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End-to-End Web Content in WebSphere Portal using Web Content Management 6.0

Define, create and edit content in a portlet using IBM WebSphere Portal V6.0 Web Content Management

Theresa Smit (tsmit@us.ibm.com), Certified IT Specialist , IBM America’s TechWorks, EMC
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Theresa Smit is a member of the IBM America’s TechWorks team in Reseach Triangle Park, NC. She has been with IBM for over 25 years and has specialized in enabling customers and IBMers on the usage of software products such as Web Content Management, Portal, VisualAge Generator, CSP, DB2 and CICS. You can reach Theresa at tsmit@us.ibm.com.

Summary:  Learn how to define, create and edit content in a portlet using IBM WebSphere Portal V6.0 Web Content Management (hereafter referred to as Web Content Management). This article uses many of the new user interface and authoring features available in V6.0 such as, authoring template enhancements, in line Edit, link components, and new component types.

Date:  28 Mar 2007
Level:  Introductory

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Learn how to define, create and edit content in a portlet using IBM® WebSphere® Portal V6.0 Web Content Management (hereafter referred to as Web Content Management). This article uses many of the new user interface and authoring features available in V6.0 such as, authoring template enhancements, in line Edit, link components, and new component types.

This article shows you how to create a simple News portal page using the components that Web Content Management manages and renders. This article shows you how to:

  1. Create a library to contain all the assets
  2. Create a workflow to manage the content approval process
  3. Create the site structure to organize your content
  4. Create an authoring template to define characteristics of your content
  5. Create a presentation template and a menu component to format the display of the content
  6. Create your content
  7. Configure the content and display relationships
  8. Configure the portlet to display content

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Theresa Smit is a member of the IBM America’s TechWorks team in Reseach Triangle Park, NC. She has been with IBM for over 25 years and has specialized in enabling customers and IBMers on the usage of software products such as Web Content Management, Portal, VisualAge Generator, CSP, DB2 and CICS. You can reach Theresa at tsmit@us.ibm.com.

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