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IBM Web Experience Factory, developed and tested compliant to WCAG 2.0, can produce output (web pages, sites and content) that can be WCAG 2.0 Level A and Level AA compliant. IBM Web Experience Factory neither enforces nor prevents this compliance. Application developers must know and understand ... |
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A quick snapshot of what's new in IBM Web Experience Factory... IBM Web Experience Factory is all about making it quick and easy to develop applications (portlets) that are included as part of an exceptional web experience. We've seen our customers doing some awesome stuff, whether it be ... |
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In Web Experience Factory 8.0 we added a new designer view that allows you to follow some RSS feeds and view their contents. This view is available in the default perspective of newly created workspaces on the right side of the perspective. If you are using an existing workspace you can add this ... |
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The format method examines the expression it receives and calls the appropriate operation, passing the value as an argument to that operation. |
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When the users enter a phone number, they may enter it without any separators or use some sort of separator such as dots or dashes. |
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The validate method follows the process of analyzing an expression and calling the appropriate method to perform the actual operation; in this case validating that the user used only numeric characters for the phone number input. |
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Use this approach to add basic database connectivity to a model. |
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You can add or modify elements on the pages in the model by calling the individual builder APIs. |
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The IBM® Web Experience Factory servlet passes the web application structure to the builder call with the webApp argument. |
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You can alter the layout of a form generated by the Data Page builder. |