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23.6 Receiving Notification of Teaming Site
Activity in Your GroupWise Client
You can configure any Teaming folder to send you a notification when information in that folder
changes.
1 Log in to your Teaming account.
2
Browse to and open a Teaming folder that you want to be able to monitor from GroupWise.
3 Click Subscriptions > Email Notification .
4
Select the type of e-mail notification you want to receive for this folder, then click OK .
From now on, you can monitor changes in that Teaming folder from GroupWise. The notification
message you receive provides a link to the folder, so that you can quickly log into the Teaming site
and check the new information.
23.7 Receiving Calendar Postings from the
Teaming Site
Appointments created on a Teaming calendar arrive just like appointments created on a GroupWise
calendar. When you open the Teaming appointment, you can accept it or decline it. If you accept it,
the Teaming appointment is placed on your GroupWise calendar.
23.8 Adding Portlets to Novell Teaming
Portlets are optional user interface components that you can add to your Novell teaming site to
increase its functionality.
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Section 23.8.1, “Adding Liferay Portlets,” on page 259
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Section 23.8.2, “Adding GroupWise Portlets,” on page 262
23.8.1 Adding Liferay Portlets
Novell Teaming includes the Liferay 4.3 portal. (http://www.liferay.com/web/guest/home) and
makes some Liferay portlets available under the Add Content link on the Teaming Home page,
specifically those that are useful in a Teaming environment. If you want, you can enable any of the
Liferay portlets so that they appear under the
Add Content link.
The file that lists all available Liferay portlets is named
liferay-portlet.xml
and is located
in the following directory: