Learn how to create portlets using the new visual development functions in WebSphere Studio Application Developer V5.1.2 and Portal Toolkit V5.0.2.2. In particular, you’ll use: JavaServer Faces, WebSphere Data Object, and Click-to-Action. We’ll apply these features to create a sample auction database portal. The programming models and runtime frameworks, along with new easy-to-use tools, make it easier to build applications running on WebSphere Portal.
Entries from July 2004
Accessing data with JSF portlets
July 27th, 2004 · No Comments
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Struts-based portal applications: Model and develop them with WebSphere Studio
July 9th, 2004 · No Comments
Struts is a very popular framework that adds a flexible control layer to building Web based applications using common standard technologies like servlets, JavaBeans components, resource bundles, and custom tag libraries. This tutorial provides a hands-on approach to developing Struts based portal applications using WebSphere Studio v5.1.2 and the Portal Toolkit v5.0.2.2.
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Build secure Web services with WebSphere Studio
July 6th, 2004 · No Comments
Security is an essential part of any Web service. WebSphere Studio Application Developer allows you to take advantage of security standards and without much effort create all of the necessary configuration to add security to your services. This tutorial shows you how to authenticate using a user ID and password, ensure integrity using digital signatures, and ensure confidentiality using encryption.
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