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WebSphere Portal zone
Official IBM Web site for WebSphere Portal developers. Get the latest technical information on WebSphere Portal. Find information on installing, configuring, using, and mastering IBM WebSphere Portal products, and on developing portals and portlets, including JSR 168 API conforming portlets, and using WebSphere Portlet Factory for automated portlet development.
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04 Nov 2009 |
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WebSphere Portal Security
This page provides resources for portlet developers, portal administrators, IT Security professionals, and portal developers who need to configure, administer, or program WebSphere Portal security features.
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07 Oct 2009 |
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Wrinkle-free SSL: Using TLS/SSL with micro broker v3 in IBM Lotus Expeditor
One of the new security features provided with micro broker v3, which is shipped with IBM® Lotus® Expeditor 6.2, is the ability to encrypt network data transmitted to and from the broker using the industry-standard Transport Layer Security/Secure Sockets Layer (TLS/SSL) protocols. This article describes several ways to secure your micro broker communication using this new feature.
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29 Jun 2009 |
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New security APIs in WebSphere Portal
This article gives a detailed introduction, usage scenarios, guidelines, and samples to three new security APIs: the portlet login service, the remember me cookie portlet service, and the authentication filter model. The portlet login service, available since IBM® WebSphere® Portal V6.0.1, allows triggering of a login by username and password from a portlet. The remember me cookie portlet service enables you to use the new remember me cookie functionality introduced with WebSphere Portal V6.1 from your portlet. Third, the authentication filter model provides six plug-points to add custom code to the WebSphere Portal login, logout, and session handling flows.
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29 Jun 2009 |
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Configuring single sign-on (SSO) between IBM WebSphere Portal and IBM Lotus Domino
This paper is designed to help administrators who have a good grasp of how SSO works and want an in-depth explanation of what steps are necessary to configure SSO between IBM WebSphere Portal and IBM Lotus Domino. It also explains how to verify that SSO is working correctly.
Editor's Note: This white paper is the second in a three-part series on SSO to be published over the next month or so. See the previous paper, "Understanding single sign-on (SSO) between IBM WebSphere Portal and IBM Lotus Domino."
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19 Jun 2009 |
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Configuring single sign-on (SSO) between IBM WebSphere Portal and IBM Lotus Domino
This paper is designed to help administrators who have a good grasp of how SSO works and want an in-depth explanation of what steps are necessary to configure SSO between IBM WebSphere Portal and IBM Lotus Domino. It also explains how to verify that SSO is working correctly.
Editor's Note: This white paper is the second in a three-part series on SSO to be published over the next month or so. See the previous paper, "Understanding single sign-on (SSO) between IBM WebSphere Portal and IBM Lotus Domino."
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19 Jun 2009 |
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Understanding single sign-on (SSO) between IBM WebSphere Portal and IBM Lotus Domino
This white paper provides an in-depth explanation of how the single sign-on (SSO) feature works between IBM WebSphere Portal and IBM Lotus Domino. Learn the basics of how cookies are written to―and used in―Internet browsers, how the cookies are used to enable SSO, and exactly what is in the token and why it's needed for SSO between two servers. Included are specific details of where the WebSphere Portal and Lotus Domino servers configure each part of the cookie used for SSO, the LTPAToken.
Editor's Note: This white paper is the first in a three-part series on SSO to be published over the next few months. See the second paper, "Configuring single sign-on (SSO) between IBM WebSphere Portal and IBM Lotus Domino."
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03 Feb 2009 |
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Understanding single sign-on (SSO) between IBM WebSphere Portal and IBM Lotus Domino
This white paper provides an in-depth explanation of how the single sign-on (SSO) feature works between IBM WebSphere Portal and IBM Lotus Domino. Learn the basics of how cookies are written to―and used in―Internet browsers, how the cookies are used to enable SSO, and exactly what is in the token and why it's needed for SSO between two servers. Included are specific details of where the WebSphere Portal and Lotus Domino servers configure each part of the cookie used for SSO, the LTPAToken.
