WA1371 WebSphere Portal 5.1 Programming Using JSR 168 Training and Courseware Course Outline
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1. Introduction to the WebSphere Portal Server
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- Topics
- What Is a Portal?
- An Example of WebSphere Portal Sites
- Benefits of Portal Sites
- General Portal Architecture
- The Major Components of Horizontal Portals
- The Major Components of Horizontal Portals cont
- WebSphere Portal Goals
- WebSphere Portal Components
- WebSphere Portal Components cont
- WebSphere Portal Components cont
- WebSphere Portal Accessibility
- WebSphere Portal Packaging
- WebSphere Portal Express
- WebSphere Portal Enable
- A Typical Network Architecture for WebSphere Portal
- WebSphere Business Integration Server Foundation 5.1.1
- WebSphere Portal Server
- WebSphere Portal Server Architecture
- Portal Container
- Portal Engine Architecture
- Page Aggregation Modules
- Portlet
- WebSphere Portal Built-In Portlets
- Portlet Application
- Portlet Mode and State
- WebSphere Portlet Content Publishing (WPCP)
- Portal Document Manager (PDM)
- Search Engine
- WebSphere Portal Information
- Summary
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2. Introduction to JSR 168 Based Portal Programming
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- Topics
- What is JSR 168?
- Other API Alternatives
- Relationship to J2EE
- Relationship to Servlets
- A Portal Site
- The Portlet
- Portlet Application
- The portlet.xml File
- Portlet Container
- Summary
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3. Portlet Development Using RAD v6
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- Objectives
- The WebSphere Family
- Eclipse Platform
- The WebSphere Studio Product Family
- Rational Web Developer
- Rational Application Developer
- Key Features in RAD v6.0
- WebSphere Studio Application Developer Integration Edition
- WebSphere Studio Enterprise Developer
- Views, Perspective, and Editor Areas
- Basic Operations with RAD Views and Perspectives
- The Java Perspective
- The Debug Perspective
- Navigator View
- Package Explorer
- Outline View
- Task View
- Build and Validation
- Import and Export Project
- Templates and Code Completion
- Searching
- Setup Compiler Class Path
- JRE Switching
- Portal Development Support
- RAD 6 Installation
- Portal Server v5.1 Test Runtime Installation
- Configure Portal Server Test Runtime
- Basic Steps in Development
- Project Structure
- Portlet Project
- Create a Project Structure
- Working with the Project
- portlet.xml Editor
- Creating a Test Server
- Managing the Server
- Unit Testing
- Export Portlet Application
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4. Basic Portal Programming
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- Design Pattern of Portlet Applications: Model-View-Controller
- More on MVC
- The Portlet Interface
- The Hello World Portlet
- Portlet Lifecycle: Initialization
- Portlet Lifecycle: Request Handling
- Two Phase Request Processing
- The render Method
- The PortletRequest Interface
- The PortletResponse Interface
- The RenderResponse Interface
- PortletURL
- Example
- The processAction Method
- The ActionRequest Interface
- The ActionResponse Interface
- Example
- More on Render Parameter
- The GenericPortlet Class
- User Session Management
- Example
- End of Portlet Life
- Portlet Configuration
- Portlet Initialization Parameter
- Portlet Context
- Interacting with JSP
- State Management
- Better View State Management
- Portlet Preferences
- Example: Reading Preferences
- Updating Portlet Preferences
- Example: Updating Preference
- Validating Preference Update
- Example Validation
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5. Display Generation
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- Techniques in View Development
- JSP Custom Tags
- Available Portal Custom Tags
- JSR 168 Tags
- The defineObjects Tag
- More on defineObjects
- The actionURL Tag
- The param Tag
- The namespace Tag
- National Language Support
- Dynamic Translation
- Resource Bundle File
- Displaying Translated Text
- More on JSTL Internationalization Tags
- Example of Using Resource Bundles
- Static Translation
- Portlet Resource Bundle
- Providing Locale-Specific Preference Defaults
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6. Advanced Programming
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- Portlet Caching
- Enabling Servlet Caching
- Programmatically Control Cache
- Accessing User Information
- Steps to Access User Information
- Access User Information From Portlet
- Portlet Services
- Writing a Portlet Service
- Defining the Portlet Service Interface
- Example: AccountService
- Writing the Portlet Service Implementation
- java.util.prefs.Preferences
- Example: AccountServiceImpl
- Example Continued: AccountServiceImpl
- Example Continued: AccountServiceImpl
- Registering Portlet Services
- Example: PortletServiceRegistryService.properties
- Using a Service from a Portlet
- Example
- Content Access Service
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7. Credential Vault
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- Credential Vault
- Credential
- Components of Credential Vault
- Structure of the Credential Vault
- Slot
- Slot Scope
- Credential Access Level
- Single Sign-On Scenario
- CredentialSlotConfig
- Methods of CredentialSlotConfig
- CredentialVaultService
- CredentialVaultService Interface Methods
- Methods of the CredentialVaultService -cont
- Methods of the CredentialVaultService -cont
- Example: Looking Up CredentialVaultService
- Example: Create a Slot
- Saving Credential in a Slot
- Credential Class
- Classes That Implement the Credential Interface
- Example: Retrieve the Credential
- PassiveCredential
- UserPasswordPassiveCredential
- ActiveCredential
- ActiveCredential - cont
- HttpFormBasedAuthCredential
- HttpFormBasedAuthCredential - cont
- Example: Using HttpFormBasedAuthCredential
- Example: Using HttpFormBasedAuthCredential
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8. Cooperative Portlets
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- Cooperative Portlets
- Example Use Case
- Distinguishing an Action
- Data Source and Destination Location
- Steps To Set Up Cooperation
- Understanding the WSDL
- A Simple Source WSDL
- A Simple Source JSP
- A Simple Target WSDL
- Processing the Message in the Target
- Wiring the Source and Target
- Publishing Data from a Target
- Creating Cooperative Portlets in RAD
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9. Struts and JSF Portlet Development
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- Introduction to Struts
- Why Use Struts To Write Portlets?
- Struts and Portlet API Mismatch
- Customizing Struts
- Portal Struts Processor Class
- The Struts Portlet
- Struts Portlet Framework
- Struts Portlet Framework Details
- Generating Portlet URL
- The Response Object
- Action Processing
- Display Rendering
- Getting the Portlet Objects
- Struts Logging
- Creating a Struts Portlet Project
- JavaServer Faces (JSF) Basics
- Defining the Screen Layout
- Managed Bean
- Assigning the Model
- HTTP Request Handling
- Navigation
- Advantages of JSF
- Creating a JSF Portlet
- Creating a JSF Portlet, Continued
- Navigation State Management
- Advanced: Obtaining Core Objects
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10. Using AJAX in a Portlet
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- What is AJAX?
- A Simple Example
- The Old Way
- The AJAX Way
- Two Key Aspects of AJAX
- What are the Advantages of the AJAX Approach?
- AJAX Technologies
- The Basic AJAX API
- Creating the XMLHttpRequest Object
- The XMLHttpRequest Object Basics
- Complete Example
- The Timeline
- Using AJAX from a Portlet
- Handling AJAX Requests
- Making an AJAX Request
- Where to Go From Here?
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11. Portal Development Best Practices
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- Topics
- Architecture Best Practices
- Controller (Portlet) Guidelines
- View (JSP) Guidelines
- Configuration Management
- Session Management
- Inter Portlet Communication
- Security Guidelines
- Performance Tips
- Performance Testing Guidelines
- Summary
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