Overview of AquaLogic Interaction
This chapter provides an overview of the portal and the
administrative tasks you perform to manage portal users and documents.
- Portal Installer ComponentsThe following table describes the components available in the portal installer. These portal components provide the functionality described in the Administrator Guide for AquaLogic Interaction. For information on installing these components, refer to the Installation Guide for AquaLogic Interaction.
- Additional AquaLogic User Interaction ComponentsThe following table describes components that provide additional functionality for the portal. For more information on these components or to download the components, visit the AquaLogic User Interaction (ALUI) and AquaLogic Business Process Management (ALBPM) Support Center (one.bea.com/support).
- Overview of the Browsing User Interface and Features
- Overview of the Administrative User Interface, Features, and Tools
- Overview of Portal SecurityAquaLogic Interaction provides many features that work together to secure your portal and its content.
- Overview of Web Service ArchitectureMany of the objects in the portal use web services, which are components that run on a logically separate computer from the one that runs the portal and communicate with the portal via HTTP. We refer to this separate computer as a remote server. The web service architecture allows multiple types of remote services (authentication sources, content crawlers, outgoing federated searches, portlets, and profile sources) to share a logical remote server, making it easier to manage the computers that make up the portal.
