Commandline interface to update Portal v8 response files

This article provides steps to use a different Java Runtime Environment than the one packaged with the WebSphere Portal media in order to install WebSphere Portal

A stepbystep guide to installing WebSphere Portal using either the Installation Wizard or a response file on the Windows or Unix platform.

This article is titled as Clustering IBM® Mobile Portal Accelerator ® (hereafter referred to as MPA). It demonstrates the comprehensive stepbystep description to build VerticalHorizontal cluster for the MPA 7.0 on AIX with DB2 as the database on an existing Portal cluster.

After you install the Government to Business template, you must import personalization rules into Lotus® Web Content Management. The personalization rules determine which content users can access. For example, the personalization rules prevent unauthenticated portal users from accessing resources ...

The Checklist builder provides an interface for mapping operations from the persistence layer to the Checklist portlet. In the Checklist builder, you define the operations from the persistence layer as the actions for saving, deleting, and updating checklist activities and instances. The Checklist ...

The Profile Management component of the Government to Business template includes several user attributes that do not exist in the WebSphere® Portal user registry. To make these custom attributes available, you can configure the property extension, or lookaside, database. Alternatively, you can add ...

You can create custom Profile Management portlets if you do not want to use the default portlets for the Government to Business template. Creating custom Profile Management portlets involves creating a model in WebSphere® Portlet Factory and specifying values in the Multi Page Form builder fields. ...

Profile Management refers to a set of portlets that let portal users register with a Web site independently, with little or no need for interaction with site administrators or customer service representatives. The topics in this section provide information and instructions for developing and ...

The Multi Page Form builder lets WebSphere® Portlet Factory developers quickly and efficiently create wizardstyle user input pages. In the context of the Government to Business template, the Multi Page Form builder lets you configure and customize user input pages for Profile Management. The ...

The Government to Business template provides a projectlevel theme that applies to all the WebSphere® Portlet Factory components, including the Checklist component. The Government to Business template theme applies styles and formatting to your site so that it has a cohesive, and visually ...

You must install an email servlet that enables communication between the Government to Business template and your mail server. This communication is required to send email notifications to portal users and administrators. You must configure an email session object for the email servlet before ...

Filters provide specialized views for tasks. Filters let you separate tasks according to the backend systems where the tasks originate or by a particular context. When you add filters, the Unified Task List displays tasks separated according to the task provider instance. For example, you can add ...

The Unified Task List has shared settings that are common to all end users, such as the filters that display in the user interface. You can edit these settings by accessing the portlet menu.

Task handlers define the action that the Unified Task List takes when an end user selects a task. You can configure task handlers to define three actions: open a portlet with the WebSphere® Portal property broker, open a portlet with dynamic portal pages, or open an external URL to launch a Web ...

Creating a project for checklists involves selecting the required feature sets and modifying the build path to include several Java Archive (JAR) files.

After you configure the email session object and the email notification for administrators, you must install the email servlet. The email servlet enables communication between the Government to Business template and your mail server. Installing the email servlet involves copying a Web Archive ...

The Government to Business template includes a set of Profile Management portlets that let portal users register with your portal site and maintain their profiles. As an optional step, you can customize the text for the Profile Management portlets before you install the Government to Business ...

The Unified Task List features a service provider layer that accesses, retrieves, and formats workflow events from a backend system. The service provider layer is coupled with a presentation layer that renders the data in a visually appealing user interface. The separation of the service layer and ...

You can customize Profile Management at design time as a WebSphere® Portlet Factory developer. Customizing at design time involves creating a WebSphere Portlet Factory project and working with the feature set.

LDAP directories often require a common name, or cn attribute, for user objects. However, Profile Management does not explicitly set a value for the cn attribute. For this reason, you must modify the Profile Management configuration to provide a value for the cn attribute in a way that conforms ...

The Government to Business template includes a common Package (PKG) file that contains several Java™ Archive (JAR) libraries that the Checklist and Unified Task List require. These libraries must be available in the following directory of your WebSphere® Portal server: PortalServersharedapp. To ...

The Unified Task List has several settings that are shared to all end users.

You can add columns to the task list table in the Unified Task List if you want to display custom attributes for tasks.

You must use a Structured Query Language (SQL) script to add new checklist templates to DB2®. This topic provides an example SQL script and explains the sections of the script that you must run in sequence from the DB2 Control Center.