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Improve User’s Digital Experience by Extending Their Profile (commands and properties included)
IBM Web Content Manager (WCM) and portlet developers can benefit from a sandbox where the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) configuration matches that of their production environment. This is especially true when the LDAP schema of a production system has been extended. This article explains why and how to implement an enhanced LDAP configuration on a sandbox portal environment. Read full article at: http://www.dzone.com/links/r/improve_users_digital_experience_by_extending_the.html
Tags: david-wilkerson ldap portlets wcm puma wef was davalen rad portal |
Master Series: Interactive Dojo Dialog Form
Over the last couple of years developer Adam Kewley has had the need to create a Dojo Form Dialog in IBM Web Experience Factory (WEF) that interacts with the end user. The dialog is expected to update itself without refreshing the entire page. By utilizing custom refresh features within WEF you can construct a dialog that will behave more like a popup window. Read the blog article and download the sample here .
Tags: dojo davalen sample wef adam-kewley |
Master Series: Planning your LJO strategy
One of the things about WEF, as a development tool, is its friendliness to plugging in custom Java code. And so you know the basic mechanics but people don’t talk a lot about the strategy of how to organize the LJOs that you do create. As you might imagine, there is value in putting a little thought into this, and the following ideas have evolved into a pretty useful strategy. by Kevin Wilmeth One of the things we love about IBM Web Experience Factory (WEF), as a development tool, is its friendliness to plugging in custom Java... [More]
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Master Series: Tracking Portal Page States with IBM Web Experience Factory (WEF)
Adam Kewley walks us through how to implement your own portlet page tracker which will not only be able to tell when page changed, but also track whether or not a portlet has registered this page change. by Adam Kewley Once in a while during product development we run into scenarios where we need to extend the functionality of IBM Web Experience Factory (WEF) & IBM WebSphere Portal above and beyond what’s supported out of the box. The product goes a long way to make things easier to develop with but it’s impossible (and... [More]
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Tips and tricks for writing your own Java-based Builders
The original article can be viewed: http://wp.me/pPofT-vU By Adam Kewley, Web Experience Factory Lead, Davalen There are many benefits to creating your own custom builders. Be it setting standards, code reuse, or simply making it easier for other developers to implement your functionality across multiple projects. Writing builders and mastering the creation of them however can be tricky. While IBM provides a lot of documentation and samples, it’s nearly impossible to cover all the areas of builder creation. In this article, we’ll try to... [More]
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