| Administrative Resources (folder) |
This folder contains the following objects created at installation:
users, groups, the AquaLogic Interaction Authentication Source, the
World Wide Web content source, properties, content types, and federated
search objects. |
| Intrinsic Operations (folder) |
This folder contains external operations and intrinsic jobs,
such as Search Update, Document Refresh, and Weekly Housekeeping.
The folder is registered with the primary Automation Service. |
| Portal Resources (folder) |
This folder contains intrinsic portlets and web services, as
well as page, community, and portlet templates. |
| Default Experience Definition (folder) |
This folder contains the users associated with the default
experience definition. Upon installation, one user is associated with
the default experience definition—Administrator. |
| Audit Log Management (job) |
This job archives old audit messages into files and deletes
old audit files. |
| Bulk Subscriptions (job) |
This job subscribes users to communities and portlets when
you use bulk add. |
| Document Refresh (job) |
This job performs background maintenance on your search index
such as refreshing document links and properties and deleting expired
documents. |
| Dynamic Membership Update Agent (job) |
This job updates dynamic group memberships as defined on the
Dynamic Membership Rules page of the Group Editor. |
| Search Update (job) |
This job makes sure the search collection is synchronized with
the database. You can run multiple instances of this job. |
| Weekly Housekeeping (job) |
This job performs weekly housekeeping on your system, such
as deleting expired invitation codes and deleting uploaded files for
which links have been deleted. |
| Navigation Tags Header Portlet (portlet) |
This portlet is provided
as an example of a custom header that includes navigation tags; you
can customize it and use it in communities or experience definitions.
This portlet is stored in the Portal Resources folder. |
| Classic Footer Portlet (portlet) |
This portlet is provided
as an example of a custom footer that you can customize and use in
communities or experience definitions. |
| Classic Header Portlet (portlet) |
This portlet is provided
as an example of a custom header that you can customize and use in
communities or experience definitions. |
| Layout Footer Portlet (portlet) |
This portlet is provided
as an example of a custom footer that uses adaptive tags; you can
customize it and use it in communities or experience definitions. |
| Layout Footer Portlet (portlet) |
This portlet is provided
as an example of a custom header that uses adaptive tags; you can
customize it and use it in communities or experience definitions. |
| Portal Login (portlet) |
This portlet allows
users to log in to the portal. You probably want to add this to all
your guest users' home pages so that users can log in from the default
page displayed when they navigate to your portal. |
| Tag Login Portlet (portlet) |
This portlet is provided
as an example of a custom login portlet that uses adaptive tags; you
can customize it and add it to your guest users' home pages so that
users can log in from the default page displayed when they navigate
to your portal. This portlet is stored in the Portal Resources folder.
For information on adaptive tags, see the Adaptive Page Layouts section of the AquaLogic User Interaction Development Guide. |
| Folder Expertise (portlet) |
This portlet displays
the folders for which the user is an expert. Portal administrators
can add users to a folder as an expert through the Related Resources
page of the Folder Editor, or, if users have the Self-Selected Experts
activity right, they can add themselves as experts when they are browsing
folders in the Knowledge Directory. This portlet is stored in the
Portal Resources folder and is displayed on the user profile page
by default. |
| General Information (portlet) |
This portlet displays
user profile information such as name and address, but it is configurable
by the portal administrator to display any information. If your portal
displays a legacy layout (rather than adaptive layouts), this portlet
is displayed on the user profile page by default. This portlet is
stored in the Portal Resources folder. |
| Managed Communities (portlet) |
This portlet displays
the communities to which the user has Edit or Admin access. If your
portal displays a legacy layout (rather than adaptive layouts), this
portlet is displayed on the user profile page by default. This portlet
is stored in the Portal Resources folder. |
| Job Histories Intrinsic Portlet (portlet) |
This portlet displays
the same job history information that is displayed on the Job History
page of the Automation Service Manager. This portlet is stored in
the Portal Resources folder. |
| Portal Search (portlet) |
This portlet lets users
search your portal and access their saved searches. Users might want
to add this to their home page for easy access to their saved searches.
This portlet is stored in the Portal Resources folder. |
| RSS Reader Portlet (portlet) |
This portlet lets users
specify an RSS or ATOM feed to display on a My Page. This portlet is stored
in the Portal Resources/RSS Reader folder, but is available only if
the portal administrator installed the Remote Portlet Service and
imported the RSS Reader migration package. |
| RSS Community Reader Portlet (portlet) |
This portlet lets community
managers specify an RSS or ATOM feed to display on a community page. This portlet is stored
in the Portal Resources/RSS Reader folder, but is available only if
the portal administrator installed the Remote Portlet Service and
imported the RSS Reader migration package. |
| User Status (portlet) |
This portlet lets users post their current status. This portlet is stored in the Activity Service folder, but is available
only if the portal administrator installed the Remote Portlet Service
and imported the Activity Service migration package. |
| User Activities (portlet) |
This portlet displays
a user’s status history and any other recent activities that are submitted
by other applications. This portlet is stored in the Activity Service folder, but is available
only if the portal administrator installed the Remote Portlet Service
and imported the Activity Service migration package. To view another user's
activities, open the user's profile and look at the User Activities
portlet displayed in the profile. To subscribe to e-mail notification
or an RSS feed of the user's activity, click the appropriate button
at the bottom of the user's User Activities portlet.
|
| Community Links Portlet Template (portlet template) |
This template is used
by the portal to create portlets that display the links saved in a
Community Knowledge Directory folder. This portlet template is stored
in the Portal Resources folder. |
| Content Snapshots (portlet template) |
This template is used
by the portal to create portlets that display the results of a Snapshot
Query. This portlet template is stored in the Portal Resources folder. |
