This tutorial is for developers and administrators who want to get familiar with WebSphere Portal in general, and WebSphere Portal - Express in particular. It explains basic concepts such as portlet use and administration, user administration, and the basics of creating portal pages.
Entries from March 2003
Making of MetroSphere, Part 6: Getting started with WebSphere Portal - Express
March 26th, 2003 · No Comments
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Look Ma, No EJBs! Using Data Access Beans in WebSphere Studio
March 13th, 2003 · No Comments
This tutorial teaches you to build a DB2 UDB database application using Data Access Beans. Data Access Beans are a set of JavaBeans that provide quick and easy access to data sources when the cost of implementing EJBs outweighs the benefits. The application accesses the SAMPLE database and runs SQL commands against it to select and display data, and update and delete records. This tutorial is intended for developers who need to access data from backend data sources, particularly those who would like to know when and whether it is appropriate to do so without EJBs or even servlets and JavaBeans.
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Building dynamic Web sites with WebSphere Studio V5
March 3rd, 2003 · No Comments
Using a sample messaging center application, this tutorial illustrates how to develop a Web application that uses Java servlets and JSPs to generate dynamic HTML, and how to organize code in a project within WebSphere Studio V5. It also covers testing, debugging, packaging, and deployment on WebSphere Application Server. This tutorial requires a short registration.
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