a single cell on HP-UX
    • Routing requests across clusters on HP-UX
    • Sharing database domains between clusters

67. Set up a cluster on i5/OS
    • Prepare prerequisite and corequisite software on i5/OS
    • Prepare the WAS Deployment Manager on i5/OS
    • Prepare the Web server when portal is installed on i5/OS
    • Prepare your System i5
    • Prepare the primary node on i5/OS
    • Install WebSphere Portal on i5/OS on the primary node
    • Set up a remote database
    • Prepare DB2 for i5/OS
    • Prepare for creation of databases
    • Create user profiles
    • Create remote databases
    • Modify database properties
    • Transferring DB2 for i5/OS manually
    • Verify database connections
    • Configure the primary node to communicate with the deployment manager on i5/OS
    • Removing search collections on i5/OS
    • Create the cluster on i5/OS
    • Prepare the Web server when portal is installed on i5/OS

68. Prepare user registries on i5/OS
    • Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server for System i5
    • Set up a user registry on i5/OS in a clustered environment

    • Choose the user registry model on i5/OS in a clustered environment
      • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on i5/OS in a clustered environment
      • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on i5/OS in a clustered environment
      • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry over SSL on i5/OS in a clustered environment
      • Configure the default federated repository on i5/OS in a clustered environment
      • Configure a federated LDAP user registry on i5/OS in a clustered environment
      • Add an LDAP user registry on i5/OS in a clustered environment
      • Add an LDAP user registry over SSL on i5/OS in a clustered environment
      • Add a database user registry on i5/OS in a clustered environment
      • Add realm support on i5/OS in a clustered environment

    • Adapting the attribute configuration
      • Prepare additional nodes on i5/OS
      • Rendering documents on i5/OS
      • Configure an HTML rendering server on i5/OS
      • Associating an HTML rendering server with WebSphere Portal
      • Backing up and restoring profiles
      • Backing up a profile on i5/OS
      • Backing up remote database schemas
      • Backing up the HTTP server
      • Backing up the Deployment Manager profile on i5/OS
      • Restoring a profile
      • Restoring remote database schemas
      • Restoring the HTTP instance
      • Restoring the Deployment Manager profile
      • Configure search in a cluster on i5/OS
      • Configure Portal Search in a cluster on i5/OS
      • Configure JCR search in a cluster on i5/OS
      • Set up multiple clusters on i5/OS
      • Install multiple clusters in a single cell on i5/OS
      • Routing requests across clusters on i5/OS
      • Sharing database domains between clusters

69. Set up a cluster on Linux
    • Prepare prerequisite and corequisite software on Linux
    • Prepare the WAS Deployment Manager on Linux
    • Prepare a remote Web server when portal is installed on Linux
    • Prepare the Linux operating system
    • Prepare the primary node on Linux
    • Install WebSphere Portal on Linux on the primary node
    • Set up a remote database
    • DB2
    • Install DB2
    • Create users
    • Create remote databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Modify database properties
    • Configure JCR collation support
    • Set up DB2
    • Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM
    • Change driver types
    • DB2 for z/OS
    • Install DB2 for z/OS
    • Create users
    • Create remote databases
    • Create the Java Content Repository database
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up DB2 for z/OS
    • Oracle
    • Install Oracle
    • Create users
    • Create databases
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up Oracle
    • Oracle RAC
    • Install Oracle RAC
    • Create users
    • Create databases
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up Oracle RAC
    • SQL Server
    • Install SQL Server
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up SQL Server 2005
    • Verify databases
    • Configure the primary node to communicate with the deployment manager on Linux
    • Removing search collections on Linux
    • Choose the type of cluster to create on Linux
    • Create a static cluster on Linux
    • Create a new dynamic cluster on Linux using WebSphere Virtual Enterprise
    • Prepare a remote Web server when portal is installed on Linux

70. Set up a user registry on Linux in a clustered environment
    • Prepare user registries on Linux
    • Prepare a Domino Directory server
    • Prepare a SecureWay Security Server
    • Prepare a Novell eDirectory
    • Prepare a Sun Java System Directory Server
    • Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server
    • Choose the user registry model on Linux in a clustered environment
    • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on Linux in a clustered environment
    • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on Linux in a clustered environment
    • 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
    • Adapting the attribute configuration
    • Query defined attributes on Linux
    • Add attributes on Linux in a clustered environment
    • Map attributes on Linux in a clustered environment
    • Remove attributes

71. Prepare additional nodes on Linux

72. Install WebSphere Portal on Linux on the additional nodes
73. Choose the type of additional node to create on Linux
74. Add additional nodes to the static cluster on Linux
75. Add an additional node to an existing dynamic cluster
76. Choose the type of vertical cluster to create on Linux
77. Add vertical cluster members to a static cluster
78. Add vertical cluster members to a dynamic cluster
79. Configure search in a cluster on Linux
80. Configure Portal Search in a cluster on Linux
81. Configure JCR search in a cluster on Linux
82. Set up multiple clusters on Linux
83. Install multiple clusters in a single cell on Linux
84. Routing requests across clusters on Linux
85. Sharing database domains between clusters

86. Set up a cluster on Solaris
    • Prepare prerequisite and corequisite software on Solaris
    • Prepare the WAS Deployment Manager on Solaris
    • Prepare a remote Web server when portal is installed on Solaris
    • Prepare the Solaris operating system
    • Prepare the primary node on Solaris
    • Install WebSphere Portal on Solaris on the primary node
    • Set up a remote database
    • DB2
    • Install DB2
    • Create users
    • Create remote databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Modify database properties
    • Configure JCR collation support
    • Set up DB2
    • Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM
    • Change driver types
    • DB2 for z/OS
    • Install DB2 for z/OS
    • Create users
    • Create remote databases
    • Create the Java Content Repository database
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up DB2 for z/OS
    • Oracle
    • Install Oracle
    • Create users
    • Create databases
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Set up Oracle
    • Oracle RAC
    • Install Oracle RAC
    • Create users
    • Create databases
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up Oracle RAC
    • SQL Server
    • Install SQL Server
    • Modify database properties
    • Set up databases
    • Assign custom table spaces
    • Set up SQL Server 2005
    • Verify databases
    • Configure the primary node to communicate with the deployment manager on Solaris
    • Removing search collections on Solaris
    • Choose the type of cluster to create on Solaris
    • Create a static cluster on Solaris
    • Create a new dynamic cluster on Solaris using WebSphere Virtual Enterprise
    • Prepare a remote Web server when portal is installed on Solaris

87. Set up a user registry on Solaris in a clustered environment
    • Prepare user registries on Solaris
    • Prepare a Domino Directory server
    • Prepare a SecureWay Security Server
    • Prepare a Novell eDirectory
    • Prepare a Sun Java System Directory Server
    • Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server

