Architecting Portal Solutions.

Front cover -- Contents -- Notices -- Trademarks -- Preface -- The team that wrote this redbook -- Become a published author -- Comments welcome -- Part 1 A best practice guide to architecting portal solutions -- Chapter 1. Overview -- 1.1 On demand -- 1.2 Portals -- 1.3 Patterns -- Chapter 2. Portal solutions -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.1.1 What is a portal? -- 2.1.2 Types of portals -- 2.1.3 A brief history of portals -- 2.1.4 Functional aspects of a portal -- 2.1.5 Technical aspects of a portal -- 2.2 Architecting portal solutions -- 2.2.1 Deriving value from portal solutions -- 2.2.2 Portal solution best practices -- 2.2.3 Steps for building a successful portal solution -- 2.3 Portals and e-business on demand -- 2.3.1 What is an e-business on demand? -- 2.3.2 Building the on demand operating environment -- 2.3.3 The evolution of e-business on demand -- 2.3.4 How portals can lead to an e-business on demand -- 2.3.5 Portals in an on demand operating environment -- 2.4 Summary -- Chapter 3. A recommended approach to architecting portal solutions -- 3.1 Plan -- 3.2 Execute -- 3.2.1 Step 1: Develop solution requirements -- 3.2.2 Step 2: Develop the logical design -- 3.2.3 Step 3: Develop the physical solution -- 3.3 Implement -- Chapter 4. Architecting On Demand Workplace solutions -- 4.1 Retail case study introduction -- 4.1.1 Company background -- 4.1.2 Core functions -- 4.2 Plan -- 4.2.1 Business requirements -- 4.2.2 IT requirements -- 4.3 Execute (develop solution requirements) -- 4.4 Execute (develop the logical design) -- 4.4.1 Transition to AOD (logical nodes) -- 4.5 Execute (develop the physical design) -- 4.6 Reflection on ODW -- 4.6.1 ODW generic use cases -- Part 2 Extending portal solutions with IBM Business Partners -- Chapter 5. Galaxia and the On Demand Workplace -- 5.1 Galaxia solutions for the industrial sector.

5.1.1 Galaxia and ePCM -- 5.1.2 Industry overview -- 5.1.3 Vehicle development process -- 5.1.4 Key business drivers -- 5.1.5 Key infrastructure and IT drivers -- 5.2 The solution -- 5.2.1 Requirement summary -- 5.2.2 Generic use cases for the solution -- 5.2.3 Solution Overview Diagram and identification of patterns -- 5.2.4 Identification of Application patterns -- 5.2.5 Applying the delta Runtime patterns to the Portal composite runtime pattern -- 5.2.6 Product mapping -- 5.2.7 On Demand Workplace -- 5.3 The Galaxia demo scenario -- 5.3.1 Steps in a typical ECR process -- 5.3.2 Product mapping for the scenario -- 5.3.3 Interactions between various applications in the scenario -- 5.3.4 ECR process scenario -- 5.4 Galaxia ePCM -- 5.4.1 ePCM product overview -- 5.4.2 Templates for engineering processes -- 5.4.3 Templates for the Work Management and Task Allocation process -- 5.4.4 Template for order processing -- 5.4.5 Workflow federation -- 5.4.6 Other ePCM features -- 5.4.7 ePCM architecture -- 5.5 Summary -- Part 3 Appendixes -- Appendix A. e-business on demand -- A.1 e-business on demand: A developer's roadmap -- A.2 Resource center: e-business on demand -- A.2.1 Open standards -- A.2.2 Integration -- A.2.3 Virtualization -- A.2.4 Automation -- Appendix B. Using WebSphere Portal -- B.1 WebSphere Portal architecture -- B.1.1 Portlets -- B.1.2 Content and search -- B.1.3 Security -- B.1.4 Personalizing the portal -- B.1.5 Administration -- B.1.6 Collaboration -- B.1.7 Related products -- B.1.8 Application integration -- B.1.9 Mobile portals -- B.2 Developer information roadmap -- B.2.1 Basic skills -- B.2.2 Installation/configuration -- B.2.3 Migration -- B.2.4 Developing portlets -- B.3 What's new with Version 5.0 -- B.3.1 New features -- B.3.2 Installation improvements -- B.3.3 Improvements for administering and designing WebSphere Portal.

B.3.4 Removed features -- B.3.5 Contents -- B.3.6 Available with WebSphere Portal Extend -- B.3.7 Supplementary products -- Related publications -- IBM Redbooks -- Other publications -- Online resources -- How to get IBM Redbooks -- Help from IBM -- Abbreviations and acronyms -- Glossary -- Index -- Back cover.

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