Book description
This IBM Redbooks publication and its sample code provides IT architects, IT specialists, and developers with the critical knowledge to design, develop, deploy, and manage a WebSphere Digital Media Enabler solution.
In Part 1, "Introduction to IBM WebSphere Digital Media Enabler V5.5", we will introduce digital media concepts, scenarios for using digital media, and highlight key features. Next, we will take an in-depth look at the WDME run-time architecture, store and programming model, data model, and customization points.
In Part 2, "ITSO digital media working example”, we create an end-to-end working example to design, develop, deploy, and manage a digital media enabled store. This part includes planning a business scenario, requirements analysis, and a solution design. We will provide detailed procedures, including best practices for implementing the run time and development environments. Next, we will provide design and customization guidelines for the data model and metadata load files. In addition, we will include detailed examples for creating and customizing the store front assets of a digital media enabled store. Last, we will provide examples of key tasks required to manage a digital media store.
Please note that the additional material referenced in the text is not available from IBM.
Table of contents
- Notices
- Preface
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Part 1: Introduction to IBM WebSphere Digital Media Enabler V5.5
- Chapter 1: Introduction
- Chapter 2: Features and scenarios
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Chapter 3: Architecture
- Run-time architecture (1/2)
- Run-time architecture (2/2)
- Application architecture (1/2)
- Application architecture (2/2)
- Data model and content management architecture (1/5)
- Data model and content management architecture (2/5)
- Data model and content management architecture (3/5)
- Data model and content management architecture (4/5)
- Data model and content management architecture (5/5)
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Chapter 4: Persistent business objects
- New WebSphere Digital Media Enabler objects (1/4)
- New WebSphere Digital Media Enabler objects (2/4)
- New WebSphere Digital Media Enabler objects (3/4)
- New WebSphere Digital Media Enabler objects (4/4)
- WebSphere Commerce business objects (1/2)
- WebSphere Commerce business objects (2/2)
- Content Manager and the Digital Media repository (1/2)
- Content Manager and the Digital Media repository (2/2)
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Part 2: ITSO digital media working example
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Chapter 5: Requirements analysis and solution design
- Development methodology: phases and lifecycle
- Learn from experience (1/2)
- Learn from experience (2/2)
- ITSO working example: business scenario
- ITSO working example: requirements analysis (1/4)
- ITSO working example: requirements analysis (2/4)
- ITSO working example: requirements analysis (3/4)
- ITSO working example: requirements analysis (4/4)
- ITSO working example: solution design
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Chapter 6: Implement the run-time environment
- Planning and scenario overview
- Content Manager node implementation (1/10)
- Content Manager node implementation (2/10)
- Content Manager node implementation (3/10)
- Content Manager node implementation (4/10)
- Content Manager node implementation (5/10)
- Content Manager node implementation (6/10)
- Content Manager node implementation (7/10)
- Content Manager node implementation (8/10)
- Content Manager node implementation (9/10)
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Content Manager node implementation (10/10)
- Windows 2000 Server installation
- DB2 Universal Database installation
- DB2 Net Search Extender installation
- Microsoft Visual C++ installation
- WebSphere Application Server installation
- IBM HTTP Server SSL configuration
- WebSphere Application Server configuration
- Create user IDs with rights and privileges for Content Manager
- Remove environment variable
- DB2 Content Manager installation
- DB2 Content Manager verification
- DB2 Information Integrator for Content (EIP) installation
- Back up the Content Manager databases
- Create Content Manager user IDs for WDME
- WDME node implementation (1/6)
- WDME node implementation (2/6)
- WDME node implementation (3/6)
- WDME node implementation (4/6)
- WDME node implementation (5/6)
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WDME node implementation (6/6)
- Windows 2000 Server installation
- WebSphere Commerce V5.5 installation
- DB2 UDB V8.1 FixPack 2 installation
- WebSphere Application Server V5 FixPack 1 installation
- WebSphere Commerce V5.5.0.2 FixPack installation
- WebSphere Commerce instance creation
- WebSphere Commerce Payments instance creation
- Configure e-mail
- Database backup (wc5502)
- Start servers
- Verify the WebSphere Commerce run-time environment
- DB2 client configuration to Content Manager node
- DB2 Information Integrator for Content (EIP) installation
- WDME installation
- Database backup (wdme55)
- Where to go next
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Chapter 7: Implement the development environment
- Development environment configuration options (1/3)
- Development environment configuration options (2/3)
- Development environment configuration options (3/3)
- WebSphere Commerce Studio implementation (1/4)