    • Choose the user registry model on Solaris in a clustered environment
      • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on Solaris in a clustered environment
      • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on Solaris in a clustered environment
      • 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
      • Adapting the attribute configuration
      • Query defined attributes on Solaris
      • Add attributes on Solaris in a clustered environment
      • Map attributes on Solaris in a clustered environment
      • Remove attributes
      • Prepare additional nodes on Solaris
      • Install WebSphere Portal on Solaris on the additional 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
      • Choose the type of vertical cluster to create on Solaris
      • Add vertical cluster members to a static cluster
      • Add vertical cluster members to a dynamic cluster
      • 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
      • Routing requests across clusters on Solaris
      • Sharing database domains between clusters

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88. Set up a cluster on Windows
    • Prepare prerequisite and corequisite software on Windows
    • Prepare the WAS Deployment Manager on Windows
    • Prepare a remote Web server when portal is installed on Windows
    • Prepare the Windows operating system
    • Prepare the primary node on Windows
    • Install WebSphere Portal on Windows on the primary node
    • Set up a remote database
    • DB2
      • Install DB2
      • Create users
      • Create remote databases
      • Assign custom table spaces
      • Modify database properties
      • Configure JCR collation support
      • Set up DB2
      • Configure DB2 for large file handling in WCM
      • Change driver types

    • DB2 for z/OS
      • Install DB2 for z/OS
      • Create users
      • Create remote databases
      • Create the Java Content Repository database
      • Assign custom table spaces
      • Set up DB2 for z/OS

    • Oracle
      • Install Oracle
      • Create users
      • Create databases
      • Modify database properties
      • Set up databases
      • Assign custom table spaces
      • Set up Oracle

    • Oracle RAC
      • Install Oracle RAC
      • Create users
      • Create databases
      • Modify database properties
      • Set up databases
      • Assign custom table spaces
      • Set up Oracle RAC

    • SQL Server
      • Install SQL Server
      • Modify database properties
      • Set up databases
      • Assign custom table spaces
      • Set up SQL Server 2005
      • Verify databases

    • Configure the primary node to communicate with the deployment manager on Windows
      • Removing search collections on Windows
      • Choose the type of cluster to create on Windows
      • Create a static cluster on Windows
      • Create a new dynamic cluster on Windows using WebSphere Virtual Enterprise
      • Prepare a remote Web server when portal is installed on Windows

      • Set up a user registry on Windows in a clustered environment
        • Prepare user registries on Windows
        • Prepare an Active Directory server
        • Prepare an Active Directory-Lightweight-Directory-Services on Windows
        • Prepare a Domino Directory server
        • Prepare a SecureWay Security Server
        • Prepare a Novell eDirectory
        • Prepare a Sun Java System Directory Server
        • Prepare a Tivoli Directory Server

        • Choose the user registry model on Windows in a clustered environment
        • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on Windows in a clustered environment
        • Configure a stand-alone LDAP user registry on Windows in a clustered environment
        • 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
        • Adapting the attribute configuration
        • Query defined attributes on Windows
        • Add attributes on Windows in a clustered environment
        • Map attributes on Windows in a clustered environment
        • Remove attributes

      • Prepare additional nodes on Windows
        • Install WebSphere Portal on Windows on the additional 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
        • Choose the type of vertical cluster to create on Windows
        • Add vertical cluster members to a static cluster
        • Add vertical cluster members to a dynamic cluster
        • 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
        • Routing requests across clusters on Windows
        • Sharing database domains between clusters

89. Manual database creation and setup
    • Set up a local DB2
    • Create users
    • Create local databases on Windows
    • Manually creating users and granting privileges for Oracle
    • Create users
    • Granting privileges
    • Create users and databases for SQL Server on Windows
    • Create users manually
    • Create databases manually

90. About ReleaseBuilder
    • Manual steps prior to using ReleaseBuilder
    • Building a Release

91. Set up a Personalization server on WAS
    • Plan for the Personalization Server
    • Install and uninstall the Personalization Server

92. Uninstalling WebSphere Portal
    • Uninstalling WebSphere Portal on a single server
    • Uninstalling on AIX
    • Prepare to uninstall on AIX
    • Uninstalling on AIX
    • Uninstalling on HP-UX
    • Prepare to uninstall on HP-UX
    • Uninstalling on HP-UX
    • Uninstalling on i5/OS
    • Prepare to uninstall on i5/OS
    • Uninstalling on i5/OS
    • Uninstalling on Linux
    • Prepare to uninstall on Linux
    • Uninstalling on Linux
    • Uninstalling on Solaris
    • Prepare to uninstall on Solaris
    • Uninstalling on Solaris
    • Uninstalling on Windows
    • Prepare to uninstall on Windows
    • Uninstalling on Windows
    • Manually uninstalling WebSphere Portal
    • Uninstalling manually on AIX
    • Uninstalling manually on HP-UX
    • Uninstalling manually on i5/OS
    • Uninstalling manually on Linux
    • Uninstalling manually on Solaris
    • Uninstalling manually on Windows
    • Uninstalling WebSphere Portal in a cluster
    • Restrictions on moving a node to a stand-alone configuration
    • Uninstalling from a cluster on AIX
    • Prepare to uninstall on AIX
    • Uninstalling on AIX
    • Uninstalling from a cluster on HP-UX
    • Prepare to uninstall on HP-UX
    • Uninstalling on HP-UX
    • Uninstalling from a cluster on i5/OS
    • Prepare to uninstall on i5/OS
    • Uninstalling on i5/OS
    • Uninstalling from a cluster on Linux
    • Prepare to uninstall on Linux
    • Uninstalling on Linux
    • Uninstalling from a cluster on Solaris
    • Prepare to uninstall on Solaris
    • Uninstalling on Solaris
    • Uninstalling from a cluster on Windows
    • Prepare to uninstall on Windows
    • Uninstalling on Windows
    • Applying fixes

93. Migrating from an earlier version
94. Configure WebSphere Portal
    • Configuration task properties
    • Change the portal URI
    • Configure WebSphere Portal with the configuration wizard
    • Starting the configuration wizard on i5/OS
    • Starting the configuration wizard on UNIX
    • Starting the configuration wizard on Windows
    • Manage the user registry

95. Enable application groups
    • Manage the user registry on AIX
    • Update the user registry on AIX

96. Add a database user registry on AIX
    • Configure a property extension database on AIX
    • Remove attributes

97. Change 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
    • Restoring the VMM setup with a federated file repository on AIX

