Enportal/5.4/web integrations/explorer - Revision history

imported>Jason.nicholls at 12:38, 27 June 2014

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	# enhance existing PIMs with new channel types and handlers		# enhance existing PIMs with new channel types and handlers

	However, it also provides a convenient way to browser ~~example channels for~~ installed PIMs.		However, it also provides a convenient way to browser the sample content provided with installed PIMs.

	The Explorer shows a list of Authentication handlers, a list of installed Packages (PIMs) including system provided packages, and the virtual directory in general (also accessible via ''Advanced'' -> ''Explore System'').		The Explorer shows a list of Authentication handlers, a list of installed Packages (PIMs) including system provided packages, and the virtual directory in general (also accessible via ''Advanced'' -> ''Explore System'').

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Exploring Sample Content

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	To explore sample content included with installed PIMs first make sure the "sample" target has been configured for the specific PIM on the [[enportal/5.4/web_integrations/applications_and_licenses\|Applications & Licenses]] page.		To explore sample content included with installed PIMs first make sure the "sample" target has been configured for the specific PIM on the [[enportal/5.4/web_integrations/applications_and_licenses\|Applications & Licenses]] page.

	Then browse to ''Packages'' -> ''~~<PIM_name>~~'' -> ''sample''. Under this folder will be a list of example channels that can be created using this PIM.		Then browse to ''Packages'' -> ''[pim_name]'' -> ''sample''. Under this folder will be a list of example channels that can be created using this PIM.

	{{Tip\|This is a quick way to verify a PIM is installed correctly and able to communicate with an external web application. It's also a good way to explore the capabilities of the PIM.}}		{{Tip\|This is a quick way to verify a PIM is installed correctly and able to communicate with an external web application. It's also a good way to explore the capabilities of the PIM.}}

imported>Jason.nicholls at 12:37, 27 June 2014

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	[[File:enportal-5.4-web-integration-explorer.png\|frame\|right\|Explorer administration page]]		[[File:enportal-5.4-web-integration-explorer.png\|frame\|right\|Explorer administration page]]
	~~In many cases where only the out-of-the-box capability is needed from the PIMs provided by Edge, then the~~ Web Integrations Explorer ~~can be ignored. It~~ is ~~really~~ a tool for ~~those who need to~~:		The Web Integrations Explorer is primarily a tool for:

	# ~~build~~ and ~~manage their own~~ PIMs		# building and managing custom PIMs
	# enhance existing PIMs with new channel types and handlers		# enhance existing PIMs with new channel types and handlers

			However, it also provides a convenient way to browser example channels for installed PIMs.

	The Explorer shows a list of Authentication handlers, a list of installed Packages (PIMs) including system provided packages, and the virtual directory in general (also accessible via ''Advanced'' -> ''Explore System'').		The Explorer shows a list of Authentication handlers, a list of installed Packages (PIMs) including system provided packages, and the virtual directory in general (also accessible via ''Advanced'' -> ''Explore System'').
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	For more information on content management refer to the [[enportal/5.4/admin/user_administration\|User and Content Administration]] documentation.		For more information on content management refer to the [[enportal/5.4/admin/user_administration\|User and Content Administration]] documentation.

			== Exploring Sample Content ==

			To explore sample content included with installed PIMs first make sure the "sample" target has been configured for the specific PIM on the [[enportal/5.4/web_integrations/applications_and_licenses\|Applications & Licenses]] page.

			Then browse to ''Packages'' -> ''<PIM_name>'' -> ''sample''. Under this folder will be a list of example channels that can be created using this PIM.

			{{Tip\|This is a quick way to verify a PIM is installed correctly and able to communicate with an external web application. It's also a good way to explore the capabilities of the PIM.}}

imported>Jason.nicholls at 12:16, 27 June 2014

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	For more information on enhancing or building PIMs refer to the '''enPortal Solutions & Customization''' documentation.		For more information on enhancing or building PIMs refer to the '''enPortal Solutions & Customization''' documentation.

			For more information on content management refer to the [[enportal/5.4/admin/user_administration\|User and Content Administration]] documentation.

imported>Jason.nicholls at 12:11, 27 June 2014

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	{{~~PAGETITLE~~:Web Integration Explorer}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:Web Integration Explorer}}
	[[Category:enPortal 5.4]]		[[Category:enPortal 5.4]]
	~~__TOC__~~

	[[File:enportal-5.4-web-integration-explorer.png\|frame\|right\|Explorer administration page]]		[[File:enportal-5.4-web-integration-explorer.png\|frame\|right\|Explorer administration page]]

imported>Jason.nicholls: Created page with '{{PAGETITLE:Web Integration Explorer}} Category:enPortal 5.4 TOC Explorer administration page In many case…'

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Created page with '{{PAGETITLE:Web Integration Explorer}} Category:enPortal 5.4 __TOC__ frame|right|Explorer administration page In many case…'

New page

{{PAGETITLE:Web Integration Explorer}}
[[Category:enPortal 5.4]]
__TOC__

[[File:enportal-5.4-web-integration-explorer.png|frame|right|Explorer administration page]]
In many cases where only the out-of-the-box capability is needed from the PIMs provided by Edge, then the Web Integrations Explorer can be ignored. It is really a tool for those who need to:

# build and manage their own PIMs
# enhance existing PIMs with new channel types and handlers

The Explorer shows a list of Authentication handlers, a list of installed Packages (PIMs) including system provided packages, and the virtual directory in general (also accessible via ''Advanced'' -> ''Explore System'').

For more information on enhancing or building PIMs refer to the '''enPortal Solutions & Customization''' documentation.