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| Introduction This article and sample describes how you may optionally use the Portal's Device Class mechanism provided by WebSphere Portal, to perform profile selection between "smartphone", "tablet" and defaultdesktop devices. Note It is assumed that the reader is familiar with Web ... |
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| Introduction IBM Web Experience Factory has added support for a clientside web architecture, allowing the development of lightweight mobile web applications with a rich native look and feel. Leveraging HTML, Javascript, Dojo Mobile, clientside mobile web applications preload an aggregator ... |
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| Anatomy of a ClientSide Mobile Application A Web Experience Factory ClientSide Mobile Application makes use of RESTJSON calls to the server to perform operations, and then processes the result data into the client page(s), performing page transitions within the client browser runtime, ... |
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| Application Pattern
This Application Pattern overview article discusses the generation of a single record (no list of records) Details and Update portlet, such as a user updating their own company profile info. For more detailed information on how to build models using the builders listed ... |
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| Application Pattern
This Application Pattern overview article discusses the generation of separate List and Details portlets, that communicate via events, with IBM Web Experience Factory
For more detailed information on how to build models using the builders listed here, please refer to the ... |