98. Manage the user registry on an HP-UX
    • Update the user registry on an HP-UX
    • Add a database user registry on HP-UX
    • Configure a property extension database on HP-UX
    • Remove attributes
    • Change to a federated repository on HP-UX
    • Update the base entry on HP-UX
    • Update the database user registry on HP-UX
    • Update the federated LDAP user registry on HP-UX
    • Update the realm configuration on HP-UX
    • Create the entity type on HP-UX
    • Update an entity type on HP-UX
    • Update a group member on HP-UX
    • Update the stand-alone LDAP user registry on HP-UX
    • Update the group membership configuration on HP-UX
    • Update the context pool configuration on HP-UX
    • Delete the user registry configurations on an HP-UX
    • Delete the LDAP entity type on HP-UX
    • Delete the base entry on HP-UX
    • Delete the LDAP group member on HP-UX
    • Delete the realm on HP-UX
    • Delete the realm base entry on HP-UX
    • Delete the repository on HP-UX
    • Restoring the VMM setup with a federated file repository on HP-UX

99. Manage the user registry on i5/OS
    • Update the user registry on i5/OS
    • Add a database user registry on i5/OS
    • Configure a property extension database on i5/OS
    • Remove attributes
    • Change to a federated repository on i5/OS
    • Update the base entry on i5/OS
    • Update the database user registry on i5/OS
    • Update the federated LDAP user registry on i5/OS
    • Update the realm configuration on i5/OS
    • Create the entity type on i5/OS
    • Update an entity type on i5/OS
    • Update a group member on i5/OS
    • Update the stand-alone LDAP user registry on i5/OS
    • Update the group membership configuration on i5/OS
    • Update the context pool configuration on i5/OS
    • Delete the user registry configurations on i5/OS
    • Delete the LDAP entity type on i5/OS
    • Delete the base entry on i5/OS
    • Delete the LDAP group member on i5/OS
    • Delete the realm on i5/OS
    • Delete the realm base entry on i5/OS
    • Delete the repository on i5/OS
    • Restoring the VMM setup with a federated file repository on i5/OS

100. Manage the user registry on Linux
     • Update the user registry on Linux
     • Add a database user registry on Linux
     • Configure a property extension database on Linux
     • Remove attributes
     • Change 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
     • Restoring the VMM setup with a federated file repository on Linux

101. Manage the user registry on Solaris
     • Update the user registry on Solaris
     • Add a database user registry on Solaris
     • Configure a property extension database on Solaris
     • Remove attributes
     • Change 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
     • Restoring the VMM setup with a federated file repository on Solaris
     • Additional security features

102. Manage the user registry on Windows
     • Update the user registry on Windows
     • Add a database user registry on Windows
     • Configure a property extension database on Windows
     • Remove attributes
     • Change 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
     • Restoring the VMM setup with a federated file repository on Windows

103. Secure your environment on AIX
     • Secure LTPA keys on a production environment
     • Enable step-up authentication and/or the Remember me cookie
     • Configure Remember me for J2EE authentication
     • Disabling step-up authentication and/or the Remember me cookie
     • Step-up authentication properties
     • Remember me properties

104. Secure your environment on HP-UX
     • Secure LTPA keys on a production environment
     • Enable step-up authentication and/or the Remember me cookie
     • Configure Remember me for J2EE authentication
     • Disabling step-up authentication and/or the Remember me cookie
     • Step-up authentication properties
     • Remember me properties

105. Secure your environment on i5/OS
     • Secure LTPA keys on a production environment
     • Enable step-up authentication and/or the Remember me cookie
     • Configure Remember me for J2EE authentication
     • Disabling step-up authentication and/or the Remember me cookie
     • Step-up authentication properties
     • Remember me properties

106. Secure your environment on Linux
     • Secure LTPA keys on a production environment
     • Enable step-up authentication and/or the Remember me cookie
     • Configure Remember me for J2EE authentication
     • Disabling step-up authentication and/or the Remember me cookie
     • Step-up authentication properties
     • Remember me properties

107. Secure your environment on Solaris
     • Secure LTPA keys on a production environment
     • Enable step-up authentication and/or the Remember me cookie
     • Configure Remember me for J2EE authentication
     • Disabling step-up authentication and/or the Remember me cookie
     • Step-up authentication properties
     • Remember me properties

108. Secure your environment on Windows
     • Secure LTPA keys on a production environment
     • Enable step-up authentication and/or the Remember me cookie
     • Configure Remember me for J2EE authentication
     • Disabling step-up authentication and/or the Remember me cookie
     • Step-up authentication properties
     • Remember me properties
     • Enable application groups

109. Configure SSL
     • Set up SSL
     • Configure SSL only for the login process
     • Set up Client Certificate Authentication
     • Delete passwords from configuration scripts
     • Java 2 security with WebSphere Portal
     • Update user ID and passwords
     • External security managers
     • Enable 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 Tivoli Access Manager is working
     • Removing the Credential Vault adapter
     • Removing Tivoli Access Manager
     • Disable user provisioning

110. Configure eTrust SiteMinder
     • Configure eTrust SiteMinder for authentication and authorization
     • Configure eTrust SiteMinder to perform authentication
     • Configure eTrust SiteMinder to perform authorization
     • Removing eTrust SiteMinder

111. Verify Trust Association Interceptors for authentication
     • Masking passwords in External Security Manager properties files
     • Change the login and logout pages
     • Manage access control with external security managers
     • 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

112. Configure portal behavior
     • Set the language of the portal
     • Use portal light mode
     • Configure portal light mode
     • Set portal light mode
     • Create a custom unique name
     • Set what users see when they log in to the portal
     • Manage your time settings
     • Set the search engine that opens when users select Find
     • Handle portlets that the user is not authorized to view
     • Configure the portal for the Mashup Center
     • Configure user session persistance
     • Configure dynamic fragment cache
     • Configure portlet filtering
     • Configure authentication filters
     • Caching with a proxy server
     • URL Map
     • HTTP proxy configuration
     • Delayed cleanup of deleted portal pages
     • Delete orphaned data
     • Set service configuration properties
     • Overview of configuration services
     • Portal configuration services
     • Parallel portlet rendering

