The OpenText TeamSite - Component Development training course is intended for TeamSite developers and project managers. This course covers the skills and knowledge needed to construct and test new custom components for a LiveSite site or hybrid app, build components needed to construct dynamic, data-driven web pages for a LiveSite server.
By attending OpenText TeamSite - Component Development workshop, delegates will learn to:
- Manage site, node, and page properties.
- Describe how a HP SitePublisher page is delivered to site visitors.
- Identify the primary workareas for the component developers. Identify mobile and regular (non-mobile) sites, pages, and templates.
- Identify candidates for components.
- List three factors to consider before building a component.
- List three reasons for building a template.
- Identify candidates for HP SitePublisher page templates.
- Name four key elements that make up a component.
- Create a component.
- Use the Preview window to set the component default values.
- Test a component.
- Enable in-context editing for a datum.
- Enable in-context editing for a content item's contents.
- Access controllers.
- Include and call JavaScript functions.
- Reference the root of the workarea.
- Reference the component invoking the external object
- Describe the functional purpose of a datum.
- List the datum types.
- Define a datum that appears in the Appearance tab.
- Define a datum that appears in the Content tab.
- Name three datum attributes used to constrain user input.
- Create a variety of types of datum.
- Create a group of datum.
- Build an internal component to display author input.
- Add alternative skins to a component.
- Build a component using the TeamSite form entry files as a data source.
- Define an external object.
- List two types of external implementations.
- Create a component that accesses and displays data from a Java data source.
- Pass an author-specified parameter to an external data source.
- Pass a hard coded parameter to an external data source.
- Set up a database pool for TeamSite.
- Access data from a database to provide data for a component.
- Construct device-aware tags identifying targeted device types and capabilities.
- Write component code with HTML code blocks used for only some devices.
- Write component code with HTML element attributes overridden for only some device
- This OpenText TeamSite - Component Development class is ideal for Developers
- Familiar with web concepts such as HTML, pages, links, and basic XML concepts.
- Experience with XML, XSD, XSL, HTML coding, Cascading Style Sheets, JavaScript, and general TeamSite and FormsPublisher.