Cisco Prime Service Catalog 11.1 Designer Guide
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- Updated:
- May 25, 2016
Book Table of Contents
- Key Terms
- Introduction
- Preparing to Design Services
- Configuring Categories and Service Items for Services
- Configuring Forms for a Service
- Configuring Services and Service Bundles
- Designing Plan for Delivering Services
- Configuring Rates and Accounts For Billing
- Additional Configurations For Designing Services
- Managing the Services and Attributes
- Designing Application Stack Using Stack Designer
- Designing Portlets and Portals Using Portal Designer
- Localizing Service Catalog
- Use Case of Designing a Service to Select Laptop
- Namespaces
- Form Rule and ISF JavaScripts UseCase Analysis
- Key Terms
- Index
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