A technical look at the new capabilities What’s New in IBM® WebSphere® Portlet Factory 6.0.2 A technical look at the new capabilities

What’s New in Portlet Factory 6.0.2 Ability to deploy to Expeditor & Notes 8 REST Services Support including support for Quickr & Connections services Easier “out-of-box” experience Lotus Web Content Management Builder Domino Rich Text Support

Support for Notes 8 and Expeditor Single code base creates portlets that run in WebSphere Portal, WebSphere Application Server, Expeditor, and Notes 8

Support for Notes 8 and Expeditor Right Click on Project to set Rich Client Deployment Options we have support for building WABs, features and update sites so that those platforms can provision

Support for Notes 8 and Expeditor Right click on the project and build the WAB and the update site.

Support for Notes 8 and Expeditor Support for Notes 8 and Expeditor – Location application running in Portal

Support for Notes 8 and Expeditor Support for Notes 8 and Expeditor – Location application running in Notes 8 Web browser projection of four portlets

Custom Quickr & Connections Portlets with REST Services New REST Service Call Builder that supports Read and Write from both ATOM and RSS feeds Easily access services from Lotus Quickr and Lotus Connections to create custom portlets Lotus Connections Portlet that enables viewing and searching for bookmarks

Browsing to a folder

Adding a new document

Document is saved in the Library

REST Service Call Builder Adds Support for the following operations: Get Put Post Delete

Portlet Factory 6.0.2 Cont… Easier “Out-of-Box” Experience Install of Portlet Factory now optionally includes WAS CE as a simple development test server Default deployment configuration Automatically Starts WAS CE Up and running quickly! Updated Deployment Menu Simplified Options Help In Context Performance Improvements Reduced session memory footprint Performance Improvements Reduced session memory footprint -- up to 25% reduction from 6.0.1

Lotus Web Content Management Builder Create custom portlets using WCM content & components pages page fragments Images Text style sheets Retrieve content & components using various criteria Name Path Authoring template Web Content Management is treated as a backend source of web page content, components, and design-time metadata. In Web Content Management, retrievable page content is in one of the following broad categories: Content items In general, content items are whole pages and page fragments. Library components Library components are items like images, text, and style sheets. The builder lets you retrieve content items and library components using various criteria, for example, name, path, and authoring template.

Domino Rich Text Support Provided as part of the Domino Data Access builder Retrieve Rich Text Items as HTML

Domino Rich Text Support Supports the display of rich text fields from Domino.

The Portal Solutions Catalog Planning to ship builders on the Portal Solutions Catalog Portlet Factory and Dashboard Framework Builders Plans to ship the following builders on the catalog as part of a rolling release cycle Information Server – SHIPPING NOW! Process Server FileNet Documentum More…

Portlet Catalog Information Service Call Builder - Available Soon New Portlet Factory builder Builder allows for browsing information services and their metadata

Process Server Builders Human Task Processing Action Builder for processing or initiating human tasks running on IBM WebSphere Process Server. Human Task Query Builder for accessing lists of human tasks running on IBM WebSphere Process Server.

Portlet Factory Reference Information Portlet Factory External Wiki The Best Spot for Samples, best practices, etc… http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/wikis/display/PortletFactoryID/Home New Portlet Factory Zone Page on DevWorks http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/zones/portal/portletfactory/ Portlet Factory Redbook http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redpieces/abstracts/sg247525.html?Open Portlet Factory Internal IBM Wiki http://w3.webahead.ibm.com/w3ki/display/PortletFactory/Home