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| Apache as a reverse proxy for IBM Domino iNotes with home server redirection
There are a lot of tutorials and articles
describing how to configure reverse proxy software to
protect the access to IBM iNotes Mails or build a HA access
to Domino Servers, but none of them really shows how to
configure a reverse proxy in a way that users are
automatically redirected to their Domino Mail server. This
article shows how an Apache Reverse Proxy can be configured
to achieve this goal.
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24 Apr 2013 |
| Introducing the IBM Connections 4.0 Desktop Plug-ins installer for Microsoft Windows
This article introduces the new command line option for installing IBM Connections Desktop 4.0 plug-ins for Microsoft Windows. We explain the background on why we added this new command line option to the installer and then show how to use the new option.
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12 Feb 2013 |
| Administrator's guide to IBM Lotus Domino 8.5.x Attachment Object Store
This article describes how to set up the IBM Lotus Domino 8.5.x Attachment Object Store (DAOS) feature and troubleshoot some commonly reported issues.
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12 Feb 2013 |
| Creating a “Schedule meeting” option using persistent rooms in IBM Sametime 8.5 Meeting Server
This article describes an application with which you can create, manage, and delete a persistent meeting room to create a schedule online meeting rooms option. Using the application, you can realize all the advantages of the Ajax-based meeting room of IBM Sametime Meeting Server 8.5, along with all functionalities of the “classic” Schedule Meeting feature, and render meetings from various interfaces such as via the Desktop, Mobile through the Web, or via the Sametime Connect Client.
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28 Jan 2013 |
| Integrating IBM Sametime in a Web application without the Dojo Toolkit
The current documentation for the IBM Sametime Proxy SDK refers to using the Dojo Toolkit to provide integration into a user's Web application. However, many applications do not use Dojo as their JavaScript framework. This article explains how to enable presence awareness with no external JavaScript toolkit, that is, by using simple JavaScript.
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28 Jan 2013 |
| Managing features in the IBM Lotus Notes 8.5.x Client
Starting with version 8.0, the IBM Lotus Notes Client uses the IBM Lotus Expeditor Client as its framework. Lotus Expeditor is based on Eclipse, and all functions are packaged as plugins/features, so that means all functions in Lotus Notes are packaged as features/plugins. In this article, we explain seven approaches on managing features in the Notes 8.5.x Client.
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22 Jan 2013 |
| Simplifying your IBM Sametime deployment using an efficient topology and automated scripts
Learn how to model and easily deploy your IBM Sametime 8.5.2 IFR 1 deployment on Linux. This paper describes a new script-based deployment tool for IBM Sametime that allows you to quickly create a set of deployment models, featuring the most efficient and costeffective groupings of Sametime servers, or packages. It covers the most widely used deployment scenarios for each of the functional components and includes detailed steps to expand the deployment from a small user base to a large user base.
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18 Jan 2013 |
| Building third-party Embedded Experience gadgets for IBM Connections Activity Stream
The IBM Connections 4.0 Activity Streams feature supports posting third-party microblogs onto Connection's Activity Streams and displaying details in the Embedded Experience (EE) OpenSocial gadget. This article introduces how to develop an EE gadget for third-party applications and demonstrates EE's interactive operations with the Facebook open API, such as retrieving its news feed and posting comments.
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18 Jan 2013 |
| Using and understanding the IBM Connections 4.0 Discuss This feature
Learn about the new IBM Connections 4.0 Discuss This feature that allows you to add any Web page-even a non-Connections Web page-into Connections as a Forum topic, making it easier to use forums to share information and collaborate with others.
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18 Jan 2013 |
| Deliver an exceptional mobile web experience using WebSphere
Portal and IBM Worklight, Part 4: Using IBM Web Experience Factory with Worklight to create hybrid
applications
IBM Web Experience Factory is a powerful model-based tool for rapidly developing custom portlets and web applications that are optimized for mobile and desktop devices. IBM Worklight is a complete mobile enterprise application platform for delivering native, hybrid, and web applications. This article shows how you can use the two together to easily build a highly functional application that can be installed on a mobile device, providing transactional functionality along with access to device features, such as the camera. The resulting example application could be part of a complete multi-channel web site that is built and managed using IBM WebSphere Portal.
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16 Jan 2013 |
| Migrating from IBM Connections 3.0.1.x to 4.0: Best practices
Down time is a major concern for most users when performing a migration. This article summarizes the best practices for migrating from IBM Connections 3.0.1 to 4.0, based on our experience with customer support. We explain how to upgrade databases and the steps for Content Store and IBM WebSphere Application Server-side migration.
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02 Jan 2013 |
| Tips for an IBM Connections 3.0.1-to-4.0 database migration
This article explains how to troubleshoot an IBM Connections 3.0.1 to 4.0 database migration, including the database transfer process, and provides solutions to common issues and advice that can help you avoid the issues in the first place.
