E-mailLearn how to render a simple web page by creating and linking various IBM Workplace Web Content Management items. This screencast tutorial illustrates the Site creation example
found in the InfoCenter (product documentation). Additionaly, the screencast shows how to display WCM content on a portal page using the Web Content Viewer portlet.
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Screencast summary:
Steps
- Create a workflow Publish action
- Create a workflow stage and assign the Publish action to the stage
- Create a workflow and assign the stage to it
- Create a site and site area
- Create a presentation template
- Create an authoring template
- Create some content
- Map the presentation template to the authoring template on the site area object
- Choose the content item as default content for the site area
- Reference the Body element in the presentation template
- Create a navigator component
- Reference the navigator component in the presentation template
- Create an image component
- Reference the image component in the presentation template
- Create a new portal page
- Add the Web Content Viewer to the portal page
- Configure the Web Content Viewer to retrieve the content item
Comments (4)
Jul 24
Anonymous says:
Thank you for the great demo. Visulizing helps learn much faster than reading it...Thank you for the great demo. Visulizing helps learn much faster than reading it. I'm a newbie in WCM and Portal development, I followed all the steps with you with my portal...However I can not get my web content viewer portlet to get work, it says... IWKMU1026X: File not found . if you've any ideas, please do share. More tutorial like this would help newbies out greatly. Thank you again!
Jul 24
Anonymous says:
There appears to be a thread about this at:There appears to be a thread about this at:
http://www.ibmportal.com/viewtopic.php?pid=1855
I do not have an immediate answer to this question. You should probably post it in the WCM forum.
Jul 24
Anonymous says:
thank you very much. I figured it out. Under shared settings I was connecting to...thank you very much. I figured it out. Under shared settings I was connecting to sitearea instead of content. Once I conntected to content it worked. Its great. Will you be doing any more demos like this in future?
Jul 27
Cody Burleson says:
I'm glad you figured it out. I'm on a project doing a normal J2EE web app for li...I'm glad you figured it out. I'm on a project doing a normal J2EE web app for like a year right now, so I will not be playing with WCM much anytime soon. So...it is unlikely that I can find the time to do any new videos. Sorry. But if you get in a jam and need a hand, email me at info@burlesontech.com. I will be happy to lend a hand if time permits.