Editor's Note: This white paper is the first in a three-part series on SSO to be published over the next few months. See the second paper, "Configuring single sign-on (SSO) between IBM WebSphere Portal and IBM Lotus Domino."
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03 Feb 2009 |
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Portal User Management Architecture (PUMA) sample scenarios in IBM WebSphere Portal
This document describes how to use Portal User Management Architecture (PUMA) for your IBM WebSphere Portal implementation. Specifically, you learn how to use a public API to implement custom scenarios with code samples, and how to customize the existing forms and screens for custom user management. It is intended for WebSphere Portal application developers and administrators who need to implement custom solutions to suit the needs for individual user management.
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10 Sep 2008 |
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Developing secured Web services in IBM Lotus Expeditor
In this article, you learn how to use IBM Lotus Expeditor Toolkit to create a secured Web service and how to run it in IBM Lotus Expeditor Client; you also gain some basic knowledge about WS-Security.
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26 Feb 2008 |
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Remember Me with WebSphere Portal
Provide a better user experience by implementing a "Remember Me" feature in your portal applications using IBM WebSphere Portal V5.1 or V6.0.
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07 Nov 2007 |
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Software as a Service: Building multi-tenant applications using WebSphere Portal Server
The primary issue faced by customers who want to implement a Software as
a Service solution is how to construct their multi-tenant environment. This demo shows how multi-tenancy can be implemented using the Virtual Portal feature of WebSphere Portal Server.
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08 Oct 2007 |
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Software as a Service: Enforcing role based access control using WebSphere Portal Server & Tivoli Directory Server
See how WebSphere portal access control features can be exploited for
enforcing security in a SaaS application by restricting the set of portal pages and portlets that a particular user can access, based on the role of the user.
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26 Sep 2007 |
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Software as a Service: Securing human tasks in work flows using WebSphere Process Server & Tivoli Directory Server
See how the LDAP Staff Resolution plug-in feature in WebSphere Process
Server is used to secure human tasks in business process execution language (BPEL) processes with a common user registry.
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26 Sep 2007 |
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Software as a Service: Building a
multi-tenant user registry using WebSphere Portal Server & Tivoli Directory Server
This demo shows how to build a multi-tenant user registry using WebSphere Portal Server and Tivoli Directory Server. It is part of a scenario that describes how to enforce security in a Software as a Service application.
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26 Sep 2007 |
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Leveraging WebSphere Portal V6 programming model: Part 4. Understanding and configuring WebSphere Portal login and logout
Learn about the mechanism which enables portal users to login and logout, and how to configure and customize the login and logout behavior.
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28 Jun 2007 |
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Creating a custom user registration portlet using WebSphere Portlet Factory V6
Replace the portal default user registration with a new user registration portlet that you create using the PUMA SPI and the Linked Java Object builder in Portlet Factory V6.
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06 Jun 2007 |
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Creating a new portal: Part 6. Administering and maintaining the portal
This last part in the series "Creating a new portal" describes the ongoing support and administration of a portal, including the need for specific team members and their roles. It discusses the skills and training that should be developed before your portal goes live, how to harden the performance of your portal, and issues you might face with the deployment and governance of your production system.
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23 May 2007 |
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Leveraging J2EE roles in JSR 168 portlets running in WebSphere Portal
Define J2EE roles for individual portlets, grant those roles to individual users or groups, and verify a given user's specific role, all from within portlet code.
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14 Mar 2007 |
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IBM WebSphere Portal Tivoli Access Manager Configuration Wizard Version 1.1
The WebSphere Portal Tivoli Access Manager Configuration Wizard is an InstallShield for Java application that steps portal administrators through the task of configuring WebSphere Portal to use Tivoli Access Manager.