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02 Jan 2013 |
| Determining the best deployment topology for IBM Connections 4.0
Learn how to determine which topology is the best for your environment and what structure is recommended from a performance standpoint before deploying IBM Connections 4.0.
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02 Jan 2013 |
| Introducing the IBM Connections 4 plug-ins installer for IBM Lotus Notes
Learn about the new IBM Connections 4.0 plug-ins installer for IBM Lotus Notes. This new installer is based on the Addon installer but has some differences from the existing Connections plug-ins for Lotus Notes installer.
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02 Jan 2013 |
| Understanding roles in IBM Connection 4.0 Metrics
The IBM Connections 4.0 Metrics application has four kinds of roles: "metrics-report-run", "admin", "community-metrics-run", and "metrics-reader". This article introduces these roles, including their purpose and default mapped user, and what they do within Connections Metrics.
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13 Dec 2012 |
| Best practices for developing plug-ins for an IBM Lotus Notes standard client
At times the IBM Notes standard client's custom plug-ins can interfere with the product's startup, exit, or routine usage. If not used properly, the APIs provided by the Notes client can lead to problems. The article presents some of the best practices to avoid any impact to the core product as well as useful tips for plug-in developers.
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13 Dec 2012 |
| Introducing IBM Connection 4.0 Metrics reports
Learn all about the many types of IBM Connections 4.0 Metrics reports. We begin by discussing some common terms that appear in many reports, and we then categorize the metrics reports into particular types and then explain each category and Metrics report.
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13 Dec 2012 |
| Configuring IBM Connections 4.0 Metrics to use SSL
Metrics is a new component in IBM Connections 4.0 supported by IBM Cognos® Business Intelligence, which is installed as a part of a Connections deployment. So if you want to configure IBM Connections to use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), you must deal with the Cognos part as well. This article explains how to configure SSL for a Connections server with Metrics installed, focusing on the SSL configuration for Cognos.
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07 Dec 2012 |
| IBM Sametime 8.5.2 Unified Telephony Lite Client troubleshooting guide
The purpose of this guide is to help you troubleshoot an IBM Sametime Unified Telephony (SUT) Lite Client deployment. It includes information on how to diagnose common problems, starting with product activation and continuing through making and receiving calls.
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29 Nov 2012 |
| Troubleshooting an IBM Sametime/Lotus Domino server crash
The IBM Sametime Community Server is the last single component that still uses the IBM Lotus Domino Server, and we experience crashes in this area that require a good skill set to be able to diagnose why IBM Sametime causes Lotus Domino to crash. This article explains the basics of troubleshooting IBM Sametime Community Server crashes.
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29 Nov 2012 |
| Deliver an exceptional mobile web experience using WebSphere
Portal and IBM Worklight, Part 2: Integrating multiple device support for WebSphere Portal pages
IBM WebSphere Portal and IBM’s Exceptional Web Experience solutions have been the market leader in web experience for more than a decade. IBM Worklight is a new, complete mobile enterprise application platform for delivering native, hybrid, and web applications. This article explains how to enable support for both Android and iOS applications during the enablement of WebSphere Portal and Worklight integration. This exercise augments the sample presented in Part 1 and demonstrates how to build an iOS application and dynamically include the appropriate Worklight resources.
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21 Nov 2012 |
| Deliver an exceptional mobile web experience using WebSphere
Portal and IBM Worklight, Part 3: Implementing automatic single sign-on with Worklight and WebSphere Portal
More and more, enterprises are providing multi-channel support to their
web channel communities. This article explains how IBM WebSphere Portal and
IBM Worklight enable enterprises to create Worklight applications capable of
automatically logging a user in upon startup, while also using single sign-on
(SSO) to log the user into a WebSphere Portal server on the same host at the
same time. This makes it easy for mobile apps to display portal pages customized to the user from within the application.
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21 Nov 2012 |
| Deliver an exceptional mobile web experience using WebSphere
Portal and IBM Worklight, Part 1: Integrating a hybrid mobile
application with WebSphere Portal pages
IBM WebSphere Portal and IBM’s Exceptional Web Experience solutions have been the market leader in web experience for more than a decade. IBM Worklight is a new, complete mobile enterprise application platform for delivering native, hybrid, and web applications. This article explains how WebSphere Portal and Worklight together enable enterprise users to provide multi-channel site support to their web communities. An exercise using IBM Worklight Developer Edition 5.0 to build a hybrid Android application for viewing WebSphere Portal pages is included.
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21 Nov 2012 |
| Using IBM Mobile Connect Client to implement secure enterprise-class wireless communication
This article outlines the best practices for implementing the IBM Mobile Connect client on different wireless smart mobile platforms as well as OS's using wireless networks.
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16 Nov 2012 |
| Using the Moderation application in IBM Connections 4.0
Moderation is a component in IBM® Connections 4.0 that allows moderators and Community owners to better control what is displayed in certain applications. Moderators can review Blogs, Forums, and Files content before it is posted to Connections, and manage content after it is added to IBM Connections. This article provides a detailed introduction to Connections Moderation configurations so you can better understand and use it.