113. Configure WCM
     • Authoring server
     • Install the authoring portlet
     • Configure the Authoring Portlet
     • Selecting Web content libraries
     • Define preview options
     • Define user interface options
     • Define rich text options
     • Additional authoring portlet configuration options
     • Web content authoring options
     • Configure authoring portlet search
     • Import large files and images
     • Increasing time-outs
     • Configure remote server access for links
     • Set up the Missed Absolute Path Cache
     • Set up support for federated documents
     • Configure federated documents
     • Configure a Web content staging environment
     • Delivery server
     • Add a Web Content Viewer portlet
     • Set up a local Web Content Viewer
     • Locking configuration settings
     • Set default values
     • Content settings
     • Profiling settings
     • Portlet settings
     • Advanced options
     • Set up a remote Web Content Viewer
     • Selecting content to display in a portlet
     • Profiling a rendering portlet
     • Define links between portlets
     • Define access control credentials
     • Define other remote portlet settings
     • Display content with Web Content Viewers
     • Use the JSR 286 Web Content Viewer
     • Dynamically setting the portlet title
     • Customize error messages
     • Coordination with other JSR 286 portlets
     • Set up site analysis for the Web Content Viewer
     • Enable the Web Content Viewer logger
     • Site analysis example for the Web Content Viewer
     • XML configuration interface parameters for the JSR 286 Web Content Viewer
     • Link Web Content Viewers
     • Enable session handling with the traditional Web Content Viewer
     • Web Content Viewer best practices
     • Web content cache configuration
     • Data cache configuration
     • Configure pre-rendering
     • Delivery server configuration
     • Additional configuration options
     • Controlling access to hosts specified in a URL
     • Web content substitution variables
     • Resetting the Web content event log
     • Enable connect tags
     • Remove authoring configuration task
     • Enable e-mail
     • Configure syndication
     • Disabling automatic syndication
     • Change the syndication interval
     • Syndication troubleshooting
     • Enable search for Web content
     • Configure a site to be searchable
     • Configure WCM search options
     • Configure the Search and Browse portlet to search for Web content
     • Configure Search Center to search for Web content
     • Crawling Web content with search seedlists
     • Use the search seedlist 1.0 format
     • Enable support for search seedlist 1.0
     • Use the custom metadata field search support
     • Seedlist 1.0 REST service API
     • Use the search seedlist 0.9

114. Configure IBM Tivoli License Compliance Manager
     • Configure IBM TLCM on AIX
     • Configure IBM TLCM on HP-UX
     • Configure IBM TLCM on i5/OS
     • Configure IBM TLCM on Linux
     • Configure IBM TLCM on Solaris
     • Configure IBM TLCM on Windows
     • Set up a remote spell checker
     • Install a remote spell checker
     • Set up a remote spell checker
     • Configure access to a remote spell checker

115. Enable Document Conversion Services
     • Prerequisites for Document Conversion Services
     • Enable remote document conversion
     • Files that can be viewed as HTML
     • Connecting to existing database domains
     • Add features
     • Add composite application pages and portlets
     • Add Personalization features
     • Add Common Mail support
     • Add Domino Extended Products Portlets support
     • Add WCM
     • Add blog and wiki template libraries
     • Add mashup integration
     • Activating SSL and FIPS

116. Tuning and performance
     • Portal Tuning Guide
     • Tuning Analysis
     • Tuning WCM caches
     • Cache tuning for federated documents
     • Syndication tuning
     • Tuning the application serving environment
       • Tuning parameter hot list
       • Tuning TCP/IP buffer sizes
       • Tuning the IBM virtual machine for Java
       • Tuning HotSpot JVMs
         • Sun HotSpot JVM tuning parameters
     • Tuning transport channel services
     • Check hardware configuration and settings
     • Tuning operating systems
       • Tuning Windows systems
       • Tuning Linux systems
       • Tuning AIX systems
       • Tuning Solaris systems
       • Tuning HP-UX systems
     • Tuning Web servers
     • Web server plug-in tuning tips
     • Troubleshooting performance problems
     • Tuning Windows
     • Tuning Solaris
     • Tuning Linux
     • Tuning i5/OS
     • Tuning HP-UX
     • Tuning AIX
     • Tuning Windows
     • Tuning Solaris
     • Tuning i5/OS
     • Tuning i5/OS
     • Tuning HP-UX
     • Tuning AIX

117. Administering WebSphere Portal
     • Portal administration tools
     • Portal administration portlets
     • Overview of administration portlets
     • Work with administration portlets
     • Deploy the administration self-help pages and 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 reference
     • Sample XML configuration files
     • Portal Scripting Interface
     • About the Portal Scripting Interface
     • Work with the Portal Scripting Interface
     • Command reference for Portal Scripting Interface
     • Site management extension of the Portal Scripting Interface
     • Publishing a page by using the Portal Scripting Interface
     • Promoting a page by using the Portal Scripting Interface
     • Demoting a page by using the Portal Scripting Interface
     • Example JACL scripts for site management
     • Use scripts for composite applications
     • Scripts for composite applications
     • Installed portlets
     • Business portlets
     • Users and groups
     • Manage users and groups
     • Add new users
     • Viewing the members of a group
     • Edit user information
     • Reusing 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
     • Deregistering users and groups
     • Set limits on searches for users and groups
     • Change database passwords that are used by WebSphere Portal
     • Controlling access
     • Manage Access Control
     • Resources, roles, and policies
     • Resources
     • Resource blocking based on roles
     • Roles
     • Access rights
     • Initial Access Control Settings
     • Access control scenarios
     • Assign access to policies
     • Set user and group permissions
     • Set resource permissions
     • Delegated Access Control Administration
     • Access Control Caching
     • Auditing
     • Browser behavior and scenarios
     • Back button behavior
     • Back button limitations
     • Configure history expiration limit
     • History expiration limit scenarios
     • Manage portal resources with policies
     • Policy principles
     • Policy rules
     • Users, tasks, and tools
     • Work with policies
     • Work with main policies
     • Editing 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
     • Create a child policy
     • Selecting 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
     • Sample Policy XML configuration files
     • Manage portlets and portlet applications
     • Web modules, portlet applications, and portlets
     • Install a portlet
     • Deploy J2EE resources
     • Activating and deactivating portlet applications or portlets
     • Modify portlet applications and portlets
     • Configure portlet applications or portlet parameters
     • Copy portlet applications
     • Copying portlets
     • Update Web modules, portlet applications, and portlets
     • Delete Web modules, portlet applications, or portlets
     • Disabling anchors in portlet URLs
     • Create pages
     • Pages, shared pages, and derived pages
     • Behavior of derived pages in combination with locks and changing access permissions
     • Create pages
     • Create shared pages
     • Create derived pages
     • Create page templates
     • Create pages from a page template
     • Add a page from the Mashup Center to the portal
     • Include static content pages in the portal
     • Create a static page
     • Update a static page
     • Locking and unlocking static page content
     • Use the XML configuration interface to work with static pages
     • Scripting for static pages

118. Work with Web content pages
     • Web content page templates
     • Create Web content pages
     • Create a Web content page with the XML configuration interface
     • Previewing content on Web content pages
     • Dynamic Web content page selection

119. Manage pages
     • Selecting pages
     • Create pages
     • Create a label
     • Create a URL
     • Editing pages, labels, and URLs
     • Searching 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

