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Javadoc for WebSphere Portal and Lotus Web Content Management Versions 6.0.x and 6.1.x

Versions 6 and 6.1 programming interface specifications

Contributors:  IBM WebSphere Portal Development Team

Summary:  These packages define a major portion of the WebSphere Portal and Lotus Web Content Management V6.0 and V6.1 programming model; specifically, the application and system programming interfaces, or APIs and SPIs. Use these interfaces in portlets and other applications that integrate with WebSphere Portal and Lotus Web Content Management.

Date:  25 Nov 2009 (Published 09 Aug 2006)
Level:  Intermediate

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These packages define a major portion of the IBM WebSphere® Portal and Lotus® Web Content Management V6.0 and V6.1 programming model; specifically, the application and system programming interfaces, or APIs and SPIs. Use these interfaces in portlets and other applications that integrate with WebSphere Portal Lotus Web Content Management.

The WebSphere Portal programming model is an extension of the J2EE programming model. Developers use it to implement Web applications that leverage the rich set of WebSphere Portal platform capabilities. These include aggregation and integration of components into page hierarchies, flexible navigation, content and application aggregation, branding, customization, personalization, content management, document management, search, and so on.

The WebSphere Portal programming model consists of various APIs, SPIs, JSP Taglibs, Eclipse plug-points, and descriptors that let you customize the aggregation steps at different levels. The downloads define the application programming interfaces (APIs) and system programming interfaces (SPIs).


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DescriptionNameSizeDownload method
Portal V6.1.0.3 and V6.1.5 API Javadocportal_6103_api_docs.zip4,578 KBHTTP
Portal V6.1.0.3 and V6.1.5 SPI Javadocportal_6103_spi_docs.zip2,540 KBHTTP
Portal V6.1.0.3 and V6.1.5 Personalization Javadocportal_6103_Personalization.zip537 KBHTTP
Portal V6.1 API Javadocportal_61api.zip3,930 KBHTTP
Portal V6.1 SPI Javadocportal_61spi.zip2,180 KBHTTP
Portal V6.1 Web 2.0 Javadocportal_61js.zip62 KBHTTP
Portal V6.01 API Javadocportal_601api.zip1,450 KBHTTP
Portal V6.01 SPI Javadocportal_601spi.zip1,623 KBHTTP
Portal V6 API Javadocportal_60api.zip1,366 KBHTTP
Portal V6 SPI Javadocportal_60spi.zip1,296 KBHTTP
Web Content Management V6.1.5 API Javadocwcm-6-1-5-api-javadoc.zip474 KBHTTP
Web Content Management V6.1.0.1 API Javadocwcm-6-1-0-1-api-javadoc.zip474 KBHTTP
Web Content Management V6.0 API Javadocwcm-6-0-api-javadoc.zip386 KBHTTP

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