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This article illustrates how you can develop JSR 286 Portlets in WEF using AngularJS to consume data from Web Services REST Services to implement CRUD Operations |
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Using Web Experience Factory's Portlet Adapter builder to customize the behavior of one or all portlet instance using profile sets. |
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This article with the accompanying sample shows you how to add sorting to list layouts using IBM Web Experience Factory. |
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Introduction IBM® Web Experience Factory (formerly WebSphere® Portlet Factory) hereafter referred as WEF is a powerful and flexible development tool that empowers developers to rapidly build, customize, and deploy portlets to IBM WebSphere Portal. The outofbox builders for common design ... |
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Sample models demonstrating how to build client-side applications |
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Sample models demonstrating how to use the Camera and Worklight Enable builders |
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Background and overview
Web Experience Factory (WEF) customers are increasingly wanting to use jQuery and other script libraries for implementing portions of their applications. To aid in this effort we've been creating a number of articles and samples that show various ways of doing this ... |
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Building a MultiChannel Application with Web Experience Factory This article and sample shows how to use the latest Web Experience Factory (WEF) Feature Pack to build an application that runs on any desktop or mobile device. The application is a “Parks View” application for viewing and updating ... |
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The attached sample illustrates how to pass a URL parameter from some external application into a WEF portlet. This sample uses a POC ("piece of content") resolver. A POC resolver is a mechanism for implementing the behavior for resolving a URL request received by WebSphere Portal. The following ... |
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The Worklight Enablement builder introduced in the Multichannel Feature Pack for IBM Web Experience Factory v8.0.0.3 provides IBM Worklight APIs for a specified page and allows the page to access native mobile features. Samples provided below demonstrate how to use Cordova Device, Notification and ... |
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The IBM Multichannel Feature Pack for IBM Web Experience Factory v8.0.0.3 And version 8.5 includes an Application Page builder, which is an enhanced version of the original sample Application Page builder. The sample included here demonstrates a customer account application that includes ... |
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Creating Editable Tables with Support for Adding and Deleting Rows This sample shows how to create an tabular input form for editing some repeating data. There are checkboxes for deleting rows, and a button for adding a new row at the bottom. Here is the initial view: Here's the edit form – any ... |
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Custom builder to add Text on multiple elements on a page |
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Custom builder to control visibility of multiple elements on a page |
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Resourced Text Builder Sample This sample builder lets you apply text from a resource bundle to any number of page locations in a model. This can let you use a single Resourced Text builder in place of a potentially large number of Text builders. The Resourced Text builder looks through all the ... |
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Text With Image custom builder This is an example of a simple “control” builder that adds a couple of elements to the specified page location. It also shows how a custom builder can be automatically applied to data fields using a Rich Data Definition library along with the Data Field Settings ... |
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Chart With DrillDown Sample Abstract
This article and the attached samples describe several ways to use Web Experience Factory to create a data chart with support for clicking on a bar in the chart to display details related to that item in the data series. Overview
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This article discuss how to use DOJO Charting JS API with WEF to develop custom charts using other than commercial APIs like Fusion Charts or Highcharts JS APIs. So I started building a sample chart demo in WEF V8 using DOJO APIs which shipped with WEF designer. Find detail steps in attached ... |
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Overview This article describes three samples that illustrate the use of the Worklight Camera builder that's provided with the Multichannel Feature Pack for Web Experience Factory 8.0.0.3. The three samples are: – CameraTest : A simple test model for verifying your configuration for using ... |
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Overview For complex applications with potentially large numbers screens with complex functionality, breaking apart your application UIs into different models provides many benefits. To name a few, it can help you avoid mammoth models with an unmanageable number of builder calls, developers ... |
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Learn how to build an IBM Web Experience Factory portlet that creates PDF files on the fly, using XSL files (.fo) and the Apache Formatting Objects Processor (FOP) library. In our builder, XSL-FO syntaxes are extended with custom XML elements that allow us to add dynamic behavior during the ... |
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This article and the accompanying sample explain how to use the new CMIS Document Access builder in IBM® Web Experience Factory Version 8.0 (hereafter called WEF or Experience Factory.) This sample includes three WEF models – standard provider and consumer models, along with a model containing ... |
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The Web Experience Factory framework enables the creation of very powerful builders that do all sorts of code generation and modification. Many builders are primarily “creation” builders that generate new application elements. For example, the View Form builder generates multiple pages and ... |
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Prerequisites You should have a basic familiarity with Web Experience Factory, . You should also know how to create and run models. To run these models you will need to follow the information provided in the wiki article Adding Security Certificates to a Deployment Server for Outbound Requests to ... |
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Prerequisites
You should have a basic familiarity with Web Experience Factory, Rest Api's and Service builders. You should also know how to create and run models. To run these models you will need to follow the information provided in the wiki article Adding Security Certificates to a Deployment ... |