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16 Nov 2012 |
| Using Reseller and Distributed Software in IBM SmartCloud for Social Business
This article describes what Reseller is, how it works, and how to create a Distributed Software (DSW) order in IBM SmartCloud for Social Business.
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13 Nov 2012 |
| Archiving and recovering IBM Lotus DAOS-enabled databases
IBM Lotus Domino 8.5.3 Attachment and Object Service (DAOS) removes attachments from databases and streamlines the use of attachments on a server. This article examines the methods that Administrators can use to archive the databases, taking DAOS into account, to allow a full recovery of the database and all its attachments.
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13 Nov 2012 |
| IBM Lotus Notes ID Vault Database Scanner: An overview
Learn how to configure and use the Vault Database Scanner tool, which scans the IBM Lotus Notes ID Vault database and Lotus Domino server directory and reports missing Notes ID files for users
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10 Oct 2012 |
| Configuring and administering the IBM Connections 4.0 ReplyTo feature
Among the new features in IBM Connections 4.0 is the Mail-in feature or, as we call it in this article, ReplyTo, which allows you to make new posts to Forums by replying to an email notification. There are a number of configuration steps that must be performed to enable this feature, both on the WebSphere Portal server and on the mail server being used. This article describes how the ReplyTo feature works and the steps required to enable it successfully.
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03 Oct 2012 |
| Developing OpenSocial gadgets for IBM Connections 4.0
OpenSocial gadgets are small components written in XML, HTML, and JavaScript that display custom content. This white paper explains how to develop gadgets for IBM Connections 4.0, primarily focusing on using the developer bootstrap page for quickly testing gadgets
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28 Sep 2012 |
| Working with IBM Lotus Notes rich text fields
An IBM Lotus Notes rich text field is an important, special type of field into which you can enter simple text, formatted text, and all types of attachments, and is used by almost every Notes developer. This article provides a detailed description of how to use them.
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18 Sep 2012 |
| IBM Lotus Notes 8.5.3 Traveler Upgrade Pack 1 in High-Availability configuration performance
This article reports the performance test results of a IBM Lotus Notes Traveler 8.5.3 Upgrade Pack 1 in High Availability (HA) configuration on Microsoft Windows 64-bit with both IBM DB2 in HA Disaster Recovery configuration and Microsoft SQL database with mirroring.
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18 Sep 2012 |
| IBM Connections 4.0 Reviewer’s Guide
This Reviewer's Guide provides an extensive overview of the latest version of IBM’s social software, IBM Connections 4.0, and its nine applications: Home, Profiles, Activities, Blogs, Bookmarks, Communities, Files, Forums, and Wikis. In addition, this guide explains how to extend the features and functions of IBM Connections to your existing applications.
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18 Sep 2012 |
| Integration mechanisms in IBM Connections portlets
The IBM Connections Portlets internally uses IBM WebSphere Portal features like Page Properties (Page Parameters), Property Broker events, and Public Render Parameters to interact among each other, and these features can also be used to interact with other Portal applications.
This article describes all three approaches and uses a sample out-of-box portlet (attached below) to help demonstrate these various integration points and debugging. The attachment also contains the source code of the sample portlet that can help developers extend these integration points to their applications.
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18 Sep 2012 |
| Working with file attachments in the LCLSX
This article describes how you can work with file attachments in Lotus Connectors LotusScript Extension (LCLSX). We show how LCLSX handles file attachments and present a sample application to demonstrate file attachment processing.
Also available in:
Japanese
Portuguese
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06 Sep 2012 |
| Configuring IBM Lotus Notes Traveler High Availability with an enterprise Microsoft SQL database
Configuring IBM Lotus Notes Traveler to use a High Availability Pool requires special configuration steps. This document describes the step-by-step process to configure Notes Traveler High Availability with an enterprise Microsoft SQL database.
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05 Sep 2012 |
| Troubleshooting IBM Lotus Quickr for WebSphere Portal security / access issues
IBM Lotus Quickr for WebSphere Portal, as the name suggests, is an application running on WebSphere Portal that relies on underlying infrastructure for its security management, WebSphere Identity Manager (WIM) / Portal User Management Architecture (PUMA). Therefore working with Lotus Quickr requires familiarity with IBM WebSphere Portal and IBM WebSphere Application Server's security setup and user management.
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05 Sep 2012 |
| Introduction to IBM Connections 3.0.1
IBM Connections is social software for business. IBM Connections
includes several social applications, including Profiles, Communities, Blogs, Files, Wikis,
Activities, and Bookmarks. IBM Connections integrates with many software products, including
IBM Lotus Notes, IBM WebSphere Portal, Microsoft Office, and Microsoft
SharePoint Server. Get to know IBM Connections.
