DURATION
3 Days
Summary Description
This course introduces the concepts and skills necessary for a developer to build a Web site using IBM Workplace Web Content Management 2.5 including information architecture, page design, content management, workflow, content security and user access.
Note: The functions presented in "Developing Web Sites Using IBM Web Content Management 2.5" have not changed in IBM Workplace Collaboration Services 2.6. Therefore, the content in this course is still valid as preparation for developing Web sites using Web Content Management in Workplace Collaboration Services 2.6
Topics
This course covers the following topics:
Introducing IBM Workplace Web Content Management 2.5
Overview: The IBM Workplace Web Content Management (WCM) 2.5 Website development process.
Navigating the Web Content Management user interface
Implementing Workflow
Overview: How to add workflows
Creating a workflow stage
Overview: Status and workflow actions
Creating an express workflow to use to test your development work in progress
Creating an approval process workflow
Enabling Content Security
Setting access permissions
Enabling item security
Creating the Information Architecture
Creating a site framework and site areas
Creating a site taxonomy
Creating categories for the site taxonomy
Working with Templates
Creating Authoring Templates
Working with Presentation Templates
Creating a Presentation Template
Referencing content components
Pairing a Presentation Template with an Authoring Template
Creating Content
Creating Web site content for the purpose of testing your development work in progress.
Adding Components
Creating and referencing image components
Using style sheets
Adding navigation to your Website
Creating a standard navigator
Creating a site map navigator
Creating a tools navigator
Creating a breadcrumb navigator
Creating menus
Using a federated content component
Using a JSP component
Implementing Search Capabilities
Implementing the Web Content Management Search Module
Implementing Portal Search
Adding Version Control
Enabling version control
Using the version library
(Optional) Overview of the API
Introduction to the Web Content Management Application Programming Interface (API)
Using the API to extend the functionality of Web Content Management
Audience
The target audience for this course is technical users who need to build a Web site using IBM Workplace Web Content Management
Prerequisites
The prerequisites for this course include
Experience using HTML
Experience in Web site development
Current involvement in existing Web site development and maintenance
Experience with workflow and security practices
System Requirements
This products require the following to run properly:
n/a
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