Contents -- Notices -- Trademarks -- Chapter 1. Introduction to portalizing Domino applications -- 1.1 The portal vision -- 1.2 Introduction to WebSphere Portal -- 1.2.1 The workplaces idea -- 1.2.2 What the workplace means for Domino applications -- 1.2.3 Benefits of WebSphere Portal and Lotus Domino together -- 1.3 Integrating Domino applications into portlets and workplaces -- 1.3.1 Introduction to portlets -- 1.3.2 Portlet applications -- 1.3.3 Introduction to places -- 1.3.4 The portalizing process -- 1.3.5 The portalizing challenge -- 1.3.6 Domino applications -- 1.3.7 Portlet patterns -- 1.3.8 Considerations for the portlet design -- 1.3.9 Considerations -- 1.4 Portal architecture considerations -- 1.4.1 Page aggregation concept -- 1.4.2 Themes and styles -- 1.4.3 Page customization -- 1.4.4 Using Domino LDAP with WebSphere Portal -- 1.5 Summary -- Chapter 2. Integration techniques -- 2.1 Choosing an integration technique -- 2.1.1 Step 1: Pre-project preparation and training -- 2.1.2 Step 2: Identify project requirements and considerations -- 2.1.3 Step 3: Select the appropriate portlet pattern -- 2.1.4 Step 4: Select the appropriate integration technique -- 2.2 Integration techniques and development options -- 2.2.1 Using existing portlets -- 2.2.2 Domino JSP tag libraries -- 2.2.3 Developing Domino portlets using Java -- 2.2.4 Portlet builders -- 2.3 Case study: A simple sales tracking application -- 2.4 Deploying the case study portlets -- 2.4.1 Install portlets -- 2.4.2 Creating a place -- 2.4.3 Creating a page -- 2.4.4 Adding portlets to a page -- Chapter 3. Using existing portlets -- 3.1 Overview -- 3.1.1 Technologies involved -- 3.1.2 Software and tools used -- 3.1.3 Integration techniques -- 3.2 Integrate using the QuickLinks portlet -- 3.2.1 Considerations -- 3.2.2 Implementation details -- 3.3 Integrate using the Web Page portlet.

3.3.1 Considerations -- 3.3.2 Implementation details -- 3.4 Integrate using the Web Clipping portlet -- 3.4.1 Considerations -- 3.4.2 Implementation details -- 3.5 Integrate using Lotus Notes portlets -- 3.5.1 Lotus Notes portlets -- 3.5.2 Considerations -- 3.5.3 Implementation details -- 3.6 Integrate using XML helper and RSS portlets -- 3.6.1 Considerations -- 3.6.2 Implementation details -- 3.7 Integrate using multiple portlets -- 3.7.1 Considerations -- 3.8 Reference material -- Chapter 4. Using custom Domino JSP tag libraries -- 4.1 Overview of the Domino custom JSP Tag option -- 4.2 Technologies involved -- 4.2.1 J2EE overview -- 4.2.2 JavaServer Pages -- 4.3 Software and tools used -- 4.3.1 WebSphere Studio Application Developer 5 -- 4.3.2 WebSphere Portal Toolkit for WebSphere Studio 4.2.5 -- 4.3.3 Lotus Domino Toolkit for WebSphere Studio 1.0 -- 4.4 Integration techniques -- 4.5 Integration using Domino custom JSP Tag libraries -- 4.5.1 Overview -- 4.5.2 Considerations -- 4.5.3 Implementation example -- 4.5.4 Conclusions to the custom Domino tags integration technique -- 4.6 Integration via Click to Action -- 4.6.1 Click to Action -- 4.6.2 Considerations -- 4.6.3 Implementation of the technique -- 4.7 Integration via people awareness -- 4.7.1 People awareness -- 4.7.2 Implementation of the technique -- 4.8 Reference Material -- Chapter 5. Portlet development using Java: Technology review -- 5.1 Overview -- 5.1.1 Technologies involved -- 5.2 Technical introduction to portlets -- 5.2.1 Basic portlet terms -- 5.2.2 Model-view-controller (MVC) design pattern -- 5.2.3 Portlet API overview -- 5.2.4 Portlets and the Servlet API -- 5.2.5 Portlet concepts -- 5.2.6 Portlet applications -- 5.2.7 Basic elements of the Portlet API -- 5.2.8 Frequently used objects -- 5.2.9 Configuration objects -- 5.2.10 Miscellaneous objects -- 5.2.11 Portlet events.

5.3 Accessing Domino data from portlets using Java and CORBA -- 5.4 Domino objects for Java API -- 5.5 Domino Rich Text -- 5.6 Lotus Collaborative Components API -- 5.7 Domino 6 new features for DIIOP -- 5.8 Object pooling -- 5.9 Logging from portlets -- 5.10 Struts Portal framework -- 5.11 General portlet development guidelines -- Chapter 6. Portlet development using Java: Integration examples -- 6.1 Software and tools used -- 6.1.1 Domino Toolkit for Java version 2.1 -- 6.1.2 Hybrid integration techniques -- 6.2 Search functionality -- 6.3 Paging through the view -- 6.4 HelloWorldFromDominoServer portlet -- 6.5 Using JavaBeans in the sample portlet -- 6.6 Browsing Domino ACL portlet -- 6.7 How to use log4j -- 6.8 Session pooling -- 6.9 Reference material, links, Redbooks -- Chapter 7. Portlet builders -- 7.1 Overview of the portlet builders option -- 7.2 IBM Portlet Builder for Domino -- 7.2.1 Implementation details -- 7.2.2 Implementation example -- 7.3 Bowstreet Portlet Factory for WebSphere -- 7.3.1 Implementation details -- 7.3.2 Implementation example -- 7.4 CONET Portlet Factory for Domino -- 7.5 Implementing the Sales Workplace example -- 7.6 Other portlet builders -- 7.6.1 Sofor Interactive Portlet Builder for Domino -- 7.6.2 Aptrix Portlet Connector -- Appendix A. Data dictionary for case study -- A.1 Product Form -- A.2 Sales Person Form -- A.3 Customer Form -- A.4 Customer Contact Form -- A.5 Sales Activity Form -- Appendix B. Additional material -- Locating the Web material -- Using the Web material -- Related publications -- IBM Redbooks -- Other publications -- Online resources -- How to get IBM Redbooks -- Help from IBM -- Index -- Back cover.