Oracle WebCenter Suite 10g Demonstrations and Samples
   

Demonstrations and Setup
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Veeva Vacation Setup
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Veeva Vacation Setup Materials December 2007
This zip file contains the files you need to build the environment that we used for the Veeva Vacation demos, which are listed below. (1.58 MB)
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Oracle WebCenter Hands-On Practices January 2008
This file contains step-by-step instructions for building a WebCenter application that is based on the Veeva Vacation demos. (4.82 MB)

Veeva Vacation Demos

To derive maximum benefit from these demonstrations, we suggest that you view them in the order in which they are listed below.
Focus Area Bullet. Consuming Portlets in a JSF Application January 2007
This demonstration shows how to create a jspx page, and add an ADF table and OmniPortlet to the page. The OmniPortlet uses a custom HTML layout to display data that is defined in a csv file. (13:42 minutes)
Focus Area Bullet. Adding Customization to a JSF Application January 2007
This demonstration shows how to add a border and header ("chrome") around an ADF component by using a showDetailFrame. It also adds customization to a group of components by using a panelCustomizable component. (9:03 minutes)
Focus Area Bullet. Integrating Content from a JCR 1.0 Repository January 2007
This demonstration shows how to build an ADF Faces tree structure to display a list of directories and files. Each file contains an image, which is displayed when the user clicks the file name. (17:44 minutes)
Focus Area Bullet. Contextually Linking WebCenter Components January 2007
This demonstration shows how to link the data displayed in the OmniPortlet to the selected row in the ADF table. (9:28 minutes)
Focus Area Bullet. Building and Deploying Standards-Based Portlets February 2007
This demonstration shows the steps for producing and consuming portlets using JDeveloper and WebCenter. It also shows how to use WSRP 2.0 interportlet communication to wire a custom portlet to the out-of-box Parameter Form Portlet. (20:53 minutes)

Other Demos
Focus Area Bullet. Displaying Presence Information in a WebCenter Application January 2008
This viewlet shows how to combine a buddy list from a database table with presence information coming from the OCMS presence server. (11:17 minutes)
Focus Area Bullet. Integrating Oracle Discussions into a WebCenter Application December 2007
This viewlet shows two ways to integrate a discussion forum into your WebCenter application. (8:38 minutes)
Focus Area Bullet. Integrating a Wiki by Using a WebService Data Control November 2007
This viewlet shows how to use an Oracle WebCenter Wiki data control to integrate your wiki into a WebCenter application. (12:28 minutes)
Focus Area Bullet. Consuming a PeopleSoft Portlet November 2007
This demonstration shows how to consume a PeopleSoft self-service page as a WSRP portlet in a WebCenter application. (8:43 minutes)
Focus Area Bullet. Portletizing an ADF Faces Application February 2007
This viewlet demonstrates the steps for exposing an existing ADF Faces application as a portlet. It shows the portlet running in both a WebCenter application and in an Oracle Portal page. (9:05 minutes)
   

Oracle WebCenter Samples
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Build a WebCenter Application
Focus Area Bullet. Oracle WebCenter Framework Building a WebCenter Application Step by Step Guide June 2007
The steps in this manual show you how to add portlets, integrate existing content, and add customization to the SRDemo application, as well as create interactivity.
Focus Area Bullet. Sample Files for the SR demo June 2007
After you install and set up the sample files, you can view the completed, working version of the SRDemo so you can see what you are going to build.
Visit the WebCenter Oracle By Example page for more step-by-step tutorials.
   

ADF Faces Skins
An ADF Faces skin lets you change the appearance or look and feel of an application without having to rewrite the code that implements the application's user interface. A skin is a style sheet based on the CSS 3.0 syntax. Two sample skins, provided below, are partial skins that define styles for Oracle WebCenter components and a subset of ADF Faces components.
Focus Area Bullet. MyCompany Skin  Download January 2007
Focus Area Bullet. Limerine Skin  Download January 2007

Oracle WebCenter Services - Wikis, Blogs, and Discussions Portlet Samples
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The following portlets are samples released for test, evaluation, and education purposes. They are not supported through formal Oracle Support mechanisms. We are, however, very interested in receiving your feedback on these portlets. Please post any suggestions, questions, or issues to the Oracle WebCenter Suite - Services discussion forum and we will respond as quickly as possible.

The following portlets are provided for multiple platforms:
Bullet Wikis Portlet: Easily connect to the WebCenter Wiki and Blog Server (10.1.3.4.0). Once connected, you can navigate, view, create, and edit wiki pages.
Bullet Blogs Portlet: Easily connect to the WebCenter Wiki and Blog Server (10.1.3.4.0). Once connected, you can navigate the blog entries. As the blog owner, you can also create new entries and edit existing ones.
Bullet Discussions Portlet: Easily connect to WebCenter Discussions (10.1.3.4.0). Once connected, you can navigate and create forums, threads, and messages, as well as edit and reply to posted messages.
 
Platforms:
Oracle Application Server Portal 11g Release 1
Bullet Wikis, Blogs and Discussions Sample Portlets for Oracle Application Server Portal | Source Code (7.4 MB) | EAR File (7.4 MB) August 2009
Oracle Application Server Portal 10g Release 2
Bullet Wikis, Blogs and Discussions Sample Portlets for Oracle Application Server Portal | Source Code (8.5 MB) | EAR File (9.2 MB) August 2009
Oracle WebLogic Portal 10.3
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Oracle WebCenter Interaction 10g Release 3
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Oracle WebCenter Interaction Sample
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Universal Content Management Crawler Sample (6.5 MB) August 2009
This sample content service has been designed to crawl and index content from a Universal Content Management (UCM) repository. The content service can be configured to crawl and index the content along with any of its metadata. When the content is crawled, the security of the content can be mirrored at the same time as long as both WCI and UCM are using the same authentication source. Lastly, if the folder module has been installed as part of the UCM installation, then folder mirroring can be configured as well.