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15 Feb 2007 |
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IBM Custom Template Portlet
The Custom Template Portlet provides the ability to author Web Content Management content from within a WebSphere Portal environment. Site designers have the ability to control the layout and appearance of this portlet by customizing sample JSP files. You can use this portlet to add addiitonal granularity to the overall security of Web Content Management 2.0.1 by adding the WebSphere Portal security settings to the existing Web Content Management permissions.
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15 Feb 2007 |
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IBM WebSphere Developer Technical Journal: The top Java EE best practices
This is an updated version of a similarly-named article published in the IBM WebSphere Developer Technical Journal in 2004. This revision takes into account changing technology trends and, more importantly, recommends certain practices that the authors assumed would be commonly followed, but, as they have learned, are not.
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24 Jan 2007 |
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IBM WebSphere Portal V6.0 Security Overview
An overview of the WebSphere Portal security architecture and deployment scenarios illustrate the flexibility and breadth of options you can use to implement your own portal security infrastructure.
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01 Nov 2006 |
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New to WebSphere and SOA
Service-oriented architecture, or SOA. It's all the buzz. But what is it exactly and how can it help your company? How does WebSphere fit into an SOA solution? And where can you learn more? This page is a starting point for you to learn more about SOA and WebSphere and how you can use them in an SOA solution.
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04 Oct 2006 |
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Exploiting the WebSphere Portal V5.1.0.1 programming model: Part 3: Integrating WebSphere Portal into your security environment and user management system
Use the portal programming interfaces to implement single sign-on (SSO), customize portal login behavior, and work with the user profiles. See the interfaces applied to the calendar and todo example from Part 1.
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21 Jun 2006 |
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Create a business process portlet application with WebSphere Process Server V6 using Business Process Choreographer APIs
This article shows you how to integrate a portal application with IBM WebSphere Process Server V6 using WebSphere Business Process Choreographer APIs.
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21 Jun 2006 |
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Best Practices for IBM Workplace Web Content Management 5.1.0.x
Get experienced-based advice on deploying and using Web Content Management V5.1.0.x from the consultants who do it everyday.
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10 May 2006 |
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IBM Software Services for WebSphere
IBM Software Services for WebSphere is a team of highly skilled
consultants with broad architectural knowledge, deep technical skills, best
practices expertise, and close ties with IBM research and development labs.
Our services include skills transfer, implementation, migration,
architecture and design services, as well as customized workshops and
education to fit your business needs.
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18 Apr 2006 |
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IBM WebSphere Portal Page Derivation Concepts
Set up, administer, and optimally apply WebSphere Portal page derivation capabilities.
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12 Apr 2006 |
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IBM WebSphere Portal V5.1 Security Overview
Deployment scenarios illustrate the flexibility and breadth of options you can use to implement your own portal security infrastructure.
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20 Feb 2006 |
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Implementing an on demand security scanning application using Websphere Portal
This article, primarily for IT security professionals, describes how to use IBM WebSphere Portal to encapsulate a security scan tool. Users can access a portal to request a scan of their own computers; they see the results of the scan in the portal or in an email. You learn how to integrate the scanning tool, which runs as a service on a server, with your company portal. The tool delivers the results of the scan to the user through the portal interface.
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01 Feb 2006 |
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Understanding security in IBM Workplace Web Content Management
IBM Workplace Web Content Management is a great tool for managing and working with your store of corporate data. But did you know this product also offers a full range of security-related features to keep your sensitive information safe from prying eyes? Read this article to learn more.
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17 Jan 2006 |
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Exploiting the WebSphere Portal V5.1.0.1 programming model: Part 1: Introducing the model
Unlock the potential in your portal applications by understanding the programming model from the architects' point of view. The article describes those parts of WebSphere Portal which can be customized and extended using the portal programming model.
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14 Dec 2005 |
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Securing sensitive data using SSL in Websphere Portal
Portal administrators and developers learn an approach for securing personal information on selected portal pages.
