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Lotus highly recommends using a variety of resources to prepare for certification exams. In all cases, you must start with the exam competencies to determine which tasks will be covered on the exams. Equally as important, actual hands-on experience is required. From there, we recommend that you choose from the following preparation options.
During your preparation, it is important that you review the exam competencies periodically to make sure that all of the material in the exam competencies is covered in your choice of preparation methods. It should be noted that there is not a one-to-one correspondence between these preparation methods and the exam.
Exam Objectives (Required)
Review the exam competencies to see the complete listing of possible topics for the exam. Use this as your checklist to determine your strengths and those areas where you will need to focus more attention in your studies and preparation. This information also includes recommend prerequisite skills and knowledge.
Experience (Required)
Actual hands-on experience is a critical component in preparing for the exam. Direct application of the skills learned cannot be substituted by any one other resource listed here. You must spend time using the product and applying the skills learned. The exam is looking to measure how well you know how to perform tasks, not how well you memorize features and functions.
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Classroom Course
Course title:
Exploring new features in IBM WebSphere Portal 7.0 Application Development
Course duration: 2.0 days
Course number: WPL50
Abstract: Students will learn how to migrate a WebSphere Portal V6.1 theme to the new version 7.0 theme architecture using Client Side Aggregation (CSA2), develop an iWidget, and develop a custom user interface for tagging and rating. The second half of this course focuses on developing, testing and using Dojo and AJAX for WebSphere Portal V7. Students will also learn how to use desktop tools to edit portal pages including WebDAV, updated security capabilities and the Unified Task List portlet. This course makes extensive use of Rational Application Developer V8.0 to develop and test JSR 286 compliant portlets.
Course title:
Developing Applications for IBM WebSphere Portal 7.0
Course duration: 5.0 days
Course number: WPL51
Abstract: This course is designed for those who are new to developing applications for WebSphere Portal Server V7.0. Students will learn the fundamentals of designing and creating portlets, and move on to put to use of the new features. Specialized topics include migrating a V6.1 theme to the new version 7.0 theme architecture using Client Side Aggregation V2 (CSA2), developing custom themes using CSA2, and customizing the user interface for tagging and rating. Students will learn about iWidgets for the Mashup Center and gain experience customizing and using these for a WebSphere Portal V7.0 site.
Product Documentation
The most current Version 7.0 product documentation for WebSphere Portal, WebSphere Portal Express, WebSphere Portal for z/OS, and Lotus Web Content Management
Developing for WebSphere Portal includes developing portlets, extending the out-of-the-box applications, developing composite application services and more. Explore all aspects of development, from setting up a development sever to composite applications REST services and more
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Find and contribute to best practices, deployment scenarios, hints & tips, and more for IBM® WebSphere® Portal, WebSphere Portal Express, Lotus® Web Content Management, and IBM accelerators for WebSphere Portal.
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