Information Portlet
Easier to use Lotus Web Content Management
Find content faster using customized favorite items and locations lists
View items from all libraries simultaneously
Use the recent items view to return to content that you recently worked with
Create folders to organize authoring, presentation, and component items
Improved content review options
Create multiple drafts of a single item
Create a draft without creating a workflow
Define a delayed start for a workflow action based on a date and time
Manage content using projects
You can create and edit content, assign workflow, preview pages, and syndicate changes to multiple items within a project. When all items in a project are ready to be published, you can publish them together in a single operation. Console configuration simplifies cluster management too.
Easier Lotus Web Content Management configuration
The process of configuring your Web content environments is improved through the use of the IBM WebSphere Application Server resource environment provider. You can edit Lotus Web Content Management system properties using the WebSphere Application Server administration console instead of using properties files.
New Client side aggregation support
Combine iwidgets and portlets on the same page
Wire iwidgets and portlets together
Interact with portlets and iwidgets and change pages without reloading the whole page
Common theme and page architecture for WebSphere Portal and IBM Mashup Center
New Page Builder theme
Supports static HTML themes, skins and layout templates
Write a single theme which supports iwidgets as well as portlets, client side and server side rendering
Edit and manage themes, skins and layout templates via webDAV
New easy to use wiring interface
Tag and rate content
You can create public or private tags to improve retrievability of content and portal resources. Tags enable you to assign keywords to content that reflect your thoughts about the content, using language that is familiar to you. Only you see your private tags, so you can use personal keywords. You can also rate content from 1 to 5, with 5 being the best, to share your perception of the content.