Where Does IBM Web Experience Factory Fit in your Architecture? TECH-D22 from IBM Exceptional Web Experience 2013

The QuickStart image is designed for RHEL 6. 34 Configure Storage § Click Show Storage § Select 25GB Storage TIP: 25GB is the Minimum. More is Better for Development. 35 Configure Network § Click Show Network Components § Select Public & Private Network TIP: You need both networks for full functionality. 36 Review Order § Review the Order § Click Submit Order 37 Wait for Deployment § The order will be processed § It

This document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on developing integrations with IBM's SmartCloud for Social Business. The presentation teaches developers how to build integrations, including requesting a trial, setting up the IBM Social Business Toolkit SDK, testing integrations, prototyping, and creating integrations that provide value to customers. The presentation covers topics like trials, integration types, secure REST services, tools for development, the Social Business Toolkit, experimenting, help resources, and next steps for attendees.

IBM Connect 2014 AD206 : Build Apps Rapidly by Leveraging Services from IBM Collaboration Solutions Niklas Heidloff, IBM Henning Schmidt, hedersoft GmbH Demo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wl5hasivtPQ Don’t reinvent the wheel when building your own apps. Instead use the services provided by IBM Collaboration Solutions and focus on your specific business requirements. IBM Collaboration Solutions provide an unique set of social and collaborative services like profiles, file sharing, community discussions and much more. Come to this session to see different types of apps, e.g. XPages apps, that have been developed rapidly by leveraging these services from IBM Connections–on premises or in the cloud. Technically the services can be easily accessed from apps via the IBM Social Business Toolkit SDK. In this session you’ll learn how the SDK simplifies calling the back-end services via APIs and how reusable user interface controls can leveraged. Wed, 29/Jan 05:30 PM – 06:30 PM

From simple lightweight usage to full real world integration and development, the Sametime Proxy offers an exceptional range of social capabilities. This session will showcase our integration with Portal and Connections, and then move on to illustrate how the openness of the programming model makes it suitable for any environment, by extending SDK objects, managing events and overriding Sametime Proxy widget prototypes. This session will show you real world examples of how customers transformed regular web and mobile applications into those with a rich social experience using the Sametime Proxy

This document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on using the IBM Sametime Proxy SDK. It discusses how the Sametime Proxy allows access to Sametime functionality without requiring a client installation. It provides examples of integrating Sametime Proxy with IBM Connections and WebSphere Portal and demonstrates programming models and widgets. The document also discusses extending the SDK capabilities and using Sametime Proxy for mobile applications.

OpenSocial: You have heard the hype, maybe you have even seen the demos, but what is all the fuss about? This is your chance to get all your questions answered. In this session we will not only teach you about OpenSocial and how IBM is using it to enable exciting new features in Notes and Domino Social Edition, IBM Connections, and IBM Connections Mail, but how you can use it to enhance YOUR applications. You will walk away from this session armed with the knowledge to build compelling social apps and all the code you need to get started!

IBM Connect 2014 - AD105: IBM iNotes and IBM SmartCloud Notes Web Customization: Make It Your Own Author: Eric Spencer

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94N9FuicS-g Author: Niklas Heidloff The deck contains a sample scenario that shows how to leverage the great capabilities available in IBM SmartCloud for Social Business and it shows how to extend this functionality via (XPages) apps to implement specific business requirements. IBM SmartCloud for Social Business provides a big set of out of the box functionality. For example you can easily invite guests to your organization without having to add these people to on premises directories first. IBM SmartCloud for Social Business also provides a lot of social functionality like file sharing, forums and more. Furthermore with the latest release you can access files from you mobile devices even when you are offline. In order to implement specific business requirements that the SmartCloud might not provide out of the box, apps can be developed that use the IBM Social Business Toolkit SDK. The partner community scenario demonstrates how you can add workflow functionality and how you can have internal discussions via your own apps. Zeta Insurance is a fictive health insurance company which works with partners, the insurance brokers, to sell their products. The communication with partners is done via a SmartCloud community to which partners can easily be added as guests. Product brochures are stored in the community as files and brokers can ask questions about products via forums. The insurance brokers use the SmartCloud community user experience. The Zeta Insurance support team does NOT use the SmartCloud user interface. Instead the support specialists use an internal support app. This allows them assign questions to certain support specialists so that multiple people don't waste time working on the same questions in parallel. Furthermore the support specialists can have internal discussions before they post answers to questions from partners.

This document provides an introduction to customizing and theming IBM Connections. It discusses the basics of what can be customized, such as the header, footer, tabs, and login page. It also covers tools used for customization like WebSphere variables, the wsadmin tool, and the customization directory. More advanced topics covered include creating community themes, customizing getting started pages, using resource bundles and strings, and additional customization options. The document concludes with a brief discussion of customization in future versions of Connections like V4.

This document discusses how to integrate IBM Sametime with various IBM products including IBM WebSphere Portal, IBM Connections, Lotus iNotes and Domino Web Access. It provides an overview of the Sametime Proxy architecture and APIs. It then describes the configuration steps to enable Sametime in each product, including updating versions, configuring properties, and restarting servers. It also discusses how to integrate Sametime widgets and functionality into customizations or extensions of each product.

