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Original author: Chris Biega. On the current POC I have been working on, there was a requirement for Business Card integration with Confluence Wiki. Wherever a name shows up Confluence, you can hover over the name and the option to view profile appears. When you click on view profile you will then ... |
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Config step is: Step : 1 Login to the WebSphere administrative console (https://:10039/admin). Click Resources > URL Providers. Click Default URL Provider. Click the URLs link from the Additional Properties section. Click New. Specify values for the general properties as shown below: Name: ... |
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The developerWorks article "Deploying IBM Lotus Connections: Integrating with other systems" provides the code that you need to generate these tags on a sample page that works when loaded in any browser that has access to the Lotus Connections Profiles server. ... |
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In this section, we provide step-by-step instructions about how to add custom actions to a Lotus Connections business card. This sample demonstrates how you can integrate with real-life applications such as LinkedIn, Facebook, Skype, and so forth. These sample ... |
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Back to main topic 5. Business card This section provides step-by-step instructions about how to add third-party links to the Profiles business card by editing the Lotus Connections configuration file |
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Back to main topic 5. Business cards In this section, we discuss how to add a cell phone number to the Lotus Connections business card. Additionally, we replace the Internet e-mail address with the N |
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Back to main topic 5. Business cardBusiness card (or person card) provides a summary of a person's professional role, business location, and contact details. Lotus Connections includes a Person tag se |