Also available in:
Chinese
Portuguese
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28 Aug 2012 |
| Practice: Working with wsadmin and the customization directory in IBM Connections 3.0.1
In this practice exercise, learn how to use IBM Connections' built-in
wsadmin tool and customization directory to customize the
IBM Connections user experience to meet your business needs.
Also available in:
Portuguese
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28 Aug 2012 |
| Working with Profiles in IBM Connections 3.0.1
This article provides an overview of how to customize and administer the IBM
Connections 3.0.1 Profiles feature. It also shows how to move, transform, and access user data
in Profiles.
Also available in:
Chinese
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28 Aug 2012 |
| Extending IBM Connections 3.0.1
Learn how to use IBM Connections 3.0.1 and the integration capabilities of
IBM Lotus Notes, Sametime, Lotus Quickr, and other products from different vendors.
Also available in:
Portuguese
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28 Aug 2012 |
| Customizing Profiles in IBM Connections 3.0.1
This article guides you through the steps of customizing your IBM Profiles
implementation, including an overview of how to customize and administer the IBM Connections
3.0.1 Profiles feature.
Also available in:
Chinese
Portuguese
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28 Aug 2012 |
| Practice: Customization overview for IBM Connections 3.0.1
IBM Connections is social software for business, offering Profiles,
Communities, Blogs, Files, Wikis, Activities, and Bookmarks. In this practice exercise,
learn how you can brand and customize the IBM Connections user experience to meet your
business needs.
Also available in:
Chinese
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28 Aug 2012 |
| Customization overview for IBM Connections 3.0.1
IBM Connections is social software for business. IBM Connections includes
several social applications, including Profiles, Communities, Blogs, Files, Wikis, Activities, and
Bookmarks. Learn how to brand and customize the IBM Connections user experience to meet
your business needs.
Also available in:
Chinese
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28 Aug 2012 |
| Installing IBM Connections 3.0.1
This article guides you through the installation and configuration of IBM
Connections 3.0.1, covering important details that will make your implementation smooth
and headache-free. After completing this article, you should be able to understand all
components involved in an IBM Connections deployment and be able to make better decisions
regarding your organization's needs.
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28 Aug 2012 |
| Monitoring availability, performance, infrastructure, and beyond using IBM Lotus Sametime
Ever wonder how to really know what the status of your IBM Lotus Sametime environment is? Discover how Lotus Sametime can be monitored, in terms of both function and performance, from the user perspective. This article describes (and provides) a simple lightweight proactive tool to assist administrators in better understanding the Lotus Sametime user experience to reduce outages, respond to issues more quickly, and improve the customer experience. In addition to monitoring capabilities, this tool can assist in debug collection and take the burden off users for problem recreates and data collection. By combining network validation with Lotus Sametime IM, user awareness, user login, and username look-up validation, never before has such a complete picture of the user experience been available.
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23 Aug 2012 |
| Configuring IBM Lotus Notes Traveler High Availability with an enterprise IBM DB2 database
Configuring IBM Lotus Notes Traveler to use a High Availability Pool requires special configuration steps. This document describes the step-by-step process to configure Notes Traveler High Availability with an enterprise IBM DB2 database.
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22 Aug 2012 |
| Integrating SPNEGO with IBM Sametime components on a federated deployment
This paper explains the steps on how to configure Simple and Protected GSSAPI Negotiation Mechanism (SPNEGO) on a federated deployment for IBM Sametime Community Server, Meeting Server, Proxy Server, Media Manager, Advanced Server, and the Connect Client. SPNEGO enables the SSO mechanism for Microsoft Windows clients that are part of a Microsoft Active Directory Domain.
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22 Aug 2012 |
| Creating and updating offline applications with IBM Forms
IBM Forms automates forms-based business processes to help improve efficiency, customer service, and time to value, making you more responsive to customer and market needs. IBM Forms are used in different industry sectors like government, banking, insurance etc.
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11 Jul 2012 |
| Authentication mechanisms in IBM Connections portlets: Scenarios and implementation
The IBM Connections portlets render social data from IBM Connections in the WebSphere Portal environment, and IBM strategically promotes the integration of Connections with WebSphere Portal using IBM Connections portlets. Customers and Business Partners can download the IBM Connections 3.x Portlets for WebSphere Portal from the Business Solution Catalog and customize them per their requirements.
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11 Jul 2012 |
| IBM Support Tools portlet for IBM Web Content Manager: Empowering you!
The IBM Support Tools portlet for IBM Web Content Manager (WCM) is one of the most widely used applications to troubleshoot issues related to Java Content Repository nodes. The tool does not ship with the WCM product, however, and lacks detailed documentation for users. This white paper explains how to install, set up, and use the Support Tools portlet.
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27 Jun 2012 |
| Introducing IBM SmartCloud Meetings
In this article, we give an overview of IBM SmartCloud Meetings and describe its unique features. In other articles in this series, we examine each offering in more detail.
