You can add your checklist template to the database by uploading it through the Checklist Template Creator portlet. You should add new checklist templates with the portlet in order to prevent errors.

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 ...

After you define the content and structure of your checklist, you add the checklist template to your database. You can choose to upload the checklist template through the Checklist Template Creator portlet or running an SQL script.

You can create and add new checklist templates in order to implement new checklists on your portal site. The first step is to create a new checklist template in XML that defines the structure and content of your checklist. After you create the new checklist template, you can add the checklist ...

Checklists organize and display activities that users complete to accomplish tasks. The topics in this section provide information and instructions for developing and customizing checklists.

After you create your checklist template, you can add your checklist template to the database with a Structured Query Language (SQL) script. You might choose to add new checklist templates with SQL scripts if you do not have access to the Checklist Template Creator portlet.

You create new checklist templates by defining the content and structure of specific checklists in XML format. After you create and save your checklist template in XML format, you add the checklist template to your database.

By default, the Vendor User Management portlet displays a maximum of 10 users in the member list. You can modify the maximum number of users that display in the member list.

The Unified Task List displays tasks in a table that has several columns that show information about tasks such as priority, description, owner, and so on. You can show or hide these table columns.

You can configure common user attributes so that when your site administrator creates a new vendor administrator, specific values are automatically added to the profiles for any new members that the vendor administrator creates. For example, you can configure the CompanyName parameter as a common ...

The alternative text and icons that display in the checklist user interface are specified in a properties file. You can open this properties file in IBM® WebSphere® Portlet Factory and specify custom alternative text and icons. Alternatively, you can create a custom properties file that contains ...

For high availability, using remote databases is preferred. For improved performance, databases can be distributed across multiple database servers. If you plan to install the IBM® Retail Vendor template for WebSphere® Portal in a clustered environment, you must create remote databases then ...

Task provider instances are services that access backend systems to retrieve tasks. You can add, delete, enable, or disable task provider instances in the Unified Task List. You can also specify context variables for task provider instances such as the host names and port numbers necessary to ...

Task providers are services that access and retrieve tasks from backend systems. Task providers contain several builder calls that connect to the backend system, transform the data from the backend system into a result variable, specify an action and provide a service operation. At run time, the ...

You must manually remove the TOOLBOX database on IBM® DB2 Universal Database™.

The installation for the IBM® Retail Vendor template for WebSphere® Portal includes a set of personalization rules for IBM WebSphere Portal. The personalization rules are automatically installed when you run the installation script for the Retail Vendor template. However, to uninstall these ...

Before you install the IBM® Retail Vendor template for WebSphere® Portal you must create a database for the sample checklist data. You can choose to create the database either on IBM DB2 Universal Database™ or Derby.

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 ...

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 IBM® WebSphere® Portal property broker, open a portlet with dynamic portal pages, or open an external URL to launch a ...

You can customize the Unified Task List at run time as a IBM® WebSphere® Portal administrator or at design time as a WebSphere Portlet Factory developer. Customizing at run time involves accessing the deployed Unified Task List to configure the portlet settings. Customizing at design time involves ...

Removing the IBM® Banking template for WebSphere® Portal on Linux® involves specifying two properties then running a shell script from a terminal window. The removal script automates the removal of the Retail Vendor template.

This topic presents an example checklist template in XML format. If you plan to add checklist templates to your database with the Checklist Template Creator portlet, you must create and save the checklist template in XML format. If you plan to add checklist templates to your database with SQL ...

You must create a project in IBM® WebSphere® Portlet Factory to work with the feature sets and customize the IBM Retail Vendor template for WebSphere Portal components.

The text that displays in the user interfaces for the Retail and Vendor User Management portlets are contained in properties files. You can modify the text in the properties files to change the text that displays in the portlet user interface before or after you install the IBM® Retail Vendor ...

The Unified Task List provides a single point of integration between multiple systems and displays tasks that portal users must complete to advance workflows. The topics in this section provide information and instructions for developing and customizing the Unified Task List. By default, the IBM® ...