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22 Nov 2005 |
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Performance tuning of Portal Access Control
This article provides portal administrators with essential performance background information
so you can improve your portal's performance, including login, read-only operation, and administration performance. You learn how to prevent future portal access control performance issues by making the best use of Portal Access Control (PAC), an authorization model introduced in IBM WebSphere Portal V5.You learn about the PAC configuration artifacts, performance considerations, individual fixes you should consider installing, and the benefits and drawbacks of individual access tuning options such as tuning the caching layers, and the best use of performance flags for your setup. You also see how to configure two portal services so they automatically clean up redundant configuration settings and pre-fill access control caches during portal start-up.
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24 Aug 2005 |
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WebSphere Portal and Windows SharePoint Integration Guide
This article discusses six key areas which must be considered when implementing a federated portal, comprised of portals running under IBM WebSphere Portal and portals running under MicrosoftWindows SharePoint Services and Microsoft Windows SharePoint Portal Server.
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11 Jul 2005 |
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WebSphere Portal V5.1.0.1 Announcement
More than a typical DOT release, this one packs support for new environments (including WAS V6), personalization enhancements, new API's, and much more.
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25 May 2005 |
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WebSphere Portal Enable for z/OS, V5.1 Announcement
Mainframe shops have a fully functional, robust version of WebSphere Portal Version 5.1. for z/OS 1.4, along with simplified installation and configuration, exploitation of the native z/OS controls, parallel sysplex support, and more.
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25 May 2005 |
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Meet the experts: Skyler Thomas on WebSphere Portal applications
This question and answer article features Chief Portal achitect Skyler Thomas who answers questions about WebSphere Portal.
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18 May 2005 |
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Meet the experts: Skyler Thomas on WebSphere Portal applications
This question and answer article features Skyler Thomas, Chief Portal Architect for
Customer Solutions, who answers questions about WebSphere Portal.
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18 May 2005 |
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IBM Redbook: WebSphere Portal V5.0 Production Deployment and Operations Guide
This IBM Redbook contains best practices for deployment and operational support of WebSphere Portal V5 in a production environment. It addresses the questions on how to initially deploy WebSphere Portal. After you have deployed WebSphere Portal, you can use the operational best practices described in this redbook for themes, skins, pages, and portlet updates in a 24/7 enterprise. (SG24-6391)
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23 Feb 2005 |
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Integrating WebSphere Business Integration Server Foundation Web client into WebSphere Portal using Single Sign-on security
Your article abstract goes here. Summarize the main points of the article or the task the developer will be able to do after reading the article. Put the primary points and key phrases close to the beginning of the abstract, because it may be truncated in search results.
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16 Feb 2005 |
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Accessing secure remote Web applications using a portlet service
This article illustrates the use of a portlet service to encapsulate the interaction between portlets and a remote Web application. It describes connecting to a WebSphere Application Server application that uses an LDAP directory and LTPA for security. Sample code and configuration examples are included to demonstrate connecting to either a session EJB or to a servlet.
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26 Jan 2005 |
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IBM WebSphere and Lotus: Implementing Collaborative Solutions
This book shows experienced Web developers how to design and deploy WebSphere and Lotus products in collaborative applications. It addresses architecture, security, performance, availability, development, and other considerations.
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24 Nov 2004 |
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IBM WebSphere Portal Education Overview
Use this guide or roadmap to help you plan appropriate training for yourself and your team. (PDF)
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Roadmaps |
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26 Oct 2004 |
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Extending the IBM WebSphere Platform with Adobe Intelligent Documents
This article describes a joint solution by Adobe and IBM that enables enterprises to communicate more effectively, automate document-based processes, access systems offline, share information securely, and exchange data and information with people and systems. Optimized for IBM WebSphere, the Adobe Intelligent Document Platform creates Intelligent Documents that can be used throughout the IBM middleware application stack to extend business processes, provide better interaction between systems, and improve communications with partners and customers.
