Monthly Archives: April 2011

Enable User Impersonation in WebSphere Portal – an Illustrated Guide

In this post, I provide an illustrated guide to enabling user impersonation in WebSphere Portal. It’s technical, but simple. I am simply using the WebSphere Portal documentation for enabling user impersonation and adding some screenshots and commentary based on my … Continue reading

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User Impersonation in WebSphere Portal

Security, personalization, and user-editable features in WebSphere Portal can make it difficult to know what experience is delivered to various users. Some may have access to content and services that others lack. Some may see different content because it has … Continue reading

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IBM Leads Middleware Software Market for Tenth Consecutive Year

According to Gartner, IBM continues to be the worldwide market share leader in the application infrastructure and middleware software segment based on total worldwide revenue for 2010.

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Find Java Classes or Packages Contained in JAR Files

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Portlet Factory App for iPhone, iPad, Blackberry in 13 Minutes

I’ve had Portlet Factory on my radar for quite a while, but up to now, I haven’t found a lot of reasons to dive in and get my hands dirty. The reasons are stacking up, however. More and more, our … Continue reading

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Register now for “Creating an Exceptional Web Experience Using IBM WCM” (April 29th)

I’ll soon be participating with my colleagues at Base22 on a series of lessons-learned webcasts that will advance the enterprise web experience using IBM software. Our first webcast will take place on April 29th at 1pm CDT titled Creating an … Continue reading

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IBM Product Name Changes

IBM has made a couple of product brand name changes recently that you should be aware of: IBM Lotus Connections is now IBM Connections. IBM Lotus Web Content Management is now IBM Web Content Manager.

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