This article was originally written by Yannick Ongena, reviewed and updated by Lyudmil Pelov. Introduction With WebCenter Spaces, it is highly recommended to...
This article was originally written by Yannick Ongena, reviewed and updated by Lyudmil Pelov. Introduction With WebCenter Spaces, it is highly recommended to configure the Java Object Cache (JOC). The JOC is used to increase performance and more information can be obtained by reviewing the following section of the Enterprise Deployment Guide. In a clustered environment, the JOC is responsible for caching and synchronizing java objects between the managed servers in a cluster....
This article was originally written by Yannick Ongena, reviewed and updated by Lyudmil Pelov. Introduction With WebCenter Spaces, it is highly recommended to configure the Java Object Cache (JOC)....
Introduction Oracle WebCenter Portal (WCP) provides the activity stream for a portal via a Representational State Transfer (REST) interface. This article...
Introduction Oracle WebCenter Portal (WCP) provides the activity stream for a portal via a Representational State Transfer (REST) interface. This article describes accessing this activity stream from a mobile device, making use of the Oracle Service Bus (SB), and the Oracle Mobile Application Framework (MAF). The WCP activities are persisted on the mobile device using the A-Team Mobile Persistence Extension for Oracle MAF, and status updates can be posted to WCP with the...
Introduction Oracle WebCenter Portal (WCP) provides the activity stream for a portal via a Representational State Transfer (REST) interface. This article describes accessing this activity stream from...
Introduction With the release of the Mobile Application Framework it makes sense to look into building a hybrid application that integrates assets from...
Introduction With the release of the Mobile Application Framework it makes sense to look into building a hybrid application that integrates assets from WebCenter into a native application. This will reduce the development cost (build once, reuse multiple times) and simplifies management. WebCenter Portal provides functionality to target specific pages to specific mobile devices. By doing so, we can build pages that are designed to be consumed in a native application. By doing...
Introduction With the release of the Mobile Application Framework it makes sense to look into building a hybrid application that integrates assets from WebCenter into a native application. This will...
Introduction Oracle WebCenter Portal (WCP) provides a list of activities that have recently occurred in a portal, called an activity stream, via a...
Introduction Oracle WebCenter Portal (WCP) provides a list of activities that have recently occurred in a portal, called an activity stream, via a Representational State Transfer (REST) interface. This article summarizes accessing this activity stream from a mobile device, making use of the Oracle Service Bus (OSB), and the Oracle Mobile Application Framework (MAF). The WCP activities are persisted on the mobile device using the A-Team Mobile Persistence Extension for Oracle...
Introduction Oracle WebCenter Portal (WCP) provides a list of activities that have recently occurred in a portal, called an activity stream, via a Representational State Transfer (REST) interface....
Introduction This articles promotes the paper published by A-Team which steps you through the development lifecycle of a sample task flow in WebCenter Portal...
Introduction This articles promotes the paper published by A-Team which steps you through the development lifecycle of a sample task flow in WebCenter Portal Builder. The document shows how to develop and test a task flow in JDeveloper, then describes how to deploy, redeploy, and use the task flow in WebCenter Portal, as well as consuming Web Services from the task flow and register the end point web service connection from Enterprise manager. The paper supplements the...
Introduction This articles promotes the paper published by A-Team which steps you through the development lifecycle of a sample task flow in WebCenter Portal Builder. The document shows how to...
Introduction After configuring Coherence Cache for WebCenter Portal Content Presenter customer was not able to see the Coherence MBeans in the Enterprise...
Introduction After configuring Coherence Cache for WebCenter Portal Content Presenter customer was not able to see the Coherence MBeans in the Enterprise Manager. Futher investigation revealed that the issue was due to configuration in WebLogic Server. Main Article After configuring Coherence Cache for WebCenter Portal Content Presenter customer was not able to see the Coherence MBeans in the Enterprise Manager to verify the installation. Further investigation shown that this...
Introduction After configuring Coherence Cache for WebCenter Portal Content Presenter customer was not able to see the Coherence MBeans in the Enterprise Manager. Futher investigation revealed that...
Introduction By default, a session ID parameter appears in URL when a WebCenter Portal (WCP) application is first accessed. If cookies are enabled in the...
Introduction By default, a session ID parameter appears in URL when a WebCenter Portal (WCP) application is first accessed. If cookies are enabled in the browser, this parameter no longer appears in the URL. Some users and customers have expressed concern over this behavior, since the session ID is readily available in the URL. This article explains why the parameter is there and presents options for how to handle the behavior. Main Article This article assumes a basic...
Introduction By default, a session ID parameter appears in URL when a WebCenter Portal (WCP) application is first accessed. If cookies are enabled in the browser, this parameter no longer appears in...
Introduction When building a public facing website, it is important that search engines like Google and Bing can understand the content on your page. This will...
Introduction When building a public facing website, it is important that search engines like Google and Bing can understand the content on your page. This will allow those engines to properly index your site which will result in better rankings and traffic. WebCenter Portal provides several techniques to deliver content in dynamic way which can be changed by business owners and contributors. One of the key components is the Content Presenter which displays content from a...
Introduction When building a public facing website, it is important that search engines like Google and Bing can understand the content on your page. This will allow those engines to properly index...
Introduction In WebCenter Portal (WCP), once a page is created with a particular style, any subsequent changes to that style are not applied to those existing...
Introduction In WebCenter Portal (WCP), once a page is created with a particular style, any subsequent changes to that style are not applied to those existing pages. Internally, the page style definition is copied when the page is created, so there is no link back to those pages when the page style is updated. The impact of this design approach is that changes to a page style can be expensive, since all existing pages have to be manually edited to conform to the updated...
Introduction In WebCenter Portal (WCP), once a page is created with a particular style, any subsequent changes to that style are not applied to those existing pages. Internally, the page...