120. Use WebDAV with WebSphere Portal
     • Serving HTTP OPTIONS requests to the server context root by WebDAV clients
     • Work with WebDAV clients
     • WebDAV clients supported by Microsoft Windows
     • WebFolders
     • Mini Redirector Client
     • WebDrive
     • Microsoft Office
     • Open Office
     • Linux
     • Gnome Nautilus
     • davfs2 file system driver
     • Mac OS

121. Manage portlets on a page
     • Add portlets to a page
     • 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
     • Searching for portlets
     • Limiting search results
     • Rearrange categories in the Portlet Palette
     • Move portlets to another category
     • Copying a portlet to multiple categories
     • Renaming a category in a palette
     • Set the category titles for other languages
     • Resetting the Palette to the default settings
     • Delete a category
     • Delete a portlet from a Palette category
     • Modify Palette settings
     • Access control for the Palette

122. Use portlet wires
     • Work with portlet wires
     • Select the matching mode
     • Add a wire
     • Delete a wire
     • Define global targets

123. Manage the cluster
     • Enable LDAP security after cluster creation
     • Renaming the node
     • Determining application sharing between clusters
     • Applying updates to custom applications
     • Manage portlets in the cluster
     • Portlet deployment
     • Deploy portlets common to a cluster
     • Deploy portlets in a secure environment
     • Delete portlets common across clusters
     • Deploy portlets unique to a cluster
     • Update portlets common across clusters
     • Manage replication in the cluster
     • Manage Portal Scripting Interface in the cluster
     • Manage Single sign-on settings in the cluster
     • Update Personalization properties in a cluster
     • Manage WAS in the cluster

124. 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
     • Change page layout
     • Add a custom layout
     • Page builder layout templates
     • Share pages
     • Configure access control for the sharing functionality (mandatory)
     • Sharing pages with other users
     • Viewing and adding shared pages
     • Page builder drag-and-drop
     • Use a different Dojo version
     • Hints and tips for page builder
     • Use WebDAV to manage pages and static content
     • How to connect to WebDAV for working with portal pages and static content
     • Customize pages
     • Layout and content
     • Add portlets to a page
     • Organizing objects
     • Modify page layout
     • Change portlet settings
     • Selecting a personalization rule
     • Locking content on a page
     • Lock and unlock content
     • Set the delete option
     • Locking and unlocking static page content
     • Connections between portlets
     • Themes and skins
     • Set the default theme
     • Set the default skin

125. Manage your site
     • Enable remote access to your servers
     • Manage your servers
     • Secure HTTP proxy
     • Publishing your page
     • Providing reviewer access to a published page
     • Promoting your page
     • Demoting your page
     • Republishing and promoting a page
     • Site management extension of the Portal Scripting Interface
     • Publishing a page by using the Portal Scripting Interface
     • Promoting a page by using the Portal Scripting Interface
     • Demoting a page by using the Portal Scripting Interface
     • Example JACL scripts for site management

126. 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

127. Portal Search
     • Portlets for working with Search
     • Plan and preparing for Portal Search
     • Security
     • Search on Portal Search collections and other content sources
     • Search on secured portal sites and pages and content management items
     • Encrypte 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
     • Searching 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
     • Add and configuring the External Search Results portlet
     • Configure and adding 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 custom portal themes to include the search box
     • Customize your own search portlet helps
     • Set up search collections
     • Create search collections
     • Manage the content sources of a search collection
     • Applying filter rules
     • Exporting and importing search collections
     • Search and crawling portal and other sites
     • Searching your local portal site
     • Configure a crawler to search your local portal site
     • Crawling a multilingual portal site
     • Configure search on a secured portal site
     • Enable search on a secured portal site with the default configuration
     • Customize your search collection for secured portal pages
     • Create or resetting the portal site collection
     • Crawl a remote portal site
     • Crawling an external site using a seedlist
     • Search by external users on the portal site
     • Enable anonymous users to search 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 Search
     • Search Center
     • Search and Browse
     • Hints and tips for using Portal Search
     • Logging and tracing in Portal Search

128. 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
     • Selecting and changing the language
     • Set the language fallback filter

129. Use WSRP services
     • What is new in WSRP
     • Learning about WSRP
     • WSRP Producer
     • WSRP Consumer
     • Communication between the Producer and Consumer portals
     • Abbreviations
     • Plan for WSRP
     • Security considerations for WSRP services
     • How you work with WSRP in the portal
     • Communication between the 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
     • Exporting the modified portal EAR file from the assembly tool
     • Redeploying the portal EAR file
     • Secure WSRP by SSL for a Producer portal
     • Disabling and enabling Portal Access Control for a WSRP Producer portal
     • Information that the Producer exchanges with the Consumer
     • Producer checklist for exchanging information with a Consumer
     • Providing WSRP services as a Producer
     • Use the Manage Portlets portlet to provide WSRP services as a Producer
     • Providing a portlet as a WSRP service
     • Withdrawing a portlet from WSRP service
     • Use the XML configuration interface to provide or withdraw a portlet
     • Exporting customized WSRP portlet instances by using the XML configuration interface
     • Customize the WSRP configuration of your 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 deploying 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 the XML configuration interface to work with Producer definitions
     • Create a Producer definition offline
     • Use the XML configuration interface to create a Producer definition
     • XML samples for creating Producer definitions
     • Exporting a Producer definition by using the XML configuration interface
     • 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 Web module
     • Use the XML configuration interface to consume WSRP services from a Producer portal
     • Create a Producer definition and consuming a WSRP service by a single XML script
     • Customize the WSRP configuration of your 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
     • Disabling 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
     • Hints and tips for using WSRP with the portal
     • Troubleshoot WSRP

130. Work with IBM Syndicated Feed Portlet for WebSphere Portal
     • Usage notes for the IBM Syndicated Feed Portlet
     • Configure proxy settings
     • Enable customization of portlet title
     • Enable display of SSL-secured feeds
     • Configure cookies
     • Client side aggregation (CSA) rendering in IBM Syndicated Feed Portlet
     • Enable client side rendering in IBM Syndicated Feed Portlet

131. Analyzing portal usage data
     • Log and analyzing server side site data
     • Understanding 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
     • Write an aggregator for active site analytics
     • Add an Active Site Analytics aggregator to a portal page
     • Instrument a theme for Active Site Analytics
     • Injecting custom aggregators
     • Integrate WebSphere Portal and Webtrends

