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Studio 5João FerreiraEMEA Product Specialist (exteNd)Studio Product manager, Novell, [email protected]
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Opening the door to Web Services
Novell exteNd™
Securely getting the right information to the right people
Novell Nsure™
The best foundation for your mixed environment
Novell Nterprise™
The experience to solve your business problems
Novell Ngage
Novell exteNd solutions provide
you with a range of advanced
Web application development
tools to liberate information and
create more effective business
solutions for your customers,
partners, and employees.
Novell one Net vision
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Objectives
History:
• When it started
• Why it started
Overview:
• The team
• Concepts
• Tools
Future:
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What is the Studio?
Studio is a thin layer on top of Extend Director that provides:
• Reusable functionality
• Enhanced tools
• Out of the box end user experience
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History
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History…. When it started?
This adventure started early 2001 with a first project for Fabricom (Tractebel/Suez Group) using e-portal 2.3.
Client needed a webmaster oriented tool with :
• Creation of pages by webmaster
• Customization of the pages with components and documents
• Use e-portal architecture
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History…. 2001
MacCann-Erickson (Advertisement company) together with a partner ordered us a Discussion Forum component (mid 2001)
• Component was created using e-portal content management system
• Using standards (xml-xsl)
• Re-usability was the key success of the component
This component was re-used by many other projects (Eurocontrol – SwissLife – Boehringer Ingelheim)
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History…. 2002
2002 was the key to the evolution of studio
Release of Director 3 brought more difficulty for sales in signing projects
Belux Management asked the TAM and FAE community to work together
• create a resusability environment that would shorten the project development time
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History…. Beginning 2002
Boehringer Ingelheim (German chemical company)
•Implementation of an intranet
• Discussion Forum, employee list, news articles
Belux Intranet (Internal project)
• Re-usablity of previous components
• Vacation Request
• Who is Who including organization chart
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History…. End 2002
Van Gansewinkel (Waste & Recycling company)
• Workflow
SwissLife (Insurance company)
• Studio brand was created here
• First complete studio implementation
• Short implementation only 40 man/days
• All the studio tools came to life
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History…. 2003
RKW-ONAFTS (Belgium child allowance e-government)
• Intranet and Internet sites
• Under way
NMBS-SNCB (Belgium railways)
• Ambitious cheminots portal
• Under way
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History…. Why it started?
Director is a very good framework, with out of the box developer experience.
It’s weakness is, missing the out of the box end user experience.
Director is dificult to sell as it is, client business managers needs and pains are not met.
Studio functionality is purely based on client business users feedback and not on technical requirements.
Reduce intranet implementation time (Down to 15 man/days)
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Overview
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Overview – Concepts
Studio is not a product. It’s a solution!!!
Became an open source Director implementation project available under forge.novell.com.
Support, maintenance and client implementation is done by NGAGE.
As an open source Studio is delivered as is, together with Director purchase at no extra cost.
Source code is included, consulting is needed for customization.
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Overview – Client requirements
Allow a customer to use the Director product "out-of-the-box“ Provide tools for multi-lingual content management.
End-user must be able create a new page and add content.
The graphical design from an external web design agency can be integrated without any code change.
Use a simple workflow approval procedure, with as few actions as possible to approve.
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Overview – Concepts (content)
Manages content
• Author / Translator / Publisher role oriented
• Workflow enabled
• Multilingual enhanced
• Easy import of pre-existing content
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Overview – Concepts (Web)
Manages Dynamic HTML Pages
• Webmaster / Site admin role oriented
• Component customization on page
• Content integration (insert dynamic content)
• Navigation synchronization
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Overview – Concepts (Navigation)
Manages Dynamic site navigation
• Webmaster / Site admin role oriented
• Multilingual enabled
• Contextual navigation possible
• N level hierarchy
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Overview – Concepts (Staging/Production)
Separation of development and production
• Pages are created in staging area
• Webmaster can publish pages in production area
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Overview – Concepts (Security)
Security included in tools and final site
• Group/Role/user oriented
• Can be set in folders or files (hierarchical inheritance)
• Security can be removed for production area on internet sites
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Overview – Tools
• Author / Publisher Studio
• Webmaster Studio
• Menu Studio
• Stage / Production
• Re-usable components
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Overview – Author / Publisher Studio
Does not replace the PMC, instead enhance it.
Uses the Content management Subsystem of Director.
• Create folders (mono or multilingual)
• Create and edit content (supports multilingual content, ease of use for translators)
• Import content
• Publish content (workflow included)
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Overview – Webmaster Studio
• Create & edit dynamic PID pages
• Based on html templates
• List available application components, customizable
• Content integration (document of list of documents can be inserted in a page)
• Linked to navigation
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Overview – Menu Studio
• Create, edit & update menu entries
• N Level support
• Multilingual enabled
• Writes the menu into an xml file
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Overview – Stage / Production
• Separation of site creation and final production state
• Will enable multi site creation
• Possibility to secure stage access only for webmasters, and production access to end users
• Batch html generation
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Overview – Re-usable components
• Navigation, top and left menus (ml)• Language selector (multi styles)• Content management components (ml)• News (including history), document center
(ml)• Discussion forum• Vacation request (Workflow enabled)• Who is Who (including organization chart) (ml)• Quick access• E-mail integration
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References & resources
•Forgehttp://forge.novell.com (search for studio)
Technical ContactsJoão Ferreira - emea product specialist([email protected])
Sales ContactsEddie Budgen - emea director eBusiness Strategy
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Demo
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