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IBM Workplace Web Content Management Java Edition V2 and IBM DB2 Content Manager V8 Working Together.
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IBM Workplace Web Content Management Java Edition V2 and IBM DB2 Content Manager V8 Working Together.
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Redbooks, IBM.
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1 online resource (348 pages)
Contents:
Contents -- Figures -- Notices -- Trademarks -- Preface -- The team that wrote this redbook -- Become a published author -- Comments welcome -- Part 1 Introduction -- Chapter 1. Lotus Workplace Web Content Management overview -- 1.1 Introduction -- 1.2 LWWCM architecture -- 1.2.1 LWWCM user interface -- 1.3 Creating and updating Web sites -- 1.3.1 Information Architecture (IA) -- 1.3.2 Web page design -- 1.3.3 Collaboration for content management and distribution -- 1.3.4 Versioning -- 1.3.5 Syndication -- 1.4 Retrieving data from different sources -- Chapter 2. Content Manager overview -- 2.1 Why implement an Enterprise Content Management infrastructure? -- 2.2 Content Manager product portfolio components -- 2.2.1 IBM Lotus Workplace Web Content Management (LWWCM) -- 2.2.2 IBM DB2 Document Manager -- 2.2.3 IBM DB2 Records Manager -- 2.2.4 IBM DB2 Content Manager Information Integrator for Content -- 2.2.5 IBM DB2 Content Manager OnDemand -- 2.2.6 IBM VideoCharger (bundled with Content Manager) -- 2.2.7 IBM Tivoli Storage Manager -- 2.2.8 IBM DB2 CommonStore -- 2.2.9 IBM Electronic Media Management System (EMMS) -- 2.2.10 IBM DB2 UDB Net Search Extender (NSE) -- 2.3 Content Manager architecture overview -- 2.3.1 Library Server -- 2.3.2 Resource Manager -- 2.3.3 System Administration Client -- 2.3.4 Content Manager clients -- 2.3.5 How they work together -- 2.3.6 Working with LWWCM -- Chapter 3. Why and when to integrate -- 3.1 Reasons to integrate -- 3.2 Benefits of integration -- 3.2.1 Integrating using Content Manager as the repository -- 3.2.2 integration of external resources -- 3.3 Value propositions -- 3.3.1 LWWCM -- 3.3.2 Content Manager -- 3.3.3 Integrated solution -- 3.4 Advantages of CM compared to other repositories -- 3.5 Sample scenario -- Chapter 4. Case study -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Adding the insurance option into the navigator.

4.2.1 Creating new options under the insurance option -- 4.3 Creating content for the new insurance options -- 4.3.1 Insurance workflow -- 4.3.2 Content templates -- 4.3.3 Insurance page design -- 4.3.4 Creating insurance content -- 4.4 Retrieving data from external sources into insurance content -- 4.5 Troubleshooting -- Part 2 Integration -- Chapter 5. Before you begin integration: pre-integration validation -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.1.1 Important log files and configuration files -- 5.1.2 Some network considerations -- 5.2 Software requirements and case study setup -- 5.2.1 Software requirements for LWWCM -- 5.2.2 Software requirements for Content Manager -- 5.2.3 Case study setup -- 5.2.4 How to check installed software versions -- 5.3 Validation checklist -- 5.3.1 WebSphere Application Server and IBM HTTP Server -- 5.3.2 LWWCM -- 5.3.3 DB2 and NSE -- 5.3.4 IBM Content Manager and Information Integration for Content -- 5.4 Problem determination and troubleshooting -- 5.4.1 General hints and tips -- 5.4.2 WebSphere Application Server -- 5.4.3 DB2 and NSE -- 5.4.4 IBM Content Manager and Information Integration for Content -- 5.4.5 LWWCM -- Chapter 6. Using CM as a repository for LWWCM -- 6.1 Configuring LWWCM to use CM as a data repository -- 6.1.1 Prerequisites -- 6.1.2 Modifying the WebSphere Application Server JVM setting -- 6.1.3 Modifying LWWCM's aptrixjpe.properties file -- 6.1.4 Deleting existing indexes from the LWWCM server -- 6.1.5 Starting LWWCM and running the initial setup -- 6.1.6 Troubleshooting -- 6.2 Accessing a remote Library Server database -- 6.3 LWWCM server routing information to access CM -- 6.3.1 The aptrixjpe.properties file -- 6.3.2 Files cmbicmsrvs.ini and cmbds.ini -- 6.3.3 Testing the ICM and FED connectors -- 6.4 How LWWCM objects are stored in CM -- 6.4.1 Viewing AJPEData and AJPEResources item types.

