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8. Click Finish. Your web content libraries are displayed. 9. Leave this window open and proceed to the next task. Task 5.1.3: Import images using WebDAV During this task you will create some new image components by adding image files to your WebDAV folder. Procedure 1. Open C:\Classfiles_WPL40\Student Classfiles_WPL40\Additional Images using Windows explorer. 2. Select and copy the image files in this folder. 3. Open your WebDAV folder. 4. Click wcm.library.training > components > wcm.comps.image 5. Paste the image files into this folder. 6. Go back to your authoring portlet and open the component view in your Training library. New image components should have been created in your library. Accompanying guide for SPVC - not for distribution Lab 5.2: Importing content using the Web Content Integrator In this lesson you will create content items by using the Web Content Integrator to import content from an existing feed. 82 IBM Web Content Manager: Developing Websites Using IBM Web Content Manager 7 (Student Guide)
Time needed It will take approximately 40 minutes to complete this lesson. Lesson 5.2.1: The Web Content Integrator The Web Content Integrator is a solution for integrating externally managed web content with IBM Web Content Manager. Through the use of standard content syndication feed technologies based on RSS 2.0, the Web Content Integrator provides a loosely coupled mechanism for transferring published content and metadata to the portal after they have been approved in the source system. When the content and metadata have been transferred to the portal, it is possible to leverage the built-in content management features of IBM Web Content Manager to secure, personalize, and display the content to end users. RSS, or Really Simple Syndication, is an XML-based format that is widely used for syndicating content from sources such as web sites and blogs to readers who have subscribed to the feeds. The input to the Web Content Integrator is a content feed which complies with the RSS 2.0 format. The core feed format is relatively simple, with only a limited number of elements that have to be specified for each item in the feed. However, the RSS 2.0 specification allows the base format to be extended using XML namespaces to support additional functionality. In order to enable a deeper level of control over how items are created in IBM Web Content Manager, an RSS extension has been defined which contains elements that map to many of the attributes of the IBM Web Content Manager object model. Task 5.2.2: Enable a Web Content Integrator feed To be able to consume a feed, the Web Content Integrator needs a URL to the feed. The simplest way to enable a URL for the sample feed is to copy it to the illwccm.war folder. About this task To do this, copy the file named ContentFeed.rss from C:\Classfiles_WPL40\Student Classfiles_WPL40 to C:\IBM\WebSphere\wp_profile\installedApps\wcm70\wcm.ear\ilwwcm.war. Task 5.2.3: Create a credential vault slot Before creating a new feed consumer, you will need to create a credential vault slot. This is something that a server administrator would perform and would not usually be something a website designer would be responsible for. Procedure 1. Click Administration > Access > Credential Vault. Accompanying guide for SPVC - not for distribution 2. Click Add vault slot. 5: Content acquisition 83
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IBM Web Content Manager Developing
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Contents Trademarks . . . . . . . .
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Course description This course intr
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