This is the first book ever to give practical samples of Content Server customizations. It
gives a clear overview of Stellent’s architecture and how all its pieces fit together. This book
covers the basics of writing custom applications: creating custom web forms, modifying the
web interface, and running custom Java code inside the Content Server.
This book is designed to be part how-to manual and part reference manual. The first half
of the book is designed to give you the information you need to customize the Content Server
as quickly as possible. Later chapters in the book cover advanced topics, such as integrating
the Content Server with remote applications using Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP),
advanced Java customizing, and customizing the security model. The second half of the book
contains appendixes on the inner workings of the Content Server, including its Java API, and
the available Content Management services.
Author(s): Brian Huff
Edition: 1
Publisher: Apress
Year: 2006
Language: English
Pages: 494
The Definitive Guide to Stellent Content Server Development......Page 1
Contents......Page 4
CHAPTER 1 Introduction......Page 16
CHAPTER 2 Architecture......Page 30
CHAPTER 3 Using HCSTs......Page 60
CHAPTER 4 Using JSPs and Servlets in Stellent......Page 80
CHAPTER 5 Using HCSPs and HCSFs......Page 100
CHAPTER 6 Leveraging IDOC Resources......Page 130
CHAPTER 7 Introduction to Custom Components......Page 148
CHAPTER 8 Customizing Layouts and Skins......Page 158
CHAPTER 9 Customizing Forms and Core Templates......Page 172
CHAPTER 10 Advanced Component Architecture......Page 202
CHAPTER 11 Custom Java Components......Page 224
CHAPTER 12 Advanced Topics......Page 278
APPENDIX A IdocScript Language Basics......Page 298
APPENDIX B Common IdocScript Functions......Page 316
APPENDIX C IdocScript Variables......Page 358
APPENDIX D Dynamic HTML Resource Includes......Page 382
APPENDIX E Stellent Services......Page 388
APPENDIX F Tomcat Integration Reference......Page 416
APPENDIX G Layout Manager API......Page 426
APPENDIX H Java Filter Events......Page 432
APPENDIX I Aliasable Java Classes......Page 454
APPENDIX J HyperData Format......Page 468
INDEX......Page 474
