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Configuring Web Services for Remote Portlets in WebSphere Portal

Enabling diverse portals to share portlets through WSRP

Sean (Chunhong) Gu, Enterprise Application Architect , EMC
Sean Gu is an Enterprise Application Architect at IBM Business Partner Technical Enablement. His areas of expertise include ERP (PeopleSoft, Siebel, and Lawson), WebSphere Portal, OO Technologies, Business Process Integration and SOA Composite Applications.
(An IBM developerWorks Contributing Author)

Summary:  Dynamically integrate business applications into your portal with presentation-oriented Web services. You can personalize and customize the integrated portal, and render its presentation to fit your environment.

Date:  02 Nov 2005
Level:  Intermediate

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Learn how to enable two distinct portals to interoperate using Web Services for Remote Portlets (WSRP) capabilities in IBM® WebSphere® Portal’s 5.02x or 5.1x. You walk through a complete scenario, which includes downloadable example code and working configuration details. Architects, portal administrators, and developers will get the most out of this article if you have a working knowledge of WebSphere Portal administration, and a basic understanding of Web services.


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Sean Gu is an Enterprise Application Architect at IBM Business Partner Technical Enablement. His areas of expertise include ERP (PeopleSoft, Siebel, and Lawson), WebSphere Portal, OO Technologies, Business Process Integration and SOA Composite Applications.

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