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Generating SQL Dynamically in IBM Web Experience Factory

The SQL Call builder in IBM Web Experience Factory can process java method calls that are placed in the SQL Statement. Take the following, for example (note the where clause): Example SQL Call Builder – SQL Statement Other options selected … Continue reading

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Debug Tracing in IBM Web Experience Factory

You can turn on debug tracing for a model in IBM Web Experience Factory with the following procedure: In /WEB-INF/config/log4j.properties, set log4j.logger.bowstreet.system.debugTracing to DEBUG Add a Debug Tracing builder to the model and name it ‘debugTrace’. Check ‘Trace all actions’. … Continue reading

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How to Set Default Value of a Text Field in IBM Web Experience Factory

I recently wasted anĀ embarrassingĀ amount of time trying to figure out how to simply set a default value in a text field on a page created by a Data Services User Interface (DSUI) builder. So, after having finally found the solution, … Continue reading

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WebSphere Portlet Factory Placeholder – No portlets defined in project

Problem The project has a portlet adapter, but WEB-INF/portlet.xml has no model defined for the model init-param. After deploying the portlet WAR, the message “WebSphere Portlet Factory Placeholder – No portlets defined in project – projectName” is displayed for the … Continue reading

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Available Now: IBM Web Experience Factory Fix Pack 2

Fix Pack 2 for IBM Web Experience Factory is now available for download here: WEF-7.0.1.2 Thanks to A Portal to a Portal for originally reporting this information; it’s one of the better WebSphere Portal blog that I follow.

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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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