Portalizing Domino Applications : Integration with Portal 5.02 and Lotus Workplace 2.0.1

Front cover -- Contents -- Notices -- Trademarks -- Preface -- The team that wrote this redbook -- Additional contributors -- Become a published author -- Comments welcome -- Chapter 1. Introduction to portalizing Domino applications -- 1.1 Overview -- 1.1.1 Portal and Domino within the context of the IBM Workplace -- 1.1.2 Structure of this chapter -- 1.2 The vision supporting IBM Workplace -- 1.3 Introduction to IBM Workplace -- 1.3.1 The business value of IBM Workplace -- 1.3.2 The product families that make up IBM Workplace -- 1.3.3 The roadmap of Lotus Notes/Domino, WebSphere Portal, and IBM Workplace -- 1.4 Benefits of Domino and Portal together -- 1.5 Portal architecture -- 1.5.1 Introduction to portlets -- 1.5.2 Presentation services -- 1.5.3 Layout of the portal page -- 1.5.4 Customization -- 1.6 Integrating Domino applications -- 1.6.1 The portalizing process -- 1.6.2 The portalizing challenge -- 1.6.3 Domino applications -- 1.7 Portlet patterns -- 1.7.1 Link pattern -- 1.7.2 Display pattern -- 1.7.3 Integrated pattern -- 1.7.4 Migrated pattern -- 1.7.5 Designing the integration portlet -- 1.8 The integration architecture -- 1.8.1 The Portal/Domino server infrastructure -- 1.9 Authentication -- 1.9.1 Multi-server session-based authentication -- 1.9.2 Using Domino LDAP with WebSphere Portal -- 1.10 Development options -- 1.10.1 Target audience -- 1.10.2 Development environments -- 1.10.3 Development tools -- 1.10.4 When to use a specific integration approach -- 1.11 Summary -- Chapter 2. Integration techniques -- 2.1 Choosing an integration technique -- 2.1.1 Project considerations -- 2.1.2 Step 1: Pre-project preparation and training -- 2.1.3 Step 2: Identification of project requirements -- 2.1.4 Step 3: Selection of an appropriate portlet pattern -- 2.1.5 Step 4: Selection of an appropriate integration technique.