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What about Wiki.MyJenzabar.net?
JICSWiki.com will migrate to Wiki.MyJenzabar.net
- The administrators of JICSWiki.com will be working to transition the content of this site into that one in the coming weeks.
- During a transition period to be announced later, JICSWiki.com will be placed into read-only mode while all content is confirmed on the new site.
- After the transition, requests to this site will be redirected to the new site with some intelligent handling.
- We encourage users to keep using JICSWiki.com for all JICS related purposes until the transition takes place.
Where Do I Go From Here?
| Focus | Portlet Development | Portal Administration | Portlet Center |
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| General | Development Overview | Administration Overview | Portlet Center |
| Ver 7.x | v7 Developers | v7 Administrators | v7 Custom Portlets |
| Ver 6.x | v6 Developers | v6 Administrators | v6 Custom Portlets |
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Introduction to Jenzabar Internet Campus Solution
What JICS Is
- a web portal application designed around the needs of higher education
- delivered with a variety of general purpose tools (portlets)
- able to offer separately licensed collections of specialized tools (portlets) called Constituent Relationship Modules (CRMs)
- the platform for the fully-integrated or stand-alone e-Racer Learning Management System
- all of which tie into the Jenzabar ERP system product data
- able to authenticate users from any LDAP or ActiveDirectory source
- can serve as either SAML Single Sign On (SSO) Identity Provider (IdP) for other systems
- can serve as a Service Provider (SP) within a Jasig CAS or Shibboleth SSO system
- able to serve as the gateway to sign on to other web applications
- developed using Microsoft ASP.NET (version 6.x uses .NET 1.1, version 7.x uses .NET 3.5)
- a framework for which custom portlets can be constructed to do anything .NET can do
- able to use many free custom portlets offered here on this site
What JICS Is Not
- a general-purpose web content management system like those intended for primary public web sites
- a workflow or business process automation system with robust end-user tools for building arbitrary custom web applications
JICS Product Direction
Feature Wishlist for version 7 and beyond
About the JICS Wiki
This site's content is collected or contributed by users of the Jenzabar Internet Campus Solution (JICS) as a means of providing mutual assistance in its implementation and development. Although it was begun for the purpose of encouraging the development of JICS 6.x portlets, it has quickly grown to address many implementation and administration issues. Training and documentation are the most recent additions to its scope.
Because it uses "wiki" technology, anyone can register and contribute to this site through editing or authoring its content.