132. Personalizing your 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 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
     • Use rules
     • The Personalization interface
     • Publishing personalization rules
     • Publish
     • Publishing personalization rules
     • Publish personalization rules using a script
     • Publishing personalization rules over SSL
     • Monitoring the status of publishing
     • The Web Content resource collection
     • The Portal User resource collection
     • An introduction to LikeMinds
     • 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
     • Specify recommendation behavior
     • Allowable rating values
     • Allowable confidence levels
     • Prediction quality values
     • Best Bets values
     • 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
     • Recomputing (rebuilding) the mentor pool
     • Run 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 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
     • Use and number of archetypes
     • Guidelines for configurable recommendation dynamics
     • Set the number of archetypes in cache
     • Enable or disabling 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
     • Use and number of archetypes
     • Configure the 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 the Item Affinity Engine
     • MovieSite Sample
     • Exploring 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
     • 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

133. Integrate with WebSphere Process Server
     • Process integration concepts
     • Business process scenario: Travel request and approval
     • Business process concepts
     • Enable process integration
     • Understand cross-cell deployment scenarios
     • Enable process integration in a cross-cell setup
     • Add a BPI-enabled portal server to a managed cell in a cross-cell setup
     • Understand single-cell deployment scenarios
     • Enable process integration in a single-cell setup
     • Add a BPI-enabled portal server to a managed cell in a single-cell setup
     • Verify the setup of process integration
     • Work with process applications
     • Manage processes
     • Use task lists
     • Work on tasks
     • Use generic process integration portlets in a cross-cell setup
     • Customize process integration
     • Modify process integration
     • Work with task pages
     • Customize process integration pages
     • Create custom filters for tasks
     • Understand the default filter set for tasks
     • Create new filters for tasks
     • Configure virtual portals for process integration
     • Customize the process integration theme
     • Develop custom user interfaces for process integration
     • Prepare to develop process applications
     • Development tools for process integration
     • Integration developer roles
     • Integration development environment
     • JAR files needed by the Task Processing portlet
     • Enable business processes for the portal
     • Map tasks to task pages
     • Exporting process files required in a cross-cell setup
     • Create Task Processing portlets
     • Retrieve properties from the Task List portlet
     • Process the input and output messages of the task
     • Close the task page
     • Import required class libraries
     • Initiating a process instance

134. 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
     • Domino Web Access
     • 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
     • 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
     • Map VMM attributes to LDAP user attributes
     • Finding users
     • People Finder reference
     • People Finder configuration reference
     • Enable People Finder for anonymous users
     • People Finder interaction with other portlets
     • Member Manager and People Finder
     • Map VMM attributes to LDAP user attributes
     • 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
     • Determining the needs of the portal site
     • Platform and user directory
     • Security and user authentication
     • Automatic detection of mail files
     • Domino-WebSphere Portal Integration wizard overview
     • Run the Domino-WebSphere Portal Integration wizard
     • Install Lotus Domino and the Extended Products
     • About Domino server installation and setup
     • About Sametime server installation and setup
     • Confirm installation of Domino and Extended Products Portlets components
     • Integrate Lotus Domino applications and mail
     • Configure single sign-on between WebSphere Portal and Lotus Domino
     • Use LTPA keys to configure single sign-on
     • Retrieve the WebSphere LTPA key
     • Import the WebSphere LTPA key into Lotus Domino
     • Enable multi-server SSO authentication
     • Reconciling single sign-on across Lotus Domino and another LDAP directory
     • Enable a third-party authentication server to work with the Lotus Notes View portlet
     • Testing single sign-on
     • Configure e-mail integration
     • Configure automatic mail detection using a Lotus Domino LDAP directory
     • Configure portal to recognize Lotus Domino and Collaborative Services
     • Give Collaboratives Services access to required fields for automatic mail detection
     • Configure a binding user ID for Collaborative Services
     • Set a Domino LDAP server to allow anonymous access
     • Specify the Internet host name of the Lotus Domino server
     • Synchronize user information for autodetection of mail files
     • Configure automatic mail detection using a non-Domino LDAP directory
     • Configure portal to recognize Lotus Domino and Collaborative Services
     • Configure a binding user ID for Collaborative Services
     • Synchronize mail server and mail file in a non-Domino LDAP for autodetection
     • 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 WebSphere 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
     • Configure Lotus Sametime people awareness for Firefox users
     • People awareness using the Person tag
     • Preserve people awareness features in a customized portal
     • Configure contact information on person links
     • Sametime portlets reference
     • Integrate with Lotus Quickr
     • Configure SSO between WebSphere Portal and Lotus Quickr services for Domino
     • Retrieve the WebSphere LTPA key
     • Import the WebSphere LTPA key into Lotus Quickr
     • Enable multi-server SSO authentication
     • Increasing SSO security by preventing anonymous access to HTML files
     • Additional steps if WebSphere Portal and Lotus Quickr authenticate with different LDAP directories
     • Testing single sign-on
     • Configure the My Places portlet
     • Integrate Lotus Connections
     • Collaborative Services environment properties
     • Editing 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 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
     • Tuning performance of the Domino Directory
     • Use LtpaToken2 for user login

135. Mashup integration
     • Overview of portal mashup integration
     • Features of mashup integration
     • Getting started
     • Mashup pages
     • Sharing content
     • Mashup spaces
     • Mashup toolbox
     • Hints and tips for using portal mashup integration
     • Configure the portal and mashups
     • Enable mashup integration in the portal (mandatory)
     • Configure access control for the sharing functionality (mandatory)
     • 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
     • Configure the portal: integrating the Mashup Center Catalog
     • Configure Mashup Center related functions for mashups in the portal
     • Configure the portal for 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
     • Sharing a page with other users
     • What users can do with 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 adding 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
     • Use WebDAV file store for mashup integration

136. Assembling composite applications
     • Users, tasks, and tools
     • Configure mail service
     • Work with application templates
     • Use the Application Template Library
     • Edit template properties
     • Define 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
     • Editing application properties
     • Manage application pages
     • Manage application roles
     • Assign members to applications
     • Manage application members
     • Viewing application status based on policy
     • Saving an application as a new application template
     • Delete an application
     • Manage applications
     • Backing up, archiving, and restoring applications
     • Backing up applications
     • Restoring 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
     • Composite Applications REST services
     • Template REST services
     • Application REST services
     • Application Favorites REST services
     • Roles REST services
     • Members REST services
     • REST service examples

