Learn more about XML input structure, XML tags for portal resources, attributes for special purposes such as locale data, object IDs, and more. Also find information about action attributes that determine the type of processing that the XML configuration reference applies to the portal resource. ...

To set up a syndication relationship from the command line, use the XML configuration interface (xmlaccess command) and the ConfigEngine command to configure the subscriber.

View information to help you scope your WebSphere® Portal Express® to have multiple virtual portals.

Learn more about XML input structure, XML tags for portal resources, attributes for special purposes such as locale data, object IDs, and more. Also find information about action attributes that determine the type of processing that the XML configuration reference applies to the portal resource. ...

The XML configuration interface provides a batch processing interface for portal configuration updates. It allows you to export an entire portal configuration or parts of a configuration, for example specific pages, to an XML file. You can then recreate the exported configuration from such a file ...

You can use the XML configuration interface to export and import IBM® WebSphere® Portal Express® configurations. This way you can configure selected features or areas of your portal. You can also transfer a complete configuration from one portal to another.

You can modify these XML samples and use them to create or remove language definitions from your portal.

You can use the XML configuration interface to manage analytics tags and site promotions in the portal.

For the portal to recognize external search engines, portal provides a client that covers several popular search engines. This client is implemented according to the Composite CapabilityPreference Profiles (CCPP) standard. It has the capability HTMLSEARCH set. If you want to add more search ...

Use these topics for general administrative information about tagging and rating in the portal.

You can use the XML configuration interface to manage tagging and rating in the portal. For example, you can move tagspaces and ratings between portal versions or for staging purposes.

If you use site analytics on your migrated WebSphere® Portal Express®, you need to create the analytics tag root label.

To set up a syndication relationship from the command line, use the XML configuration interface (xmlaccess command) and the ConfigEngine command to configure the subscriber.

View information to help you scope your WebSphere® Portal to have multiple virtual portals.

Learn more about XML input structure, XML tags for portal resources, attributes for special purposes such as locale data, object IDs, and more. Also find information about action attributes that determine the type of processing that the XML configuration reference applies to the portal resource. ...

The XML configuration interface provides a batch processing interface for portal configuration updates. It allows you to export an entire portal configuration or parts of a configuration, for example specific pages, to an XML file. You can then recreate the exported configuration from such a file ...

You can modify these XML samples and use them to create or remove language definitions from your portal.

You can use the XML configuration interface to export and import IBM® WebSphere® Portal configurations. This way you can configure selected features or areas of your portal. You can also transfer a complete configuration from one portal to another.

You can use the XML configuration interface to manage analytics tags and site promotions in the portal.

Use these topics for general administrative information about tagging and rating in the portal.

For the portal to recognize external search engines, portal provides a client that covers several popular search engines. This client is implemented according to the Composite CapabilityPreference Profiles (CCPP) standard. It has the capability HTMLSEARCH set. If you want to add more search ...

You can use the XML configuration interface to manage tagging and rating in the portal. For example, you can move tagspaces and ratings between portal versions or for staging purposes.

If you use site analytics on your migrated WebSphere® Portal, you need to create the analytics tag root label.

To set up a syndication relationship from the command line, use the XML configuration interface (xmlaccess command) and the ConfigEngine command to configure the subscriber.