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13 Oct 2004 |
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IBM Redbooks: WebSphere Portal Express and Express Plus V5 for the IBM iSeries Server
This IBM Redbook is for system administrators, application developers, and IT consultants who want to install and use WebSphere Portal Express on the IBM iSeries platform. It includes an overview of each part of WebSphere Portal and related products, typical scenarios for integrating with iSeries applications, portlets on iSeries, and information on maintaining WebSphere Portal. (SG24-6096)
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Redbooks |
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07 Sep 2004 |
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IBM Redbooks: Develop and Deploy a Secure Portal Solution, Using WebSphere Portal V5.0.2 and Tivoli Access Manager V5.1
This new 2-part comprehensive book discusses portal security architecture, topology selection, design, and integration considerations, and provides and describes a complete working example. SG24-6325.
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06 Jul 2004 |
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IBM WebSphere Developer Technical Journal: Configuring single sign-on using Tivoli Access Manager and WebSphere Portal
This article describes how to integrate IBM Tivoli Access Manager for e-business V5.1 or V4.1 with IBM WebSphere Portal V5.0.2 for the purpose of providing authentication to a portal through Single Sign-On (SSO). It provides detailed steps for configuring a Trust Association Interceptor (TAI) with a trusted user, which is one of several ways to configure SSO, and introduces other possible configurations. The method described here is also known as password authentication.
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23 Jun 2004 |
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Mastering IBM WebSphere Portal Server: Expert Guidance to Build and Deploy Portal Applications
This book is for portal administrators, developers, architects, and managers involved with WebSphere Portal projects. It teaches you how to install, develop and deploy portlets, administer, manage, and implement a WebSphere Portal V5.0.2 environment. It also covers most current, major portal-related topics such as personalization, collaboration, search, document management, and content management. Because portals are normally found in business applications environments with a high degree of complexity, this book addresses how portals interact with components such as LDAP servers, enterprise applications, mobile devices, and other (vertical) portals.
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12 May 2004 |
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IBM Redbooks: IBM WebSphere Portal for Multiplatforms V5 Handbook
This Redbook covers most of the major administrators tasks, and many developers task pertaining to V. It includes installation, configuration, and administration on a variety of platforms, migration from V4 to V5, clustering, patterns, examples and scenarios for integrating enterprise information into a portal, and how to exploit the Lotus collaboration features. (SG24-6098)
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Redbooks |
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24 Mar 2004 |
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A step-by-step guide to configuring a WebSphere Portal V5 cluster
This document, for portal administrators, tells how to create an IBM WebSphere Portal cluster for failover and scalability support, especially for a production environment. This guide walks you through building an example cluster consisting of two portal nodes (WebSphere Portal), a database server (DB2) running 4 databases, a Web server (IBM HTTP Server), an LDAP server (IBM Directory Server, and Deployment Server (a component in WebSphere Application Server).
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Articles |
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30 Jan 2004 |
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Guide to WebSphere Portal 5.0
Get a technical overview of the features, updates, and new components included with WebSphere Portal V5. This white paper describes the new administrative capabilities, content management, search, collaborative portlets, personalization, mobile support, security, directory services, enterprise application integration,development tools, and more.
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28 Oct 2003 |
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Managing Privacy in a WebSphere Portal Environment Using Tivoli Privacy Manager
Learn how to integrate Tivoli Privacy Manager V1.1 into a WebSphere Portal 4.2 environment to manage privacy-sensitive information. You see a scenario, including code samples, which illustrate creating and configuring a WebSphere Portal privacy monitor, defining policies, and generating reports.
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21 Oct 2003 |
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Using Netegrity SiteMinder Authentication for WebSphere Portal
Learn how to configure WebSphere Portal and WebSpher Application Server V4 to use Netegrity SiteMinder V5.5 as the authentication mechanism. Understand choices for session validation and for handling secured URL requests from WebSphere Portal through SiteMinder.
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15 Oct 2003 |
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Readme: IBM WebSphere Portal for z/OS and OS/390 Version 4.1.5
Product documentation readme.
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12 Aug 2003 |
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Using Active Credentials Objects to Connect to Secured Web Applications
This article discusses how to store active credentials into a vault slot and how to use the slot to create active credential objects. The active credential objects submit credentials to back-end applications protected by standard authentication methods.