137. Manage Web content
     • An overview of WCM
     • Plan for Web content
     • Web site examples
     • Intranet portal
     • E-business site
     • Brochureware site
     • E-library site
     • Partner site
     • WCM concepts
     • Web content administration functions
     • Web content libraries
     • Users, Groups and Roles
     • Develop an access control strategy
     • Web content management roles
     • User roles and access
     • Library access control example
     • Syndication overview
     • Web site design features
     • Plan a site framework
     • Work with elements
     • Create links
     • Link element
     • Menu element
     • Navigator elements
     • Storing text and HTML
     • Text, rich text and HTML elements
     • Number element
     • Storing files and images
     • File resource element
     • Image element
     • JSP elements
     • Style sheet element
     • Referencing external content
     • Federated content element
     • Federated content data source configuration
     • Selection elements
     • Component reference element
     • Date and time element
     • Option selection element
     • User selection element
     • Design elements
     • Authoring tools element
     • Page navigation element
     • Personalized content
     • Personalization element
     • Taxonomy element
     • Naming elements
     • Authoring templates
     • Work with content items
     • Presentation templates
     • Page layout
     • Page style
     • Template maps
     • Profiling strategy
     • Profiling methods
     • Plan a taxonomy
     • Item management features
     • Manage items in a workflow
     • Workflows, stages and actions
     • Use workflows
     • Workflow status
     • Joint approval
     • Workflow example
     • Manage versions of items
     • Web content creation features
     • Write links to WCM content
     • Contextual linking
     • Use style sheets in items
     • Use custom caching
     • Cache parameters
     • Cache expire parameters
     • Caching IBM Lotus WCM elements
     • Work with authoring tools components
     • Controlling the behavior of authoring tools components
     • Reserved authoring portlet
     • Configure the reserved authoring portlet
     • URL generation using PathCmpnt and URLCmpnt tags
     • Personalizing federated documents
     • Create a federated documents selection rule
     • Use a federated documents rule in a personalization component
     • Sample designs for a federated documents selection rule
     • AttributeResource values for federated documents
     • Web content authoring interface strategies
     • Custom portal pages for authoring
     • Authoring system access strategies
     • Library access control example
     • Authoring portlet customization
     • Custom authoring interfaces
     • Web content delivery methods
     • Access Web content via a servlet
     • Web Content Viewers
     • Install a pre-rendered delivery server
     • Pre-rendering a Web site
     • Access the pre-rendered site
     • Caching options
     • Web content cache types
     • Caching versus pre-rendering
     • Expiring strategies
138. WCM roles
     • System-wide roles
     • The Web content administrator
     • The Web content information architect
     • The Web content graphic designer
     • The Web site creator
     • The Web content developer
     • The Web content author
     • The Web content approver
     • The Web content manager
     • The Web content tester
     • The Web Content Viewer
     • WCM terminology

139. Site creation example

140. Use WCM
     • Use the administration portlet with Web content
     • Administering content libraries
     • Create Web content libraries
     • Delete a Web content library
     • Disabling a Web content library
     • Unlocking a library
     • Define roles within a library
     • Library version management
     • Label a set of items in a library
     • Set root access for all Web content libraries
     • Syndication
     • Set up a syndication relationship
     • Syndicator fields
     • Subscriber fields
     • Manually syndicating items
     • Work with pending items
     • Work with failed items
     • Monitoring syndication

141. Web content feed management
     • Create a feed configuration
     • Create a feed job
     • Work with feeds

142. Use the authoring portlet
     • Use the authoring portlet
     • Access the authoring portlet
     • Navigating the authoring portlet
     • Filtering items displayed in an index
     • Searching for items
     • Work with locked and draft items
     • Delete items
     • Viewing references
     • Authoring portlet accessibility features
     • Create items
     • Common item form fields
     • Entering identification information
     • Entering profile information
     • Add elements to an item
     • Selecting a workflow
     • Granting users or groups access to an item
     • Create site framework items
     • Create an authoring template
     • Define authoring template details
     • Specify content form properties
     • Specify default content settings
     • Define Metadata for a content item
     • Add elements to the content form
     • Define display settings of fields and elements
     • Customize elements using JSP
     • Create content items
     • Create components
     • Create presentation templates
     • Create taxonomy items
     • Create taxonomy items
     • Create a publish action
     • Create an expire action
     • Create an e-mail action
     • Create a custom action
     • Create a version action
     • Create a scheduled move action
     • Create a workflow stage
     • Create a workflow

143. Work with elements
     • Use an authoring tools element
     • Create an authoring tools component
     • Authoring tools element design examples
     • Referencing an authoring tool
     • Use a component reference element
     • Create a component reference component
     • Add a component reference element to an item
     • Add a component reference element to a template
     • Use a date and time element
     • Create a date and time component
     • Add a date and time element to an item
     • Add a date and time element to a template
     • Use a federated content element
     • Create a federated content component
     • Add a federated content element to an item
     • Add a federated content element to a template
     • Use a file resource element
     • Create a file resource component
     • Add a file resource element to an item
     • Add a file resource element to a template
     • Referencing a file resource
     • Use an HTML element
     • Create an HTML component
     • Add an HTML element to an item
     • Add an HTML element to a template
     • Use an image element
     • Create an image component
     • Add an image element to an item
     • Add an image element to a template
     • Use a JSP element
     • Create a JSP component
     • Add a JSP element to an item
     • Add a JSP element to a template
     • Use a link element
     • Create a link component
     • Add a link element to an item
     • Add a link element to a template
     • Use a menu element
     • Create a menu component
     • Define menu element search properties
     • Define menu element formatting options
     • Menu element design examples
     • Use a navigator element
     • Create a navigator component
     • Define navigator element display options
     • Define navigator element design options
     • Navigator formatting examples
     • Navigator type examples
     • Use a number element
     • Create a number component
     • Add a number element to an item
     • Add a number element to a template
     • Use an option selection element
     • Use a page navigation element
     • Create a page navigation component
     • Page navigation design example
     • Displaying page navigation details
     • Use a Personalization element
     • Create a Personalization component
     • Personalization element examples
     • Use a rich text element
     • Create a rich text component
     • Add a rich text element to an item
     • Add a rich text element to a template
     • Use a search element
     • Create a search query
     • Search query examples
     • Filtering search results
     • Search parameters
     • Use a search query form
     • Display search results
     • Create a search component
     • Search result examples
     • Use a short text element
     • Create a short text component
     • Add a short text element to an item
     • Add a short text element to a template
     • Use a style sheet element
     • Use a taxonomy element
     • Create a taxonomy component
     • Create category selection trees
     • Use a text element
     • Create a text component
     • Add a text element to an item
     • Add a text element to a template
     • Use a user name element
     • Use a user selection element
     • Create a user selection component
     • Add a user selection element to an item
     • Add a user selection element to a template
     • Work with element designs
     • Inserting an image in an element
     • Inserting a link in an element
     • Inserting a link to ECM content
     • Import and exporting HTML
     • Use start and end attributes
     • Set parameters to format dates
     • Note on formatting numbers
     • Create Web content tags
     • Referencing Elements
     • Referencing a Federated content element
     • Referencing Components
     • Referencing a Federated content component
     • Referencing Personalization content
     • Use an alternate design tag
     • Use Placeholders in element designs
     • Display identification details for an item
     • Display an item's history
     • Display "path" details for an item
     • Displaying the profile details of an item
     • Displaying an item's security details
     • Displaying an item's workflow details
     • Preview items
     • Previewing an authoring template
     • Manage items
     • Work with authoring templates
     • Change the authoring template for a content item
     • Reapplying an updated authoring template
     • Taxonomy
     • Change the order within a taxonomy
     • Copying a category
     • Move a category
     • Copy and moving items
     • Copying a site area
     • Move a site area
     • Link or copying content items to site areas
     • Move a content item
     • Removing content item links from site areas
     • Copying other items to a different library
     • Move other items between libraries
     • Restoring an item
     • Editing user profiles
     • Batch-editing access controls
     • Editing Web content portlet settings
     • Configure the Authoring Portlet
     • Selecting Web content libraries
     • Define preview options
     • Define user interface options
     • Define rich text options