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22 Jun 2012 |
| A lightweight framework to track and manage IBM Sametime client plug-ins
It sometimes makes sense to leave users completely in charge of their workstations, giving them complete latitude on installation and product and software versions. However, it can turn into an IT administration headache when direct management is required, for example, to make sure that a certain component has been brought to a required service-pack level to ensure compatibility with a company server.
This is particularly true for modular client software such the IBM® Sametime® client which, through its underlying Eclipse and Lotus® Expeditor platform, offers infinite customization possibilities through the addition of new plug-ins or extension of existing ones.
To mitigate this problem, this article describes and implements a lightweight and extensible framework to track and manage the configuration information of the Sametime client and plug-ins inside an organization.
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21 Jun 2012 |
| Innovations within reach: Using WebSphere eXtreme Scale to enhance WebSphere Portal and IBM Web
Content Manager performance
IBM Web Content Manager in IBM WebSphere Portal can make
use of dynacache instances to store rendered content retrieved from Web
Content Manager when advanced caching is enabled. This caching improves
response time and reduces load on the database. WebSphere eXtreme Scale and
the XC10 caching appliance offers an implementation of dynacache that stores cached content in an elastic data grid instead of using the default dynacache implementation, which stores cached content in IBM WebSphere Application Server heap space or on disk. This article examines the significant performance benefits of moving the WebSphere Portal advanced cache content into a data grid hosted by an XC10 caching appliance without requiring any application code changes.
Also available in:
Chinese
Portuguese
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20 Jun 2012 |
| The developerWorks community: Build your technical skills and your
professional network
The developerWorks community is a worldwide community of software developers and IT
professionals of all stripes, from students to seasoned veterans. As you'd
expect, there's a lot going on in this community, 24/7. New groups of users
who share common interests are forming. Blogs and wikis are starting up.
Bookmarks and files are being added, examined, and copied. Collaborative
activities are breaking new ground. And now new features and the revamped home
page make it even easier to contribute and keep tabs on it all. So...whether
you're new to the developerWorks community (welcome!) or already in the community, read
on to see the ways the community can help you thrive.
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14 Jun 2012 |
| Document search by integrating IBM Forms Experience Builder view responses with Ajax Solr
This article provides a brief overview of Forms and Solr technologies and illustrated instructions on implementing a real business scenario. It then explains how to configure and install both products, how to integrate them to obtain an intelligent search of Forms Experience Builder view response documents, and how we can present it on the Web, using Ajax Solr (a JavaScriptTM framework for creating user interfaces to Apache Solr.
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13 Jun 2012 |
| Using a Notes.ini file's automatic backup utility
Learn how to set up a Notes.ini backup utility for IBM Lotus Notes and Domino, which takes the backup of the Notes.ini file, whenever there was a change on the file. The backup copy would be the copy of the Notes.ini file, without that change.
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13 Jun 2012 |
| Configuring IBM Tivoli Access Manager / WebSEAL transparent junctions to work with an IBM Sametime environment
Single sign-on (SSO) enables users to log in to one application of IBM Sametime and switch to other applications and resources without having to authenticate again. There are several different ways to configure SSO. This procedure describes one approach, in which we use an IBM WebSphere® Application Server Lightweight Third-party Authentication (LTPA) key and WebSEAL transparent junctions.
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06 Jun 2012 |
| Measuring the distribution and skew of transaction response times for IBM Enterprise application datasets
This white paper describes our analysis and approach to measuring the distribution of transaction times during a five-day workload run of the IBM Lotus Domino, IBM SmartCloud Engage, and IBM Lotus Quickr for Domino Enterprise applications and provides a qualitative assessment of each dataset.
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29 May 2012 |
| Behind-the-scenes look at ZK Spreadsheet for IBM Lotus Domino Designer XPages
Learn how ZK and ZK Spreadsheet are integrated into IBM Lotus Domino Designer XPages. This white paper explains the concepts and implementation of ZK, ZK Spreadsheet, and XPages.
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29 May 2012 |
| IBM Lotus Domino Attachment and Object Service: Why optimizing transaction logging matters
In this white paper we discuss the technical reasons why the IBM Lotus Domino Attachment and Object Service (DAOS) needs Domino transaction logging as a pre-requisite and describe how to configure transaction logging to best meet the needs of DAOS.
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23 May 2012 |
| Getting started with IBM Lotus Quickr 8.5.1 for Domino
This article outlines the steps for installing IBM® Lotus Quickr 8.5.1 for Domino on Microsoft Windows. For additional details and installation steps on other operating systems, review the product documentation topic, "Installing and upgrading."
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10 May 2012 |
| IBM WebSphere Portal 8.0 IIM / Launchpad / FirstSteps at a glance: Installing WebSphere Portal and Portal Express
This article is aimed at first-time users of IBM WebSphere Portal 8.0, introducing some key functions and best practices, and briefly looks at IBM Installation Manager (IIM), WebSphere Portal 8.0 Launchpad.