- WebSphere Commerce Studio implementation (2/4)
- WebSphere Commerce Studio implementation (3/4)
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WebSphere Commerce Studio implementation (4/4)
- Windows 2000 installation
- Install WebSphere Commerce Studio V5.5
- Install WebSphere Studio Application Developer V5.0.1 PTF
- Install WebSphere Test Environment V5.0.1
- WebSphere Studio Application Developer V5.0.1 Interim Fix 003
- Install DB2 UDB V8.1 FixPack 2
- Install WebSphere Commerce Studio Toolkit V5.5.0.2 FixPack
- WebSphere Commerce Studio configuration (1/2)
- WebSphere Commerce Studio configuration (2/2)
- WebSphere Commerce Studio verification
- Content Manager node implementation
- Add WDME to WebSphere Commerce Studio (1/6)
- Add WDME to WebSphere Commerce Studio (2/6)
- Add WDME to WebSphere Commerce Studio (3/6)
- Add WDME to WebSphere Commerce Studio (4/6)
- Add WDME to WebSphere Commerce Studio (5/6)
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Add WDME to WebSphere Commerce Studio (6/6)
- Add WDME database tables to the instance database
- DB2 client configuration to Content Manager node
- DB2 Information Integrator for Content (EIP) installation
- Copy files to Development node
- Import and update servlet mapping files
- Import and modify the digitalmedia.properties file
- Import DigitalMediaCommon.jar
- Import DigitalMediaEJB.jar
- Import DigitalMediaUsageEJB.jar
- Add external JARs to the server class path
- Start servers in WebSphere Commerce Studio
- Back up the WDME workspace and instance database
- Create and package the store archive
- Deploy the store archive
- Modify the cm8repository.properties file
- Modify parms.txt
- Modify the DMConfig.inc JSP include file
- Modify dmstoreload.properties
- Modify dmstoreconfig_.properties
- Create the item type and load content
- Modify daemon configuration files
- Verify the digital media store
- Enable reload (hot deploy of JSPs)
- Troubleshooting the development environment (1/2)
- Troubleshooting the development environment (2/2)
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Chapter 8: Create and customize the store
- Create and package the ITSO store archive (1/3)
- Create and package the ITSO store archive (2/3)
- Create and package the ITSO store archive (3/3)
- Customization of store assets (1/10)
- Customization of store assets (2/10)
- Customization of store assets (3/10)
- Customization of store assets (4/10)
- Customization of store assets (5/10)
- Customization of store assets (6/10)
- Customization of store assets (7/10)
- Customization of store assets (8/10)
- Customization of store assets (9/10)
- Customization of store assets (10/10)
- Package the customized store assets
- Chapter 9: Customize the data model and XML load file
- Chapter 10: Store deployment and content load
- Chapter 11: Site testing
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Chapter 12: Site and store administration
- Site administration (1/2)
- Site administration (2/2)
- Managing content using the Library Manager (1/2)
- Managing content using the Library Manager (2/2)
- Create organizations (1/3)
- Create organizations (2/3)
- Create organizations (3/3)
- Create a business account
- Create a contract (1/2)
- Create a contract (2/2)
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Chapter 5: Requirements analysis and solution design
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Part 3: Appendixes
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Appendix A: DB2 tips
- DB2 authorities and privileges overview
- Authorities
- Privileges
- DB2 backup and restore
- Back up a DB2 database
- Backup DB2 database via Control Center
- Restore a DB2 database
- DB2 commands
- Create a database
- List databases
- Drop a database
- Catalog a TCP/IP node
- Attach to a remote node
- Catalog a remote database
- Connect to a remote database
- Disconnect from a remote database
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Appendix B: Configure e-mail: James and WebSphere Commerce
- Installing James on the Windows platform
- Configure domain name for James
- Testing James
- Configure an account in Outlook Express to test James
- Send e-mail to verify James
- Enable the WebSphere Commerce e-mail transport
- Configure the WebSphere Commerce e-mail transport
- Configure WebSphere Commerce e-mail message type
- Verify e-mail notification for password reset
- Appendix C: Create an index file or alias for the store URL
- Appendix D: Configure a Content Manager Client
- Appendix E: Understanding dmConfig.exe
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Appendix F: Roles and skills
- Digital Content Loader
- Digital Content Cataloger (Indexer)
- Digital Content Supervisor
- Digital Content Approver
- Project manager
- IT architect/technical lead
- WebSphere Commerce Site Administrator
- WebSphere Commerce Store Administrator
- Database schema owner (creation/migration expert)
- Database Administrator (DBA)
- Product manager
- Java programmer
- Web developer
- Tester
- Line-of-business (LOB) user
- Appendix G: Additional material
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Appendix A: DB2 tips
- Related publications
- Index (1/3)
- Index (2/3)
- Index (3/3)
- Back cover
Product information
- Title: WebSphere Digital Media Enable V5.5 Solutions
- Author(s):
- Release date: April 2004
- Publisher(s): IBM Redbooks
- ISBN: None
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