Getting started with DX Compose

Digital Experience (DX) Compose is a cloud-native platform for delivering content-centric and transactional digital experiences. DX Compose includes a core container called WebEngine. The WebEngine container is built on the Open Liberty platform to deliver fast-performing DX sites capable of using the latest Java Development Kit (JDK) and Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) levels.

DX Compose is released under the HCLSoftware Continuous Delivery Support Policy, and will be releasing incremental and cumulative updates to progressively provide new features and fixes.

• Product overview
  Review the core features and capabilities of DX Compose.
• HCL DX offerings
  See the latest offerings for HCL DX.
• Architecture and dependencies
  Learn more about the transition of architecture from the Core container to the WebEngine container.
• Program requirements
  Review the support categories, validation criteria, and assistance policies for third-party software and HCL programs integrated with HCL DX Compose.
• System requirements
  See the system requirements to use the WebEngine container in your DX deployment.
• Download software
  Download HCL DX Compose from the My HCLSoftware (MHS).
• Differences between DX Compose and DX Core
  Know the differences of WebEngine from the DX Core container.
• DX Compose limitations
  Review the current system limitations and unsupported capabilities in DX Compose.

HCLSoftware U learning materials

For an introduction to HCL DX Compose, go to HDX-INTRO HCL Digital Experience Introduction.