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09 May 2012 |
| IBM Tivoli Directory Integrator solutions for IBM Connections real-world scenarios
The intent of this article is to give you an insight into the real-world scenarios occurring with IBM Connections 3.0.1 with respect to IBM Tivoli Directory Integrator (TDI) scripts and user population. It is assumed that the reader is familiar with basic concepts of TDI and its corresponding usage in IBM Connections Profiles population activity.
For details on setting up TDI and IBM Connections 3.0.1, refer to the IBM Connections 3.0.1 product documentation topic, “Configuring Tivoli Directory Integrator.”
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07 May 2012 |
| Integrating Java desktop applications with IBM Sametime using the Sametime Proxy Server
Introduced with IBM Sametime version 8.5, the Sametime Proxy Server is a Web-based application server allowing applications to securely integrate with IBM Sametime and benefit from its real-time collaborative features, using a simple HTTP-based Representational State Transfer (REST) API and the JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) data format.
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19 Mar 2012 |
| Messaging security guide for IBM Lotus Expeditor 6.2.3 integrator software
This white paper extends the existing IBM Lotus Expeditor integrator documentation with step-by-step instructions for enabling messaging-communication security for Lotus Expeditor integrator scenarios.
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19 Mar 2012 |
| Configuring and deploying IBM Lotus Domino v8 Off-Line Services (DOLS) for IBM Lotus iNotes
Learn how to configure and deploy the IBM Lotus iNotes (formerly known as IBM Lotus Domino Web Access) with IBM Lotus Domino 8.x and 8.5.x Off-Line Services (DOLS), including how to archive locally and how to use DOLS on clustered mail servers. This white paper focuses on how to implement DOLS functionality, covering best practices and tips for planning the DOLS deployment.
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19 Mar 2012 |
| Performance management tools for IBM WebSphere Portal
This document details the tooling that was used during a recent performance-related customer engagement. It describes the tools and how they were used to evaluate IBM WebSphere Portal 7 performance / problem determination issues.
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06 Mar 2012 |
| IBM Sametime Unified Telephony: User provisioning for reliability testing
This article describes the process used by IBM's Sametime United Telephony (SUT) Systems Verification Test (SVT) team to generate test users for reliability test cases.
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06 Mar 2012 |
| Enabling communication between IBM WebSphere Process Server and IBM WebSphere Portal via command line operations
Learn how to enable SSO and generate LTPA tokens between IBM WebSphere Process Server and an IBM WebSphere Portal server in cross-cell mode; that is, via command line operations (silent mode). Included is a detailed example .zip file with python scripts.
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24 Feb 2012 |
| Creating an IBM Lotus Quickr cleanup utility
Learn how to create a cleanup utility to delete unused/empty folders (and memory space) from IBM Lotus Quickr 8.1 for WebSphere Portal, using the Quickr Web services API, to help improve Quickr's performance.
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24 Feb 2012 |
| Integrating IBM Connections with IBM Lotus Quickr for Domino
This article presents a detailed scenario for integrating IBM Connections 3.0.1 with IBM Lotus Quickr 8.5.1 for Domino. It can help you show a user’s Profile from Quickr, publish an Activity attachment to Quickr, and create a community with a Quickr Teamspace.
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24 Feb 2012 |
| Leveraging Reverse AJAX in IBM WebSphere Portal 7.0 using Dojo CometD and Web messaging service
This article provides a hands-on exercise to leverage Reverse AJAX in portlets using Dojo CometD foundation and the Web messaging service component of the Feature Pack for Web 2.0. It demonstrates a scenario in which an open channel is kept between a client's browser and the IBM® WebSphere® Portal server so that WebSphere Portal can push updates to the client as soon as they are available.
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24 Feb 2012 |
| How to use Google Chart Tools with IBM Mashup Center
Google Chart Tools provide a rich set of visualization capabilities, such as
scatter chart and gauge, that complement the chart types available with the
IBM Mashup Center charting widget. You will see how Google Chart Images can be
used with IBM Mashup Center to generate markers on the Navteq mapping widget.
In addition, the article describes the building of a custom widget that uses
Google Chart Tools API to visualize data from enterprise data feeds.
Also available in:
Portuguese
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10 Nov 2011 |
| IBM Lotus Notes 8.5.2 and 8.5.3 Traveler performance
This article reports IBM Lotus Notes Traveler 8.5.2 performance results for Microsoft Windows 64-bit and Red Hat Linux 64-bit operating systems. In addition it compares Lotus Notes Traveler 8.5.2 (64-bit) server and Lotus Notes Traveler 8.5.1 (64-bit) server on Windows 64-bit operating systems. IBM Lotus Notes 8.5.3 Traveler performs the same as IBM Lotus Notes 8.5.2 Traveler performance. The same configuration were used for both IBM Lotus Notes 8.5.2 and 8.5.3 Traveler performance.