6.4.2 Storing LWWCM objects in AJPEData/AJPEResources objects -- 6.4.3 Viewing AJPEData and AJPEResources items -- 6.4.4 Viewing AJPEData XMLContent data -- Chapter 7. Publishing Content Manager content -- 7.1 Introduction -- 7.2 Prerequisites -- 7.2.1 LWWCM server -- 7.2.2 Content Manager server -- 7.2.3 Content Manager data -- 7.3 Federated content component -- 7.3.1 What is a federated content component? -- 7.3.2 Why use federated content components? -- 7.3.3 Setting up a federated content component -- 7.3.4 Putting it all together -- 7.4 Connect tags -- 7.4.1 What are connect tags? -- 7.4.2 Setting up connect tags -- 7.4.3 Putting it all together -- 7.5 JSP component -- 7.5.1 What is a JSP component? -- 7.5.2 Why use the JSP component? -- 7.5.3 Setting up a new JSP component -- 7.5.4 Sample code -- 7.5.5 Putting it all together -- 7.6 Troubleshooting -- 7.6.1 Log files and trace levels -- 7.6.2 Basic connection testing -- 7.6.3 Executing the JSP program outside of LWWCM -- Chapter 8. System architecture considerations -- 8.1 Introduction -- 8.1.1 Using Content Manager as the repository for LWWCM objects -- 8.1.2 Using Content Manager as the repository for external resources -- 8.1.3 Server operating system considerations -- 8.2 LWWCM and Content Manager on the same machine -- 8.2.1 LWWCM considerations -- 8.2.2 Content Manager considerations -- 8.2.3 Security considerations -- 8.2.4 Maintenance -- 8.2.5 Advantages and disadvantages -- 8.3 LWWCM and CM on different machines -- 8.3.1 LWWCM considerations -- 8.3.2 Content Manager considerations -- 8.3.3 Security considerations -- 8.3.4 Maintenance -- 8.3.5 Advantages and disadvantages -- 8.4 Integration scenarios -- 8.4.1 One LWWCM server -- 8.4.2 Several LWWCM servers -- 8.4.3 Using Content Manager as a repository for external resources -- 8.5 Mixed operating systems (Windows and AIX).

Chapter 9. Portal integration -- 9.1 Architecture -- 9.1.1 Content creation -- 9.1.2 Content storage -- 9.1.3 Content management -- 9.1.4 Content delivery -- 9.2 Why integrate LWWCM in WebSphere Portal Server? -- 9.3 Levels of integration -- 9.4 LWWCM portlets -- 9.4.1 Typical LWWCM portal page -- 9.4.2 User management and security -- 9.5 Content Manager portlets -- 9.5.1 Content Manager/Information Integrator for Content portlets -- 9.5.2 Information Integrator for Content portlets -- Part 3 Advanced topics -- Chapter 10. Search -- 10.1 Overview -- 10.1.1 Content Manager search possibilities -- 10.1.2 NSE integration within Content Manager -- 10.1.3 Federated search -- 10.1.4 LWWCM search module -- 10.2 Integrating a search -- 10.2.1 Leveraging the CM/II for Content Java APIs -- 10.2.2 IFrame -- 10.2.3 LWWCM internal search -- 10.3 Other search approaches -- 10.3.1 Portal search engine (PSE) -- 10.3.2 Domino Extended Search (DES) -- Chapter 11. Security -- 11.1 LWWCM security -- 11.1.1 Access levels and security sections -- 11.1.2 Default users and groups -- 11.1.3 How it works -- 11.2 Content Manager security -- 11.2.1 Authorization -- 11.2.2 Authentication -- 11.2.3 How it works -- 11.3 How security types work together -- 11.3.1 Security in general -- 11.3.2 Security with connect tags -- 11.3.3 Security with federated content component -- 11.3.4 Security with the JSP component -- Chapter 12. VideoCharger integration -- 12.1 VideoCharger and how it works -- 12.2 Integration of VideoCharger and Content Manager -- 12.2.1 Configuring a Resource Manager storage managed system -- 12.2.2 Creating a video insurance item type -- 12.2.3 Importing, searching for and playing videos -- 12.3 Integrating Content Manager videos to a Web site -- 12.3.1 Why integrate Content Manager videos to a Web site? -- 12.3.2 Prerequisites.

12.3.3 Creating video components in LWWCM -- 12.3.4 Incorporating video within a Web page -- Chapter 13. Data migration through syndication -- 13.1 Syndication overview -- 13.1.1 Setting up the syndication tool -- 13.1.2 Using unique Content Manager repository -- 13.1.3 Using different repositories -- 13.2 Migrating content repositories -- 13.2.1 Troubleshooting -- 13.3 Upgrading LWWCM V1.1 content to LWWCM V2.0 -- 13.3.1 File system to file system upgrade -- 13.3.2 File system to Content Manager migration -- 13.3.3 Enabling LWWCM version control -- Chapter 14. Versioning -- 14.1 Versioning overview -- 14.2 Versioning of repository objects -- 14.2.1 Versioning in LWWCM -- 14.2.2 Versioning in Content Manager -- 14.3 Versioning external resources -- 14.3.1 Versioning in federated, JSP components and connect tags -- 14.3.2 Versioning using Content Manager -- Appendix A. Installation supplement -- Accessing a remote LS database -- Cleaning up a Windows system prior to installation -- Related publications -- IBM Redbooks -- Other publications -- Online resources -- How to get IBM Redbooks -- Help from IBM -- Index -- Back cover.
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