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Identity Manager Web Portal Development

• Description

  During this course, you’ll learn how to use the Web Designer tool in Identity Manager. This five-day course has hands-on activity to help you understand how to configure, customize, and perform web development for the Identity Manager Standard Web Portal. Topics include model view controller, label editing, and custom web project creation.

• Audience

  This class is designed for Architects and Consultants with the need to plan and develop customer specific Standard Web Portal extensions or custom Web Portals. This course is particularly suitable for Implementation Web Developers.

• Prerequisites

  • Knowledge and experience with identity management concepts and systems
  • At least one of the following courses must be completed:
    • Introduction to Identity Manager Basics
    • Identity Manager Implementation Certification
  • Familiarity with .NET architecture and programming is recommended

• Objectives

  • Overview, Architecture, and Deployment of the Web Portal and the Web Application
  • Configuration of the Standard Web Portal
  • Web Portal Development

• Topics

  Welcome to Web Designer - Overview

  • Model View Controller in Web Designer
  • Web Designer interfaces

  Web Designer Basics

  • Label editing
  • Custom Web Project creation and module selection
  • Copying, configuring and creating of new modules

  Web Portal layout redefinition

  • Web portal standard layout concept
  • Customization of layout style information

  Web Designer tools and methods

  • Collections in Web Designer
  • Talking “Web-SQL”
  • References in Web Designer
  • Using request properties

  Further technical programming capabilities

  • Virtual functions in Web Designer
  • Virtual collections / Additional properties on collections
  • Update events and (conditional) actions
  • Looping / iterations in Web Designer
  • In-depth look into some standard components

  Publishing a web application

  • Install, upgrade and launch new web application on a web server

• Format

  • This course includes lectures, demonstrations, and lab exercises
  • Available in two formats:
    • Private, instructor-led class delivered on-site at the customer’s site
    • Public, instructor-led class (when available) on pre-scheduled dates delivered at a Quest facility.
  • A minimum number of 6 students are required for this courses and up to 8 students are allowed.
  • For classes in North America, the typical classroom day runs from 9AM to 5PM on the first four days and from 9AM to 2PM on the last day.
  • If the minimum number of students for a public training course has not been reached two weeks before the start of the training date, Quest reserves the right to cancel the course.