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Basic guide for using IBM Web Experience Factory

Priyoko T. Sudarmadi (priyoko.sudarmadi@anabatic.com), Team Lead, PT. Anabatic Technologies

Priyoko T. Sudarmadi leads the IBM WebSphere and WebSphere Portal team at PT. Anabatic Technologies in Jakarta, Indonesia. He works in Presales and as the Project Manager and Solution Architect for solutions based on the WebSphere brand and WebSphere Portal Family of products (Portal, IBM Lotus® Quickr, IBM Sametime, WEF, Dashboard Framework and IBM Connections).

Vitri (vitri@anabatic.com), Software Development Specialist, PT. Anabatic Technologies

Vitri is a Software Development Specialist on the WebSphere and Portal team at PT. Anabatic Technologies. She is certified as an IBM WebSphere Portal Solution Developer and is involved in numerous Portal projects that require extensive development and customization to meet client requirements.

Summary: Learn how to use IBM Web Experience Factory 8; specifically, how to create a simple Create, Retrieve, Update, Delete (CRUD) portlet and how to add a filter to the portlet, using one or two input text or combo boxes. This white paper also explains the steps to add validation rules to the portlet and to add notifications to the portlet input form. We focus on the step-by-step process and provide images for all steps.

Date: 15 Jun 2012
Level: Introductory

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Learn how to use IBM Web Experience Factory 8; specifically, how to create a simple Create, Retrieve, Update, Delete (CRUD) portlet and how to add a filter to the portlet, using one or two input text or combo boxes. This white paper also explains the steps to add validation rules to the portlet and to add notifications to the portlet input form. We focus on the step-by-step process and provide images for all steps.

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