This document provides a summary of the new features in IBM Domino Designer 9.0 Social Edition, including improved server side JavaScript debugging, home page improvements, enhanced XPages editing features, a new XSP properties editor, help enhancements, and general improvements. It highlights the new server side JavaScript debugger, client side debugging options, updated home page and welcome experience, productivity improvements for XPages development, integration with social features, and fixes for critical issues. The presentation concludes with an invitation for questions.

IBM Sametime Proxy 9 offers a new launchpad for social communications that can be leveraged to effectively increase real-time social communication and productivity. The plug-in architecture offers a new level of customization including integrating your own company components directly into the web client and also any third-party widgets. In this session we will show how this can be achieved with minimal effort and how the web client can be modified to suit your own company branding.

IBM Connect 2014 BP207 : Don’t Reinvent the Wheel – (Re)use Open Source Software From OpenNTF Niklas Heidloff, IBM Christian Guedemann, OpenNTF / WebGate Consulting AG OpenNTF is THE open source community for IBM Collaboration Solutions with a focus on IBM XWork Server and IBM Connections. In this session, you’ll learn about the latest and greatest open source apps, gadgets, controls and other assets developed by community developers, business partners and IBM that are available on OpenNTF.org. We’ll also introduce additional community services OpenNTF provides like the news site for IBM Collaboration Solutions CollaborationToday.info, technical webinars and much more. Wed, 29/Jan 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM

The document discusses using IBM Domino Designer in a headless mode to automate building Notes applications from source code. Headless Designer allows running Designer from the command line to produce NSF databases without a graphical user interface. This enables automatically building applications on a schedule by executing Designer scripts from a task scheduler. The document outlines using either single commands or command files to control headless builds of multiple applications with dependencies.

After you complete this module, you should be able to: - Navigate the web client interface - View requirement artifacts and information about them, both at the project level and in modules - Use filters to focus on relevant information - Change display settings to reveal relevant details - Quickly switch perspectives of the requirements information by using views - Use comments on artifacts to collaborate - Use dashboards for lifecycle and progress analysis

This presentation discusses customizing an IBM Connections deployment. It covers customizing elements like the user interface, login page, notifications, getting started page, communities, wikis, profiles, and rich text editor. The presenters are Klaus Bild and Wannes Rams, and they demonstrate live customizations to provide a starting point for customizing an IBM Connections installation.

This document provides an overview of IBM's approach to enabling continuous delivery of applications using Chef and IBM SmartCloud technologies. It discusses IBM's goals of helping customers standardize, automate, and optimize their agile development processes using DevOps principles. It then presents several IBM products and services that can help customers implement continuous delivery pipelines, including SmartCloud Provisioning for easily consuming Chef on IBM SmartCloud, SmartCloud Orchestrator for adding management and orchestration, and SmartCloud Continuous Delivery for implementing a fully integrated toolchain.

This document summarizes Sanjeev Sharma's presentation on adopting DevOps practices to eliminate bottlenecks using Lean principles. The presentation covers: 1) viewing DevOps through a "Lean" lens to reduce waste and improve flow, 2) addressing bottlenecks with techniques like shifting left testing, full stack deployment, and emphasizing culture and people; and 3) resources for DevOps assessments and further information. The overall message is that DevOps can help optimize software delivery through collaboration, automation, and continuous feedback.

The ICAP Integrated Development Environment (IDE) provides a number of standard development tools to ease the design of modern applications. Mobile (Worklight) Includes IBM's industry leading mobile development platform Java (WebSphere Liberty Profile) Rapidly build next-generation, engaging applications for the WebSphere Application Server Liberty Profile. JavaScript (Node.js) Easily build applications with the most popular JavaScript runtime for event-driven server side development . Cloud Explorer Quickly discover shared services to enhance applications. Develop custom services to share with others.

Speaker: Paul Bastide, @prb112 IBM Software Engineer, Social Business Toolkit Developers spend time extending, adding and leveraging IBM Social Business features – profiles, blogs, wikis, embedded experiences, and much more. IBM has invested in ways to improve your development experience, and focus you on developing, not administrating. This session introduces the IBM Collaboration Quickstart for Social Business, describes the various versions available in the preconfigured development and test environment, talks about using the IBM SmartCloud Enterprise, and talks about lessons learned in developing with the SmartCloud Enterprise. The session also talks about and compares the use of partner images, IBM Greenhouse, the Quickstart and the SmartCloud for Social Business.

IBM's mobile cloud platform, Worklight, allows enterprises to integrate their mobile applications with existing backend systems and cloud services. Worklight provides tools to develop both hybrid and native mobile apps that can access enterprise data through adapters. Worklight applications and their backend integrations can be deployed on the IBM PureApplication System, which provides a simplified, repeatable process for configuration and management. This allows Worklight apps to easily consume existing cloud services, such as social and business data APIs, through pre-built integration capabilities.