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24 Oct 2011 |
| Working with groups in LotusScript
This article describes how you can work with groups in LotusScript, using the built-in NotesAdministrationProcess class as well as two custom LotusScript classes.
Also available in:
Japanese
Portuguese
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13 Oct 2011 |
| IBM Mashup Center
IBM Mashup Center is a powerful tool aimed at gaining insight and
sharing information by rapidly assembling and visualizing data. This article
shares some of the essential "need-to-know" tips we have collected in our
experience with the product. In the first article in the series, we reviewed
the components of IBM Mashup Center and some terminology, and then provided
you with nine practical tips on working with feeds and building Data Mashups.
Whereas the previous article focused on the "data site" of a mashup, in this
this article we'll cover the presentation layer of a mashup - the "Mashup
Builder". This article applies to Mashup Center version 2 and version
3.
Also available in:
Portuguese
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13 Oct 2011 |
| Manage your IBM i Domino servers using APIs
This article describes a set of APIs which enable programmatic access and management of Domino servers on IBM i. The article includes code examples to demonstrate the usage of APIs to perform these tasks.
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08 Aug 2011 |
| Display enterprise data as dynamic HTML using IBM Mashup Center
IBM Mashup Center comes with widgets for displaying data in different
formats, for example in a table, on a map or in a chart. These widgets allow
very quick page assembly but normally only provides a limited set of
customization like font size, alignment color. To have greater control on the
presentation, IBM Mashup Center Version 3 supports the generation of any XML
directly using data from enterprise data sources. This article shows how you
can generate HTML (XHTML to be specific since the feed is well-formed) for
more distinctive presentation using the data mashup builder. In addition, the
article describes a simple widget that can display arbitrary HTML and can
intercept mouse clicks to trigger events that can be wired to other
widgets.
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16 Jun 2011 |
| Integrating IBM Lotus Quickr 8.5 for Domino with IBM Enterprise Content Management: Configuration and best practices
The ability to integrate with IBM® Enterprise Content Management was introduced in IBM Lotus® Quickr® 8.5 for Domino®. In this article we discuss how it works and how to configure and use related features. It's assumed that you're familiar with Lotus Quickr and that you've already installed Lotus Quickr 8.5 for Domino.
Also available in:
Chinese
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06 Jun 2011 |
| Viewing developerWorks Lotus in its native Notes format
Part of developerWorks Lotus is IBM Lotus Domino-based. If you connect to it using an IBM Lotus Notes client, you can use Notes features such as replication. This article provides the steps to connect to the site databases and offers troubleshooting tips for making the connection.
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05 Apr 2011 |
| Lotus Notes wiki
Learn how to use IBM Lotus Notes, contribute to its product knowledge base, and collaborate with others. Find IBM Product Documentation and Learning Center materials, including how-to videos and getting started materials, and supplemental articles written by Lotus community members.
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23 Mar 2011 |
| Lotus Domino wiki
Learn how to use IBM Lotus Domino, contribute to its product knowledge base, and collaborate with others. Find IBM Product Documentation and Learning Center materials, including how-to videos and getting started materials, and supplemental articles written by Lotus community members.
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23 Mar 2011 |
| IBM Lotus Quickr wiki
Learn how to use IBM Lotus Quickr, contribute to its product knowledge base, and collaborate with others. Find IBM Product Documentation and Learning Center materials, including how-to videos and getting started materials, and supplemental articles written by Lotus community members.
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17 Mar 2011 |
| Smarter collaboration for the education industry using Lotus
Connections, Part 4: Use IBM Content Analytics to crawl, analyze, and display unstructured
data
Continue building an example application that
augments IBM Lotus Connections Profiles pages with information about
research grant awards and academic research interests. Unstructured source
data is gathered and persisted to a text analytics collection point. Learn
about the server-side implementation of the custom widgets, and how they
employ Content Analytics analysis. You'll also build a custom crawler.
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01 Mar 2011 |
| Smarter collaboration for the education industry using Lotus
Connections, Part 3: Use Profiles to share research interests and grant awards
Learn to augment IBM Lotus Connections Profiles pages
with information about research grant awards and academic research interests.
An example application, including code samples, shows how to gather source
data on grants and publications and persist it to a text analytics collection
point. The content is ranked and shaped into a research interest cloud tag for
the Profile user. Implement the UI using two custom widgets composed of XML
and JavaScript files.
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22 Feb 2011 |
| Smarter collaboration for the education industry using Lotus
Connections, Part 2: Optimize assignment of students to research projects
Build a web application to optimize assignment of students to research project positions using data from a remote DB2 database, ILOG CPLEX for the optimization, and iWidgets in the browser-based client.
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08 Feb 2011 |
| Your Co branding for IBM Lotus Sametime 8.0 and later using the Connect client
The IBM Lotus Sametime Connect client user interface can be customized with images, icons, logos, slogans, design schemes, and more. Users can brand the Lotus Sametime client to provide a unique and personal experience. A company can brand the Lotus Sametime client so that all employees see the company's branding when they use Lotus Sametime. This article describes installing and modifying a Lotus Sametime branding plug-in, using the branding plug-in of a fictitious company, Your Co.
