Wednesday, 9 April 2008
Web Application Integrator for IBM WebSphere Portal
I've just had a quick "play" with the Web Application Integrator (WAI), as per the following screenshot ( my blog delivered through a normal portal page ).
The WAI documentation is pretty good, and seems quite simple ( for me, which is important ). I downloaded it from here.
Once I'd deployed the WAI code onto my portal server, I merely needed to: -
a) Create a new URL within my page hierarchy, pointing at the external URL of my blog - http://www.davehay.f2s.com
b) Use this newly created URL to generate some custom JavaScript code ( WAI does this for you at the click of a mouse )
c) Paste this JavaScript code into the <BODY> tag of my blog ( this is part of the blog template on blogger.com )
d) Navigate to the portal page
As you can see, the portal page navigation is preserved, although I lost the Launch menu and the breadcrumbs: -
I did the same thing with a much simpler HTML page, with the following effects: -
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm, nice !
The WAI documentation is pretty good, and seems quite simple ( for me, which is important ). I downloaded it from here.
Once I'd deployed the WAI code onto my portal server, I merely needed to: -
a) Create a new URL within my page hierarchy, pointing at the external URL of my blog - http://www.davehay.f2s.com
b) Use this newly created URL to generate some custom JavaScript code ( WAI does this for you at the click of a mouse )
c) Paste this JavaScript code into the <BODY> tag of my blog ( this is part of the blog template on blogger.com )
d) Navigate to the portal page
As you can see, the portal page navigation is preserved, although I lost the Launch menu and the breadcrumbs: -
I did the same thing with a much simpler HTML page, with the following effects: -
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm, nice !
# posted by Dave Hay : 22:04
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hi david
using this at a client site : and a colleague asked about scalability : what's yr view on that?
peter
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using this at a client site : and a colleague asked about scalability : what's yr view on that?
peter
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