IBM WebSphere Portal 8.5: User assistance for adminstrators

Configuring the Coach portlets

There are two Coach portlets already installed in WebSphere® Portal: one for use on a dynamic portal page and the other on a portal page. Both Coach portlets offer the same functionality in both page contexts. When a WebSphere Lombardi Edition task and WebSphere Business Process Manager task is selected in the Unified Task List portlet it displays the corresponding coach in the Coach portlet.

The Coach portlets included with the Unified Task List portlet must be configured with the specifics of your WebSphere Lombardi Edition server and WebSphere Business Process Manager server host name and port before they can be used.

Configuring the Coach portlet

Procedure

  1. Log in to WebSphere Portal with administrative access to the Unified Task List portlet.
  2. Go to the Coach portlet which is placed on the page 'Unified Task List' under Collaboration.
  3. Select Configure from the portlet menu.
  4. Edit the Coach Hostname field to include the host name.
  5. Edit the Coach Port of your WebSphere Lombardi Edition server, WebSphere Business Process Manager server.
  6. Select Apply then OK.
  7. Edit the page to create a portlet wire between the Unified Task List portlet and the Coach portlet.
  8. Place the Coach portlet on a page making note of the page's unique ID because it is to be used in the task handling configuration for the Lombardi task provider in the Unified Task List portlet.

Configuring the Dynamic Coach portlet

Procedure

  1. Log in to WebSphere Portal with administrative access to the Unified Task List portlet.
  2. Place the Dynamic Coach portlet on a page.
  3. Select Configure from the portlet menu.
  4. Edit the Coach Hostname field to include the host name.
  5. Edit the Coach Port of your WebSphere Lombardi Edition server and WebSphere Business Process Manager server.
  6. Select Apply and then OK.
  7. Place the Dynamic Coach portlet on a page making note of the page's unique ID because it is to be used in the task handling configuration for the Lombardi and Business Process Manager task provider in the Unified Task List portlet.

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