144. Set up a local Web Content Viewer
     • Locking configuration settings
     • Set default values
     • Content settings
     • Profiling settings
     • Portlet settings
     • Advanced options
     • Set up a remote Web Content Viewer
     • Selecting content to display in a portlet
     • Profiling a rendering portlet
     • Define links between portlets
     • Define access control credentials
     • Define other remote portlet settings

145. Extending WCM
     • The IBM Lotus WCM API
     • API Overview
     • Use the API
     • WCM JSP tags
     • Web content library management APIs
     • Syndication APIs
     • Use remote actions
     • Create a custom launch page
     • Create custom plug-ins
     • Create a custom workflow action class
     • Create a file upload validation class
     • Registering a custom Web content class
     • Displaying data from external sources
     • Create Web sites for different localities

146. Work with IBM Web Content Integrator
     • Feed format specification
     • Feed format overview
     • RSS Namespace Extension for Web content
     • Add the custom namespace definition to the feed
     • Process Control Elements
     • Location Control Elements
     • Identity control elements
     • Profile Control Elements
     • The authoringTemplate element
     • Element control element
     • Workflow control elements
     • Security control elements
     • Handle embedded links
     • Example feeds
     • RSS Namespace Extension for the Feed Service
     • The Handshake Protocol
     • Results Feeds
     • Channel-level Elements
     • Item-level Elements

147. Use WebDAV with Web content
     • Web content items in the WebDAV tree
     • Metadata and access control
     • Create taxonomies and categories with WebDAV
     • Create sites and site areas with WebDAV
     • Create components with WebDAV
     • Create presentation templates in WebDAV

148. Maintaining Web content
     • Use the member fixer task
     • Use the Update Security task
     • Use the Workflow update tool
     • Clearing item history
     • Clearing version history
     • Export and importing a Web content library
     • Cloning a Web content repository
     • Cloning preparation
     • Cloning data

149. Work with preinstalled Web content
     • Work with blogs
     • 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 a blog or blog library

150. Work with wikis
     • 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 a wiki
     • Delete a wiki page

151. Designing a portal site
     • Web 2.0 user interface features
     • Dojo and WebSphere Portal
     • Streamlined site creation
     • Customize themes
     • Layout of the portal page

152. Themes
     • Theme policies
     • Theme extension points
     • Screens
     • Skins
     • Aggregation
     • Customize the portal
     • Create a new theme
     • Enable the Organize Favorites feature in custom themes
     • 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
     • Support new clients
     • Support new markup languages
     • Portal style classes
     • Change banner text
     • Change the 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
     • User and group management
     • Create static content for the portal
     • Define 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
     • Navigation options for static pages
     • Portlets for adding dynamic elements to static pages
     • The Navigation portlet
     • The Breadcrumb Trail portlet
     • The Page List portlet
     • Use custom pages and themes for administrative portlets
     • Portal design reference
     • Tags used by the portal JSPs
     • <portal-theme-ext/> tags
     • WML tags used by the portal JSPs
     • Drag and drop JSP tags

153. 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
     • Javadoc
     • Standard portlet API
     • Portlet services
     • Access portlet services
     • Create your 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
     • Migrating 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

154. 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

155. Controller SPI
     • Terminology for the Controller SPI
     • Packages of the Controller SPI
     • Work with controllers
     • Obtaining a controller for working with resources
     • Committing and persisting your modifications
     • Make 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
     • Confirm modifications
     • Hints and tips for using the Controller SPI

156. 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
     • 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

157. Portal Access Control SPI

158. Web 2.0 user interface features
     • Web 2.0 user interface features
     • The client side portlet programming model
     • Getting started with the client side programming model for portlets
     • Handle 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
     • Web 2.0 theme
     • Use the portal Web 2.0 theme
     • Customize the Web 2.0 theme
     • Differential page rendering
     • Portlet communication
     • Shared portlet state
     • Publish/subscribe message based communication
     • Special purpose techniques for data exchange
     • Portlet events
     • 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: Develop a dynamic UI configuration
     • Collaborative Services API
     • Providing online awareness for a custom portlet
     • Customize the person menu through the theme
     • Customize the person menu through services
     • Logging for Collaborative Services

159. IBM Portlet API
     • Overview
     • Comparing the standard portlet API to the IBM portlet API
     • Converting IBM portlets
     • Portlet API concepts
     • Elements of the IBM Portlet API
     • Core objects
     • Listeners
     • Configuration objects
     • Miscellaneous objects
     • Portlet events
     • JSP tags of the IBM Portlet API
     • Portlet API extensions
     • Portlet menus
     • Write a portlet filter

160. 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 your 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 Handle in the run-time environment

161. 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
     • Handle and visibility of request parameters in portlets
     • Detailed descriptions of the Struts WML tags
     • Application extension registry

162. Troubleshoot WebSphere Portal
     • Tools for troubleshooting and diagnostics
     • IBM Support Assistant
     • IBM Support Assistant Lite for WebSphere Portal
     • Deploy the administration self-help pages and portlets
     • Portal version and history information
     • Logging and tracing
     • WebSphere Portal logs
     • WebSphere Portal run-time logs
     • WAS tracing and log files
     • Logging and tracing in Portal Search
     • Configuration wizard log files
     • Virtual Member Manager tracing files
     • System event logging
     • WCM tracing files
     • Troubleshoot Web 2.0 issues
     • Search the IBM support Web site for a solution
     • Contact support

163. Reference
164. Conventions
165. Directory structure
166. Updates to the information center
167. Terms of use
168. Notices and trademarks
169. Access WebSphere Portal documentation
170. Deprecated features
171. Advanced installation parameters
172. Glossary
173. Use the information center