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This video shows how to create a service provider model against a sample database using the SQL Table Create builder, which creates a database table and provides full CRUD (create, retrieve, update and delete) capability, exposes them as service operations, and creates a user interface service ... |
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This tutorial focuses on building applications and portlets that display rows of data and single pages of data. |
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In this demonstration, using an existing Domino database, we will create an SOA application in WebSphere Portlet Factory, and also make some small changes to show how easy it is to try out changes in your application. |
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h3 Overview h3 When retrieving data from a relational database, the SQL builders automatically transform simple data types including VARCHAR, INT, and CHAR into the SQL builder's XML results variable. But complex data types including BLOB, CLOB, ARRAY and STRUCT often require ... |
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Sample Description
This article and accompanying sample demonstrates how to use Portlet Factory Version 6.1.2 and later to localize portlets using content from a database or some other back-end server. It is intended for developers writing portlets that must support multiple ... |
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In this demonstration we will build a simple application using a providerconsumer architecture, where the data source is a relational database. There will be two models, a provider model that accesses the database and defines a service interface, and a consumer or presentation model that ... |
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If you are setting up a Derby database for the Tutorial Sample application, edit the database service.properties file to use the derby driver. The file is located in the directory where TutorialSampleApp.zip was extracted (for example, c:\Cloudscape). Replace db2j with derby as shown in italics ... |
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The Alerts module uses XML file persistence manager by default, but you can migrate to a database persistence manager. These instructions assume you have already created a WebSphere Dashboard Framework project, enabled alerts for the project, and deployed the project to the Portal server. ... |