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Sample XML File Data Service builder for quick prototyping and UIfirst development In many situations, it's valuable to be able to create a data provider in Web Experience Factory (WEF) without a dependency on any back end data store. You may want this for: Learning the UIrelated tools of WEF ... |
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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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This sample shows how to use the Connections Files Access builder to access Lotus Connections® 2.5 Files using IBM® WebSphere® Portlet Factory Version 7.0.0 (hereafter called Portlet Factory.) This sample includes a feature set and two project archives. The feature set can be added to Portlet ... |
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This sample shows how to use the Quickr Document Access builder to access a Lotus Quickr 8.1.1 document library using IBM® WebSphere® Portlet Factory Version 6.1.5 (hereafter called Portlet Factory.) This sample includes a feature set and two project archives. The feature set can be added to ... |
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This article with the accompanying IBM® WebSphere® Portlet Factory sample shows how to create a service that uses data from PeopleSoft. Read the full article attached below: |
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This article with the accompanying IBM ® WebSphere ® Portlet Factory sample shows how to create a service that uses data from Siebel. br Read the full article attached below: |
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This presentation from the 2007 Lotusphere Conference shows how data from Lotus® Domino® can be used in an IBM® WebSphere® Portlet Factory application: Integrating IBM Lotus Domino into Your Portlets with IBM WebSphere Portlet Factory.ppt |
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For example, from 2 different tables with the same name. Use the SQL column_name "AS" unique_name syntax, to ensure that your result set will have unique column names. For example, instead of: SELECT CUST.NAME,PROD.NAME, ... use the CUST.NAME AS CUSTOMER_NAME syntax, along with PROD.NAME AS ... |
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In order to run any models which use DataSources located through JNDI in the WASCE environment you will need to do the following:
Create a new DataSource in WASCE admin and then click on it's "usage" link. See http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/wasce/V2.0.0/en/database-pool.html for more ... |
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h2 Background information h2 br The article and the attached sample models included in the download section show how to use a WSDLbased web service in an application, and how to create a WSDL service from a model. br When using a web service, the best practice is to have the web ... |
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brIt is often useful or required to programatically send an email message from an application. This sample provides a builder to facilitate sending email messages from an application. br br h2 Sample description h2
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h2 Background information h2 brMost data access builders in Portlet Factory generate data in XML format (the IXml class internally). This XML format is required when creating a service provider model using the Service Definition and Service Operation builders. This sample shows how you ... |
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The IBM-contributed content on this page is under construction. Feel free to add your comments to help us improve it. Background information
WebSphere Portlet Factory version 6.0.2 includes the REST Service Call builder. It can be used to consume ... |
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This sample provides a custom builder for Portlet Factory to allow interaction with an LDAP server. This sample provides direct access to any LDAP server, not necessarily the one used by the WebSphere Portal server. (There are some techniques available that can easily ... |
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This article with the accompanying sample shows you how to create an IBM® WebSphere® Portlet Factory model that integrates with the IBM Websphere Process Server 6.0.1 applications. This article uses a web service deployed on Process Server. For integration with ... |
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Sample description
The sample demonstrates how to connect IBM® WebSphere® Portlet Factory to a Lotus® Domino® 7 server's web service, using the four different WSDL encodings Domino provides (RPC Encoded, RPC Literal, Document Literal, and Document Wrapped). In this sample a simple ... |
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h2 Sample description h2 The sample demonstrates how to connect IBM ® WebSphere ® Portlet Factory to a Lotus ® Domino ® 8 server's web service, using the four different WSDL encodings Domino provides (RPC Encoded, RPC Literal, Document Literal, and Document Wrapped). In this sample a ... |
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You can use the REST Service Call builder to create a service to manipulate Lotus Quickr resources. |
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This article introduces a new IBM® WebSphere® Portlet Factory builder that allows you to connect to an instance of IBM Information Server, browse its deployed services, inspect a rich set of service metadata and select a service operation to be called from the portlet ... |
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br This sample shows how to use the REST Service Call Builder that was introduced in IBM ® WebSphere ® Portlet Factory 6.0.2 to invoke REST style services and display the results. br Sample description br The following describes the sample models ... |
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br Many web services expose inputs to control accessing a subset of a large data universe. Unfortunately, there is no standard in wide use dictating what argument names andor types should be used to implement such paged access. Therefore, if you create IBM ... |
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h2 Background information h2 As of IBM® WebSphere® Portlet Factory 6.0.1, service provider models can include operations that return data capable of being paged directly from the back end. Doing so requires a small amount of special coding. br Sample description br This sample ... |
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h2 Background information h2 br Most data access builders in IBM ® WebSphere ® Portlet Factory generate data in XML format (the IXml class internally). This XML format is required when creating a service provider model using the Service Definition and Service Operation builders. ... |
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This article and the attached sample model included in the Download section below describe how to call a web service from a WPF model
that requires passing a Web Service Security BinaryToken containing an LTPA Token for the service to authenticate the caller. ... |
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h2 Background information h2 This article and the attached sample model included in the Download section below describe how to call a web service from a WebSphere ® Portlet Factory model that requires passing a Web Service Security UsernameToken for the service to authenticate the caller. ... |