In our wide experience implementing Oracle WebCenter, we have seen that the following are the most common factors that determine the success of a WebCenter system integration or customization project: 1. Commitment & Clarity from Management – Right budget and clearly crafted Requirement Specification2. The Technical Expertise of the WebCenter Architect3. The Attitude of the […]
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We had a blast at this years Collaborate 17 from April 2nd to April 6th at Las Vegas, Nevada. We met with several participants who were using Oracle Applications and were curious to learn about Oracle WebCenter. Onwardpath’s reference architecture helped participants understand the topology of a WebCenter implementation. Several users were from the EBS,
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Stop-by at our booth 1422 at the Collaborate17 Las Vegas event to grab your copy of WebCenter Reference Architecture POSTER. If you are starting a new WebCenter project involving any of the three WebCenter products – Sites, Content or Portal, the poster will give you an easy to understand architecture topology to layout your software
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Dive into a positive, collaborative atmosphere where you can candidly discuss your Oracle Applications implementations, upgrades and cloud deployments. For one exciting week, the Oracle user community comes together face to face to share and learn from actual experiences through sessions, panels and networking events. Register today. COLLABORATE 17: Technology and Applications Forum for the
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When you are tasked to implement an Enterprise Content Management solution using Oracle WebCenter Content (WCC), one of the first item to address is to plan your content security. It is important to implement this before you start checking-in or importing documents in to WCC to avoid any future rework. This post describes the best
Profiles and Folders are two different features of Oracle WebCenter Content. Both features are useful for grouping and classifying documents. Your Content Management system can use both Profiles and Folders to provide an effective classification of documents. Profiles – apart from providing usability benefits to your users, also provides effective administrative and customization capabilities to
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Developers building applications to be deployed in WebCenter Spaces / Portal, WebCenter Sites will need access to the database server. There are two options to achieve this. Option A: Create a user/password in the database and pass it to the developer team. This option has the following dis-advantages. To overcome this an alternate method generally
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If you are working with a customer who has a global presence and needs to present information in more than one language in their public facing portal or website, you can rely on Internationalization capabilities of Oracle WebCenter. Oracle WebCenter Portal supports internationalization for portal assets. However, if you integrate content from WebCenter Content, you
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User Security Check in RIDC call for Specific Content IdcClientManager m_clientManager = new IdcClientManager (); IdcClient m_client = m_clientManager.createClient(“<Your Hostname : Port>/cs/idcplg”); //RIDC superuser context IdcContext m_superuser = new IdcContext(“sysadmin”, “idc”); //Examples of the three concrete cache classes IUserSecurityCache m_SGCache = new UserSecurityGroupsCache (m_client, 20, 1000); IUserSecurityCache m_SGAcctCache = new UserSGAccountsCache (m_client, 20, 1000, 20000);
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Below is small snippet to add a New Link under Search Result Action Menu by idocs script in resource file, <@dynamichtml extra_setup_search_results_action_popups@> <$exec rsAppendNewRow(“PopupProps”) gt; <$exec setValue(“PopupProps”, “label”, “<Add your label here>”) gt; <$exec setValue(“PopupProps”, “ifClause”, “<Add your Conditions here>”) gt; <$exec setValue(“PopupProps”, “function”, “<Add URL for which we need to link>”)
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