Audience
This course is for experienced application developers who are familiar with Java, Web 2.0, and Web development and who are responsible for developing solutions using IBM WebSphere Portal 7.0.
Pre-requisites
You should have:
a solid understanding of J2EE application development, including the ability to read andunderstand servlets, and Java Server Pages (JSPs) a solid understanding of the World Wide Web functionality and be familiar with Asynchronous
JavaScript and XML (AJAX) and Dojo.
a basic understanding of Rational Application Developer or Eclipse development environment a strong Windows user skills.
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Objective
Compare Rational Application Developer and WebSphere Portlet Factory
Locate developer resources
Review Portlet concepts such as the portlet lifecycle, WAR architecture, core, objects, and methods.
Set up a development environment
Perform basics of creating a project, deploying a portlet, starting and stopping a server and adding a portlet to a page
Work with Core API (JSR 286)
Leverage tag libraries
Process portlet input
Use Client side aggregation (CSA) framework
Compare CSA and server-side aggregation (SSA)
Customize portlet behavior
Build interactive (collaborative) portlets
Understand the basics of JavaServer Faces (JSF)
Use JSF in the Portal environment
Develop an iWidget
Use Dojo and Ajax for portal development
Key topics
Overview of Portal V7.0
Portlet Concepts
Performing Basic Tasks
Core API (JSR 286)
Leverage Tag Libraries
Processing portlet input
Client-side Aggregation
Customizing Portlet Behavior
Client Side Aggregation
Building Interactive Portlets
Introduction to JavaServer Faces (JSF)
Using JSF in the portal environment
Developing an iWidget
Using Dojo and Ajax in portal development
ResourceServing porltets
Portlet Filters
Overview of Portlet Services
Serving Resources
Building Portlet Filters
Implementing Personalization
Creating a Portal Brand
This is a version-specific reference outline. Confirm the current syllabus and delivery arrangements with EIEIO.