Architecting Portal Solutions 

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• 1. Table of Contents

• 2. BackCover

• 3. Architecting Portal Solutions

• 4. Notices

  Trademarks

• 5. Preface

  The team that wrote this redbook Editorial staff Reviewers

• 6. Become a published author

  Become a published author

• 7. Comments welcome

  Comments welcome

• 8. Part 1: A Best Practice Guide to Architecting Portal Solutions

  Chapter List Part Overview

• 9. Chapter 1: Overview

  Overview

• 10. 1.1 On demand

  1.1 On demand

• 11. 1.2 Portals

  1.2 Portals

• 12. 1.3 Patterns

  1.3 Patterns

• 13. 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

• 14. 2.2 Architecting portal solutions

  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

• 15. 2.3 Portals and e-business on demand

  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

• 16. 2.4 Summary

  2.4 Summary

• 17. Chapter 3: A Recommended Approach to Architecting Portal Solutions

  Overview

• 18. 3.1 Plan

  3.1 Plan

• 19. 3.2 Execute

  websphere portal design solution architecture example

• 20. 3.3 Implement

  3.3 Implement

• 21. Chapter 4: Architecting on Demand Workplace Solutions

  4.1 Retail case study introduction 4.1.1 Company background 4.1.2 Core functions

• 22. 4.2 Plan

  4.2 Plan 4.2.1 Business requirements 4.2.2 IT requirements

• 23. 4.3 Execute (develop solution requirements)

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• 24. 4.4 Execute (develop the logical design)

  4.4 Execute (develop the logical design) 4.4.1 Transition to AOD (logical nodes)

• 25. 4.5 Execute (develop the physical design)

  4.5 Execute (develop the physical design)

• 26. 4.6 Reflection on ODW

  4.6 Reflection on ODW 4.6.1 ODW generic use cases

• 27. Part 2: Extending Portal Solutions with IBM Business Partners

  Chapter List Part Overview

• 28. 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

• 29. 5.2 The solution

  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

• 30. 5.3 The Galaxia demo scenario

  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

• 31. 5.4 Galaxia ePCM

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• 32. 5.5 Summary

  5.5 Summary

• 33. Part 3: Appendixes

  Appendix List Part Overview

• 34. Appendix A: E-Business on Demand

  Overview

• 35. A.1 e-business on demand: A developer s roadmap

  A.1 e-business on demand: A developer s roadmap

• 36. A.2 Resource center: e-business on demand

  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

• 37. Appendix B: Using WebSphere Portal

  Overview

• 38. B.1 WebSphere Portal architecture

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• 39. B.2 Developer information roadmap

  B.2 Developer information roadmap B.2.1 Basic skills B.2.2 Installationconfiguration B.2.3 Migration B.2.4 Developing portlets

• 40. B.3 What s new with Version 5.0

  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

• 41. Related Publications

  IBM Redbooks Collaboration-specific redbooks General portal redbooks Redbook Hints Tips

• 42. Other publications

  Other publications

• 43. Online resources

  Online resources

• 44. How to get IBM Redbooks

  How to get IBM Redbooks

• 45. Help from IBM

  Help from IBM

• 46. Abbreviations and Acronyms

• 47. Glossary

  Glossary A-E

• 48. F-O

  F-O

• 49. P-S

  P-S

• 50. U-X

  U-X

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