Get an overview of the process of creating portlets, learn about the concepts of the APIs used to develop portlets, and view the samples to get you started. This section includes developer documentation on extending applications and development assets for HCL Portal and HCL Web Content Manager. Find information about how to install, configure, maintain, and use HCL Web Content Manager and HCL Portal Server, Enable, and Extend solutions. Welcome to the product documentation for HCL Digital Experience. HCL Digital Experience Product Documentation.There is just one capability, View a Dropbox folder, which is allowed for the default authenticated user role. To select a file via Dropbox, editing teachers will click on the Dropbox link in the file picker and log on to access the files in their account. For quick approval of of your app to production status you are advised to completely follow the guidelines in the branding policy. NOTE: Your app name cannot contain the word "Dropbox" as it goes against Dropbox branding policy (found here: ). Follow the link on Dropbox which allows you to make that request. Please note that to make the Dropbox repository available to more than one hundred users on your site, you will need to request that your status be changed to "Production".Copy the app keys to Moodle and save your changes.Complete the rest of the fields on the page.(Make sure your app name does not contain the word "Dropbox". Click on "Create an app", select "core" and give your app a name.Click the "Dropbox Developers" link to go to and sign in.To get one, click on the "Dropbox Developers" link on the Dropbox repository settings page and follow the instructions below. Once enabled the administrator will need to add a Dropbox API Key and Secret. The Dropbox repository may be enabled by a site administrator in Settings > Site administration > Plugins> Repositories > Manage repositories. 1.2 Getting sign up app keys at Dropbox.
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