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Out of the box, it appears that the ant deployment scripts shipped with Portlet Factory 6.1.5 are broken. I have been successfully using the previous versions of these scripts to auto build and deploy Portlet Factory applications using continuous build tool like hudson. When executing the scripts ... |
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In the 6.1.5 release the configuration and deployment process has been simplified and streamlined. This article discusses these changes. Server Configurations You create server configurations to determine how and where your web applications are to be run. A single server ... |
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This demonstration shows you how to create a project using IBM WebSphere Portlet Factory and how to run an application using WebSphere Application Server Community Edition (WAS CE), then guides you through the steps to run a sample application using that project file, test that everything is ... |
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Follow these best practices when you set up your WebSphere Dashboard Framework project for deployment. For additional information, see the WebSphere Portlet Factory Deployment page. Add a Portlet Adapter builder to your model. The Portlet Adapter builder tells Portlet Factory to add ... |
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WebSphere® Portlet Factory 6.0.2 includes new builders, support for Lotus® Expeditor and Lotus Notes®, and Eclipse 3.2.2. After upgrading an existing installation to WebSphere Portlet Fact |
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This is the configuration setting for deploying widgets to the Mashup 1.0 server.Steps:Create a new project. On the Project Name page of the wizard, enter a name for your project. Click Next. On the |
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To add a certificate to the WAS 6.1 keystore you must use the Administration Console. Make sure the server is running, and hit the Administration Console with a Browser. For example: http://localhost:10001/admin
Follow these steps: Export the certificate to a file, see Adding Security ... |
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A deployment war is for running applications on an application server in a production environment. From the command line CD (change directory) to the \WebContent\WEB-INF\bin\deployment
Create a build.properties file in this directory and set these properties ... |
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Building a portlet war with ant is relatively simple, but you need to know a little about properties and deployment configurations. Building a portlet war on the command line actually uses your Portal Deployment configuration configured for your project. If your deployment configuration is set for ... |
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Adding Security Certificates to a Deployment Server or Designer JRE for Outbound Requests
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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. Occasionally you may need to add a security certificate ... |
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The IBMcontributed content on this page is under construction. Feel free to add your comments to help us improve it. br To add a certificate to the WAS CE keystore you must use the Administration Console. br Make sure the server is running, and hit the ... |
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IBM provided information br The IBMcontributed content on this page is under construction. Feel free to add your comments to help us improve it. br To add a certificate to the WebSphere Application server you will use the iKeyman tool. br This tool is located in the AppServerbin ... |
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Why use this deployment scenario? This scenario is the prefered scenario for development of portlets. It eliminates the need to run both server1 and the portal, which reduces the resources used. It allows for auto deployment. It allows you to test your models quickly running from Eclipse or RAD. ... |