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Connections 2.5 Portlets for IBM WebSphere Portal

The IBM Lotus Connections 2.5 Portlets for WebSphere Portal delivers the Lotus Connections rich set of social software services for use within a WebSphere Portal environment. WebSphere Portal users can integrate the Activities, Blogs and Bookmarks services of Lotus Connections to:

• Create and work with Lotus Connections Activities within WebSphere Portal. Users can easily set prioritization, Activity status and to do items for their Activities. Also, have the ability to manage the membership to add and leverage the expertise and experience of others in the organization by working together.
• Within WebSphere Portal users can view and create Lotus Connections Blog postings and comments.
• Easily create, edit and discover Bookmarks in Lotus Connections that have been qualified by others with similar interests and expertise.

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Tags: ibm websphere portal, Lotus Connections, Portlets

WebSphere Portal – Tips, tricks, and traps

Tips, tricks and traps you can use in every WebSphere Portal project …

Click here (IBM ID & password needed)

Tags: ibm websphere portal, tips, traps, tricks

WebSphere Portal on WikiPedia

At this moment, WebSphere Portal is introduced on WikiPedia.

If you want to know more about WebSphere Portal, click here

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Integrating Adobe Flex and IBM WebSphere Portal

Recently a new article was published on developerWorks. This article walks through the steps you need to take in order to integrate Adobe Flex into IBM WebSphere Portal.

You can read the article here.

Tags: Adobe, flex, IBM, ibm websphere portal, WAS

Job opening for a WebSphere Portal Developer

Currently we are looking for some experienced WebSphere Portal Developers. If you are interested, please send your CV to info@optis.be

For other projects, we are still looking for people with the  knowledge of IBM WebSphere Process Server. If you have experience, please send your CV to info@optis.be

Tags: carreer, consultant, ibm websphere portal, jobs

Cloning a WebSphere Portal V6.1 installation

This article describes how to clone an installation of IBM® WebSphere® Portal V6.1 that has been configured specifically for certain deployment needs. The intended audience is portal administrators who would like to build a standardized installation of WebSphere Portal in their organization and use it as a template from which to mass-produce additional preinstalled and preconfigured portals.

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Tags: ibm websphere portal, portals