Oracle Fusion Middleware Tutorial for Oracle Webcenter Developers
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Oracle® Fusion Middleware Tutorial for Oracle WebCenter Portal Developers 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.6.0) E10273-08 November 2011 Oracle Fusion Middleware Tutorial for Oracle WebCenter Portal Developers, 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.6.0) E10273-08 Copyright © 2007, 2011, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Primary Author: Tom Maremaa Contributor: Bill Witman, Peter Moskovits, Kundan Vyas, Robin Fisher, Fadi Hakim, Bob Fraser, Richard Nessel, Ingrid Snedecor, Savita Thakur, Joan Carter, Promila Chitkara This software and related documentation are provided under a license agreement containing restrictions on use and disclosure and are protected by intellectual property laws. Except as expressly permitted in your license agreement or allowed by law, you may not use, copy, reproduce, translate, broadcast, modify, license, transmit, distribute, exhibit, perform, publish, or display any part, in any form, or by any means. 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Contents Preface ................................................................................................................................................................. v Audience....................................................................................................................................................... v Documentation Accessibility..................................................................................................................... vi Related Documents ..................................................................................................................................... vi Conventions ................................................................................................................................................. vi 1 Introduction to WebCenter Portal: Framework and the Tutorial What is WebCenter Portal: Framework? .............................................................................................. 1-1 What Will I Create? .................................................................................................................................. 1-2 The Development Scenario............................................................................................................... 1-3 Tutorial Path ....................................................................................................................................... 1-4 2 Preparing for the Tutorial Introduction............................................................................................................................................... 2-1 Step 1: Obtain the Software.................................................................................................................... 2-1 Step 2: Install the WebCenter Extension Bundle ............................................................................... 2-1 Step 3: Set the User Home Directory Environment Variable........................................................... 2-2 Step 4: Verify the Correctly Installed JDeveloper Release and WebCenter Extension............... 2-2 Step 5: Work with the Integrated WebLogic Server (WLS) .............................................................. 2-4 Step 6: Download the Sample Tutorial Files....................................................................................... 2-5 Step 7: Create a Content Repository Connection ............................................................................... 2-6 3 Creating a WebCenter Portal Application Introduction............................................................................................................................................... 3-1 Step 1: Create a Custom WebCenter Portal Application................................................................... 3-1 Step 2: Use Seeded Page Templates to Build Your Portal Application ....................................... 3-10 4 Creating a New Page Template with a New Portal Skin Introduction............................................................................................................................................... 4-1 Step 1: Create a New Page Template..................................................................................................... 4-1 Step 2: Extract Setup Files and Replace the Existing Template....................................................... 4-4 Step 3: Create Portal Resources and Apply the New Template and Skin ..................................... 4-8 iii 5 Changing the Look and Feel of Your Portal Application Introduction............................................................................................................................................... 5-1 Step 1: Change the Default Settings For Template and Skin........................................................... 5-1 Step 2: Change the Default Page Template at Runtime.................................................................... 5-4 6 Connecting to and Managing Content Repositories Introduction............................................................................................................................................... 6-2 Step 1: Connect to Oracle WebCenter Content Repository.............................................................. 6-2 Step 2: Create a User With Privileges To Edit Repository Content................................................. 6-7 Step 3: Add a Content Item to the Navigation Model.................................................................... 6-14 Step 4: Take Advantage of Iterative Development ........................................................................ 6-17 Step 5: Add a New Content Query .................................................................................................... 6-20 7 Customizing Pages for Permissions and Runtime Editing Introduction............................................................................................................................................... 7-2 Step 1: Customize Pages and Set Permissions.................................................................................... 7-2 Step 2: Edit Documents at Runtime................................................................................................... 7-10 8 Conclusion Summary .................................................................................................................................................... 8-1 Moving On................................................................................................................................................. 8-2 Index iv Preface This Tutorial introduces you to Oracle WebCenter Portal: Framework, a key component of Oracle WebCenter Portal that enables you to build your own WebCenter Portal: Framework Applications.