Support for WebSphere Application Server 9 You can now deploy Document Builder on WebSphere Application Server 9. Image of searching for templates by using tags: Image of the list of templates grouped by tags: Now you can filter the templates by their tags. In previous releases, you could only use keywords that matched the template name or description. Search for templates by tag in Document Builder When you search for templates on the Design report page, you can now filter the templates by tags. Image of Document Builder on the Home menu: For details, see Configuring Jazz Team Server container authentication for Document Builder. Prerequisite: Document Builder must be registered with Jazz Team Server for it to appear on the Home menu. Image of an HTML split document:ĭocument Builder is now on the Home menu The Rational Publishing Engine Document Builder is now available on the Home menu for Collaborative Lifecycle Management. When HTML split is used, the breadcrumbs also support multiple levels. The additional levels are supported for both HTML split and non-split documents. To enable more levels, set the value using the .html_toc_level parameter in the. Rational Publishing Engine now supports unlimited table of contents levels for HTML documents. Unlimited table of contents levels in HTML output In previous releases, the table of contents was limited to nine levels for Word, PDF, and HTML documents.
Other places where you can authenticate with Kerberos include: Image of Kerberos authentication in the Publish wizard: Image of Kerberos authentication in the Configure Data Source window: To set Kerberos authentication in Rational Publishing Engine Document Studio or Launcher, select Kerberos-SPENGO for the authentication type, and then browse to the Kerberos configuration file, for example, krb5.ini or nf. The Kerberos authentication protocol relies on symmetric authentication by using shared keys and secrets. Support for Kerberos/SPNEGO SSO When designing templates and generating documents, you can now authenticate with CLM applications that are using the Kerberos/SPNEGO SSO (single sign-on) protocol.
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