Test LOT-913: Developing Websites Using IBM Lotus Web Content Management 7.0

Exam 913: Developing Websites Using IBM Lotus Web Content Management 7.0

Exam Competencies

Exam Type: Multiple Choice

Description: Covers IBM Lotus Web Content Management material as it relates to these competency areas: 

• Content Authoring
• Content Publishing
• Enterprise Content Management
• Information Architecture
• Migrating Existing Content
• Rendering
• Syndication
• Tools and Features
• Web Content Integration
• Web Content Management API/JSP Tag Library
• Wikis and Blogs
• Workflow and Security

Content Authoring

1. Authoring Templates
   1. Add a Library Component to Content
2. Configure the web content viewer portlet
3. Create/Update a Menu Component
   1. Menus using current content and restrict branch
4. Create/Update a Navigator Component
5. Create/Update a Presentation Template
6. Create/Update an Authoring Template
   1. Creating a Component Reference Element Create
   2. Using Manage Elements
7. Customize an Authoring portlet
8. Customizing an Authoring Template
   1. Requiring Elements
   2. Use Show/Hide Options for Elements
   3. Using Content Form Layout
   4. Validating Elements
9. Library Components
   1. Authoring Tools
   2. Create a Component Reference Component
   3. Create a Date/Time Component
   4. Create a File or Image Component
   5. Create a JSP Component
   6. Create a Link Component
   7. Create a Number Component
   8. Create a Style Sheet Component
   9. Create a Username Component
   10. Create Text, HTML, Rich Text Components
   11. Page Navigation
   12. Use Personalization Component
   13. Use Search Rules within WCM
10. Menus Using Current Content and Authoring Template
11. Menus Using Current Content and Restrict Branch
12. Search Lotus Web Content Management using Portal search
13. Understand ID component tags
14. Understand Portal Search Integration
15. Understand the use of Authoring Templates and Categories within a Menu
16. Understand the use of Current Content Menu
17. Understand the use of Site Areas
18. Understand the Web Content Management rich text editor-standard, advanced and custom
19. Use Authortime search
20. Use custom launch pages
21. Use the Search Rules within Web Content Management
22. Use Web Content Management Tags
    1. Alternate Design Tag
    2. Component Tag
    3. Element Tag
    4. Path Component Tag
    5. Placeholder Tag

Content Publishing

1. Clear version and history
2. Create and manage drafts
3. Creating Content
   1. Add Additional Readers to Published Content
   2. Link Content to Other Content
   3. Specify a Publish Date
   4. Specify an Expiry date
   5. View Details of a Previous Version of an Item
4. Preview content that is linked to more than one Site Area
5. Versioning
   1. Create a version of an item
   2. Restore a previous version of an item
   3. View details of a previous version

Enterprise Content Management

1. Applying Personalization
2. Configuring Ajax proxy

Information Architecture

1. Add Components to Site Areas
2. Build the Site Framework
3. Create a Site Area
4. Libraries
   1. Understand how to Create a Library
   2. Understand Syndication and Libraries
   3. Understand the role/capabilities of a Library
   4. Use Default libraries
5. Menus vs Navigators
   1. Understand appropriate use for each Construct
   2. Understand Relationship between Menu and Categories Menus vs Navigators
   3. Understand Relationship between Navigators and Site Framework
6. Move a Site Area
7. Taxonomies/Categories
   1. Create a Category Component
   2. Create a Taxonomy Component
8. Understand how the Site Framework works with Site Navigation
9. Understand Managing References between Items
10. Understand References to/from Content
11. Understand the relationships between Site Areas, Presentation Templates and Authoring Templates

Migrating Existing Content

Rendering

1. WCM Rendering Portlets
   1. Categorization of WCM Content Portlets
   2. Configure Content
   3. Configure the Rendering Portlets
   4. Send and Receive Links
   5. Understand the Role of the Rendering Portlets

Syndication

1. Apply syndication and access control strategy
2. Creating/configuring subscriber syndicator pairs
3. Cross version syndication
4. Syndicating multiple libraries
5. Use types of syndication #All items #Live items

Tools and Features

1. Export/import of the WCM Library
2. Item history
3. Update security task
4. Use the Member fixer
5. Use the Workflow update tool
6. Version history

Web Content Integration

1. Understanding feed configuration

Web Content Management API/JSP Tag Library

1. Using JSPs
2. Using the API
   1. Content Publishing and Rendering Contexts
   2. Custom workflow
   3. Folder API
   4. JMS/WCM messaging
   5. Project API
   6. Query API
   7. Rendering plug-ins
   8. Syndication API
   9. Understand accessing the Portal credentials
   10. Understand Items Accessed by the API
   11. Understand rendering contexts
   12. Understand the role of a workspace

Wikis and Blogs

1. Using Blogs
   1. Blog library
   2. Customizing blogs
   3. Default resources
2. Using Wikis
   1. Customizing wikis
   2. Default resources
   3. Wiki library

Workflow and Security

1. Security
   1. Library Permissions***How do Library Permissions Work with Item Security
   2. Library Roles
   3. Recognize the roles and purposes of the Default Portal Groups when used in Lotus Web Content Management
   4. Understand Effective Access
   5. Understand Item Security
   6. Understand Security***Understand the Role of the Administrator user
   7. Understand the Three levels of Access
   8. Understanding Security
2. Workflow
   1. Understand Project or concept of Project
   2. Apply a Workflow to an item
   3. Recognize the purposes of Workflow and its applications
   4. Restart a Workflow for an item
   5. Schedule Publication of an Item
   6. Specify the Reject Stage in a Workflow
   7. Understand and apply Joint Approval
   8. Understand previous stage option
   9. Understand use of Version Action
   10. Understand Workflow Actions***Use the Expire Action
   11. Understand Workflow Stages ***Create a Workflow Stage ***Use the E-Mail Action ***Use the Publish Action ***Use the Schedule Move Action
   12. Use the customer flow action