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How to publish content to WebSphere Portal

Samy

We're planning to publish content from TeamSite Content Professional to WebSphere Portal (WPS). Understand that there are 2 products required to publish the content to WebSphere Portal.
(a) Open Deploy (b) Data Deploy

Using what portlet shall the TeamSite content be displayed? Is it an ordianly IFrame portlet, if yes then we need to host the content in a web server? If not is the content published to WebSphere Application Server on the WebSphere Portal server?

We're not looking to edit or publish content in WebSphere Portal so Team Portal is not required.

Looking forward to your replies.
Best Regards
Samy

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motlnt

We're planning to publish content from TeamSite Content Professional to WebSphere Portal (WPS). Understand that there are 2 products required to publish the content to WebSphere Portal.
(a) Open Deploy (b) Data Deploy

Using what portlet shall the TeamSite content be displayed? Is it an ordianly IFrame portlet, if yes then we need to host the content in a web server? If not is the content published to WebSphere Application Server on the WebSphere Portal server?

We're not looking to edit or publish content in WebSphere Portal so Team Portal is not required.

Looking forward to your replies.
Best Regards
Samy

I will seriously recommend you to first go through basic manuals of Teamsite to understand the overall architecture w.r.t. deployments via Opendeploy.

also what kinds of contents you are trying to genrate and deploy via Teamsite?
is it purely HTML/JSP/XMLs/...?

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