Front cover -- Contents -- Notices -- Trademarks -- Preface -- The team that wrote this redbook -- Become a published author -- Comments welcome -- Chapter 1. New components and widgets -- 1.1 Environment -- 1.1.1 Server hardware and software -- 1.1.2 HATS development environment -- 1.2 Applications -- 1.2.1 Creating the database and adding data -- 1.2.2 Review -- 1.3 Creating a HATS application -- 1.3.1 Building a basic application -- 1.4 Testing the HATS application -- 1.5 Generating a template -- 1.5.1 Creating a corporate template -- 1.6 Screen captures and drop-down lists -- 1.6.1 Capturing screens -- 1.7 Using tabbed folders -- 1.7.1 Adding a tabbed folder -- 1.7.2 Customizing the tabbed folder -- 1.8 Generating global rules -- 1.9 Using pop-up lists -- 1.10 Calendar -- 1.10.1 Capturing the screen -- 1.10.2 Capturing components -- 1.11 Using the text replacement option -- 1.12 Using graphics -- 1.13 Changing the cascading style sheet -- 1.13.1 Scope -- 1.13.2 Creating an example -- 1.13.3 Finding the tag that is used -- 1.14 Running the HATS project -- 1.15 Summary -- Chapter 2. Integrating HATS with business applications -- 2.1 Environment -- 2.1.1 Servers -- 2.1.2 HATS development environment -- 2.1.3 Enterprise application -- 2.2 Integrating HATS with a database application -- 2.2.1 Application -- 2.2.2 Creating an AS/400 database access application -- 2.2.3 Using macros in an OS/400 environment -- 2.2.4 Combining HATS with the database application -- 2.2.5 Testing the application -- 2.3 Using HATS with a 3270 application -- 2.3.1 Generating a macro with 3270 application -- 2.3.2 Generating an Integration Object with a 3270 application -- 2.3.3 Generating a Model 1 application with a 3270 application -- 2.3.4 Testing -- 2.4 Using HATS with VT applications -- 2.4.1 Creating a new connection.

2.4.2 Using a User List in a VT transformation -- 2.4.3 VT macro -- 2.4.4 Generating an Integration Object with VT application -- 2.4.5 Generating Model 1 application Web pages with VT application -- 2.4.6 Testing the VT application -- 2.5 Exposing Integration Objects as a Web application using Struts -- 2.5.1 Creating Struts -- 2.5.2 Testing -- 2.6 Exposing Integration Objects as a Web application using Web services -- 2.6.1 Creating a Web service -- 2.6.2 Testing the Web services application -- Chapter 3. Integrating HATS with WebSphere Portal Server -- 3.1 HATS portal support overview -- 3.1.1 HATS portal integration architecture -- 3.1.2 HATS portal support requirements and limitations -- 3.2 Scenario topology and preparation -- 3.2.1 Scenario topology -- 3.2.2 Preparing the environment -- 3.3 Creating, deploying, testing a basic HATS portlet -- 3.3.1 Creating a basic HATS portlet -- 3.3.2 Converting the HATS application to portlet -- 3.3.3 Deploying the HATS portlet on WebSphere Portal Server -- 3.3.4 Testing the HATS portlet -- 3.4 Using portal credential support in HATS -- 3.4.1 HATS test scenario with portal credential vault -- 3.4.2 Building the Credential Vault Populate portlet -- 3.4.3 Deploying and testing the Credential Vault Populate portlet -- 3.4.4 Creating the HATS credential integration portlet -- 3.4.5 Creating a screen customization for the logon screen -- 3.4.6 Creating the credential vault business logic Java method -- 3.4.7 Recording the signon macro -- 3.4.8 Enhancing the signon macro with multi-process path support -- 3.4.9 Completing the signon screen customization -- 3.4.10 Deploying and testing the credential-enabled HATS portlet -- 3.5 Administration for a HATS portlet -- 3.5.1 HATS administration support included in the HATS portlet -- 3.5.2 Stand-alone HATS administration portlet.

3.6 HATS portal support advanced topics -- 3.6.1 Converting a JSP file -- 3.6.2 Extending the HATS portlet function -- 3.6.3 More portal integration support -- Chapter 4. Using Web Express Logon with HATS portlets -- 4.1 Web Express Logon overview -- 4.2 Getting started with Web Express Logon -- 4.2.1 Web Express Logon background -- 4.2.2 Network security layer -- 4.2.3 Application environment -- 4.2.4 HATS Web Express Logon process -- 4.2.5 Web Express Logon example scenario -- 4.2.6 Web Express Logon configuration process -- 4.3 Using Web Express Logon portal scenario -- 4.3.1 Scenario overview -- 4.3.2 Creating a HATS portlet project to use Web Express Logon -- 4.3.3 Configuring Web Express Logon in a HATS project -- 4.3.4 Recording a logon macro with Web Express Logon support -- 4.3.5 Configuring a HATS project to use the logon macro -- 4.3.6 Deploying the Web Express Logon enabled portlet -- 4.3.7 Preparing the portal Credential Vault Populate Portlet for Web Express Logon -- 4.3.8 Testing the HATS_WEL portlet -- 4.4 Web Express Logon advanced topics -- 4.4.1 Credential mapper -- 4.4.2 Network security provider plug-in -- 4.4.3 Credential mapper plug-in -- Chapter 5. Deploying applications in WebSphere Application Server V5 -- 5.1 Introduction to HATS Administration -- 5.2 Deploying a HATS application -- 5.3 Testing -- Abbreviations and acronyms -- Related publications -- IBM Redbooks -- Other publications -- Online resources -- How to get IBM Redbooks -- Help from IBM -- Index -- Back cover.