Portal is now in the mobile web site business to enable multi-channel web site business. Portal is still the integrating platform for content, applications, etc. Everything done in Portal and WCM is now done with mobile in mind. Worklight enables access to all the mobile device features through portlets.
Its easy to create a Worklight adapter to grab content from WCM to display in a native application. Mobile Directions. To be successful and outpace the competition, you need a software development partner that excels in exactly the type of digital projects you are now faced with accelerating, and in the most cost effective and optimized way possible.
I had to leave this session early, so I will follow up with another post on the rest of the new features coming in the future. A beta version of Portal is now available if you want to try out some of these features. He works to create great customer, partner, and employee experiences. Mark specializes in web content management, portal, search, CRM, marketing automation, customer service, collaboration, social networks, and more. More from this Author. The API design for version 2.
You display data from external sources, such as SQL databases, by using the same methods as you would when you create a website. You can collect information from web content for Active Site Analytics. Web Content Manager supports for the notification of events such as item state changes, or services starting and stopping. These notifications can be delivered as messages to the Java messaging service.
The advanced PAA file contains custom content. Learn to configure the sequence, transitions, and workflow of a set of screens. This section helps you resolve problems, use diagnostic tools and tracing to capture HCL Digital Experience system errors.
View information that can help you use the Digital Experience Help Center including directory conventions, terms of use, trademarks, a glossary, and more. Learn how to install, configure, troubleshoot, maintain and use Version 9. See the Javadoc documentation for further information. Although Web content library API functions can be invoked synchronously, if you run these against web content libraries containing large amounts of data, they may take extremely long to complete execution.
For example, if these methods are invoked from a JSP page, this may result in the JSP page being invalidated due to a session timeout. An asynchronous bean is a Java object that can be run asynchronously. The "Work object" asynchronous bean is used to invoke web content library API methods asynchronously.
A Work object which is represented by the interface com. Work extends java. Runnable It is used to run a block of code as an independent thread. This pool of threads is managed by the WorkManager. This is used to spawn threads to run Work objects and to monitor them. This maintains a pool of threads. It is possible to create new Work manager instances with customized thread pools.
The example uses the DeleteWork class to implement the Work interface:. The run method is what is required in order to implement this interface. This is where you wrap the library method that you want to run in a thread separate from the calling thread. In the previous example, DeleteWork is instantiated passing in credentials as well as the library to be deleted.
In run , the repository is logged into and a Workspace instance is obtained as is a DocumentLibrary corresponding to the library that is to be deleted. Once this method is completed, the Result object can be queried to determine the status of the deletion. This can then be logged or processed as required. Once this is done, the DeleteWork class can be instantiated.
For example, wm. Learning Academy. Customer Support. Overview HCL Digital Experience formerly IBM WebSphere Portal and IBM Web Content Manager empowers you to create, manage, and deliver engaging omnichannel digital experiences to virtually all audiences with responsive content, targeted offers, seamlessly integrated applications, and consistent branding across channels web, mobile.
Roadmaps to deploy your system Review the roadmaps to understand the common deployment, configuration, migration, and integration patterns. Roadmaps to create your website Review the roadmaps to understand how to create your website.
Installing HCL Digital Experience provides flexible deployment options that range from proof-of-concept where you can examine and test functionality to a highly available and scalable production environment. Backup and restore Backup and recovery of data files and databases is an essential operation for any business system, particularly for data and applications that run in production environments.
Migrating Successful migration requires significant planning and preparation, understanding the tools that are involved, and careful execution of the appropriate steps in the order provided. Administering Use the administration tools that are provided with the portal to do various day-to-day administration tasks. Securing Security tasks include setting up property extension databases and custom user repositories, configuring and activating SSL, and configuring authentication.
Monitoring HCL Portal includes tools and features to help you monitor the portal site. Setting up a website Setting up a website includes, creating pages, adding navigation, setting up search, and adding content to the site. Staging to production During portal solution development, the solution is initially developed, tested, and refined on one server or a limited number of servers. Changing to a developer mode environment Install HCL Digital Experience and then immediately change to a developer mode environment.
Extending HCL Portal class path Developing themes and skins You can create themes using modules to contribute to separate areas of pages to provide flexibility, enhance the user experience, and maximize performance.
Model SPI overview Models provide information that is needed by HCL Digital Experience to perform tasks such as content aggregation or building navigation to browse the aggregated content. Portal Access Control interfaces Portal Access Control provides interfaces for retrieving and modifying and access control information of portal resources, such as portlets or pages. Developing portlets Get an overview of the process of creating portlets, learn about the concepts of the APIs used to develop portlets, and view the samples to get you started.
Extending tagging and rating by using service APIs Developers can enhance and extend the tagging and rating features of the portal. How to create a custom launch page You can configure an authoring portlet to use a launch page of your own design instead of the default user interface. How to create custom plug-ins A custom plug-in is a reusable Java class that you create to run a task. How to display data from external sources You display data from external sources, such as SQL databases, by using the same methods as you would when you create a website.
Java messaging services for web content Web Content Manager supports for the notification of events such as item state changes, or services starting and stopping. Troubleshooting This section helps you resolve problems, use diagnostic tools and tracing to capture HCL Digital Experience system errors. Reference View information that can help you use the Digital Experience Help Center including directory conventions, terms of use, trademarks, a glossary, and more. Content Template Catalog 4.
HCL Digital Experience 9. Create a library Delete a library Copy a library Import a library Export a library Note: Drafts are not copied or exported when using the API to copy or export libraries. Rate this topic 5 stars 4 stars 3 stars 2 stars 1 star. Comment on this topic. By clicking this box, you acknowledge that you are NOT a U. Federal Government employee or agency, nor are you submitting information with respect to or on behalf of one.
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