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30 Jul 2003 |
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Configuring SSL in WebSphere Portal V4.2
This article discusses how to protect data with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) for transmission between WebSphere Portal V4.2, a Web browser, and an IBM Directory Server (LDAP). SSL provides a secure connection between client and server over which transmitted data is encrypted.
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07 May 2003 |
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IBM WebSphere Portal Primer, Second Edition
This book describes WebSphere Portal V 5.1 running on WebSphere Application Server Versions 5.1.x or 6.0. The authors systematically guide you through the IBM WebSphere Portal product, which includes the portal server, the Personalization server, Workplace Web Content Management, Document Manager, versatile search engine, collaboration component, virtual portal capabilities, business process integration, and task management features.
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30 Apr 2003 |
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IBM Redbooks: IBM WebSphere Portal V4.1 Handbook Volume 3
The IBM WebSphere Portal V4.1 Handbook is available in three volumes of Redbooks. This is Volume 3. These IBM Redbooks position the IBM WebSphere Portal for Multiplatforms as a solution that provides a single point of interaction with dynamic information
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Redbooks |
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11 Mar 2003 |
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Using a custom registry with WebSphere Portal
This article shows how to create a custom member registry for WebSphere
Portal, while preserving the security infrastructure of WebSphere Application
Server. It walks you through implementing the CustomRegistry interface for
WebSphere Application Server, and shows how to use this interface in WebSphere
Portal's Member Services.
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18 Dec 2002 |
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Using Credential Vault to Provide Single Sign-on for Portlets
This article provides and explains four portlet applications that use different credential vault techniques to maintain credentials.
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06 Nov 2002 |
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Integrating WebSphere Portal with your security infrastructure
This paper describes how to use WebSphere Portal V4.1 as part of a highly protected system that fits your individual infrastructure. To accommodate different security requirements, portal servers must integrate with various security infrastructure components such as authentication, authorization and single sign-on control so you can choose the combination that best matches your security needs.WebSphere Portal is designed to work with IBM WebSphere Application Server security and IBM Tivoli Access Manager, as well as with third-party security products.
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04 Nov 2002 |
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Advanced Web Clipping Using WebSphere Portal Version 4.1
This article explains how to build Web clippers that can work in our complex Internet environment. It deals with accessing secure content, transcoing for different devices, modifying link traversal behavior, and editing the low-level annotations that are generated by the Web Clipping Portlet.
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Articles |
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23 Oct 2002 |
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IBM WebSphere Developer Technical Journal: Enable Authentication and Authorization for WebSphere Portal 4.1 Using Tivoli Access Manager
IBM WebSphere Portal supports external authentication and authorization engines such as Tivoli Access Manager to handle security decisions for the portal engine. This article discusses security concepts, steps though a configuration of Tivoli Access Manager and Portal, and demonstrates the run-time operations by providing example scenarios.
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11 Sep 2002 |
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Guide to WebSphere Portal 4.2
This document is intended to help independent software vendors and application architects plan their use of WebSphere Portal. It explains portal applications, content, security, (authentication, authorization, and single sign-on), user management, administration, personalization, collaboration, and more. (PDF 3.8 MB)
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03 May 2002 |
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Building a strong base for portals helps you leverage and reuse existing assets
This white paper gives an in-depth view of the architecture and design of WebSphere Portal, including its presentation and portlet framework, and its security, user management, personalization, content management, performance and scalability, search and enterprise information connectivity features.
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12 Apr 2002 |
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Portlet Development Guide: First Edition (Portlet API 1.1)
This document shows how to develop a portlet using the Portlet API 1.1, introducing concepts of the Portlet API along the way. Elements of the Portlet API are described with the help of an example that progresses from a simple portlet with no output to a complex portlet application with more advanced features. Portlet development for the WebSphere Portal environment is also described.
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11 Apr 2002 |
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