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05 Jan 2011 |
| Comment lines: Portal patterns revisited
Even with the continued popularity of agile development methodologies,
modeling continues to be a valuable practice in many organizations. Modeling helps you think through a complex design and visually share your approach. With client side or browser based development models in the mainstream, a new look at modeling was in order to ensure that the approach could keep up with evolving technology.
Also available in:
Portuguese
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15 Dec 2010 |
| Use the FusionCharts Free charting widget in the IBM Mashup Center
Learn to build a charting widget with a very rich customizable presentation where both the charting data and presentation
customization are specified in XML. Then learn how to use the data mashup editor from the IBM Mashup Center to generate the XML for
such a widget. Finally, build a sample mashup in which the presentation elements vary dynamically with the data.
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09 Dec 2010 |
| Multi-locale site management with IBM Workplace Web Content Management
Learn how to build a multi-locale solution for your Web site with IBM Workplace Web Content Management.
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16 Nov 2010 |
| Building a business component for the WebSphere Portal composite
application infrastructure
This article provides an overview of how to write a business component for the composite application infrastructure in IBM WebSphere Portal. It includes a sample implementation of a business component that demonstrates how the composite application infrastructure can be utilized, plus best practices to leverage and pitfalls to avoid.
Also available in:
Chinese
Portuguese
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10 Nov 2010 |
| IBM Lotus Quickr usage statistics: Measuring the success of team collaboration
IBM® Lotus® Quickr® 8.5 for IBM WebSphere® Portal introduces server- and place-level statistics. Administrators can monitor the use of the system through an administrative web user interface. Statistics for Lotus Quickr places can also be obtained by calling REST services on the \adminqcs context root. These services provide both server-wide and place-specific statistics.
Also available in:
Russian
Portuguese
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02 Nov 2010 |
| Using AI REST services in IBM Lotus Quickr 8.5 for WebSphere Portal to manage Place Members
This article explains how to use IBM WebSphere Portal 6.1.5 Application Infrastructure (AI) Representational State Transfer (REST) services to access information about the members of IBM Lotus Quickr 8.5.0 places.
We also explain how to use the REST services and Dojo to build a simple widget that displays details of members of the place.
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01 Nov 2010 |
| Developing a social networking iPhone application based on IBM Lotus Connections 2.5
IBM® developerWorks® recently introduced its first native iPhone application to the Apple Application Store, a great tool for users to explore and discover developerWorks content and community, connect with other IT professionals and subject matter experts, and seek out opportunities to share experience.
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12 Oct 2010 |
| IBM Lotus Domino 8.5.2 XPages discussion database server performance
This article reports on the performance of IBM®
Lotus® Domino® 8.5.2 XPages. A discussion database application workload was used to compare the classic Lotus Domino elements with the XPages design elements.
Also available in:
Russian
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07 Oct 2010 |
| BPM integration with Webform, Part 1: Human tasks in business space using Lotus Webform Server
Companies today are faced with a number of challenges in operational efficiency. In particular there are many business processes within a given organization that are unnecessarily cumbersome due to the lack of a coordinated effort. These processes are often manual in nature and prone to error. Developing a series of well orchestrated business processes that include a combination of human tasks and automated services will differentiate a company from its competitors by streamlining operations and reducing waste.
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23 Sep 2010 |
| Performance tuning guide: IBM WebSphere Portal Express 6.1.5 on IBM i V6R1
This white paper discusses performance tuning recommendations that are specific
to running IBM WebSphere Portal on the IBM i platform, focusing on the WebSphere
Portal Express 6.1.0.x / 6.1.5.x and IBM i i5/OS VR61/V6R1M1 profile and platform versions.
Our emphasis is on platform-level recommendations unique to the IBM i that are minimally
discussed in the existing WebSphere Portal performance tuning guides.
Also available in:
Portuguese
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23 Sep 2010 |
| Smarter collaboration for the education industry using Lotus Connections, Part 1: Integrate Lotus Connections with a RESTful web application
Extend IBM Lotus Connections capabilities with a RESTful web application that supports XML and JSON APIs. The Connections Profiles user interface is a custom widget based on the Dojo Toolkit. The web app enables a university professor to share his publications on a social network profile page. Further customize the application to share other information from the professor's profile such as research grant awards or courses taught.
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21 Sep 2010 |
| Customizing themes in IBM Lotus Quickr 8.5 for WebSphere Portal
This article provides an overview of themes for IBM® Lotus® Quickr® 8.5 for WebSphere® Portal. The sections that follow equip you with the information that you need to create themes and skins and customize them for updates, such as changing the logo, changing the color scheme, making advanced changes to the layout, and integrating components to the customize shelf.
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14 Sep 2010 |
