Content Management and Integration |
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| Unstructured ("document-based") information is a critical component of an organization's overall intellectual capital. Integrating this content into the daily tasks of knowledge workers is a primary goal for Oracle WebCenter Suite.
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Oracle Universal Content Management |
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Oracle Content Management Integration FAQ (pdf) July 2007 |
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Integrating Content from a JCR 1.0 Repository (demo) January 2007 |
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Creating Your First WebCenter Application with JCR (technote) February 2008 |
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Displaying Content on WebCenter Pages (technote) January 2008 |
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Configuring Data Controls and Integrating Content (doc) January 2007 |
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Use WebCenter to Integrate Your Enterprise Content into Oracle Portal (pdf) April 2007 |
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Get More from Microsoft SharePoint with Oracle Fusion Middleware (pdf) January 2008 |
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| Searching for the information, content, or people necessary to accomplish daily tasks often translates into endless hours of wasted time. To eliminate this waste, applications must place obviously related material directly in context of the transaction flow. However, there will always be ad hoc needs that cannot be anticipated. To make sure these needs are met, WebCenter includes Oracle Secure Enterprise Search (SES), a crawler-based service that can search a multitude of sources, structured and unstructured data in a variety of file formats, indexed or real-time.
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Secure Enterprise Search |
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Integrating Secure Enterprise Search (pdf) January 2007 |
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Integrating Secure Enterprise Search with WebCenter-enabled Applications (doc) January 2008 |
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| Communication |
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| Web 2.0 is transforming the Web into a people-driven interaction environment. Working with others is a primary focus of many of today’s knowledge workers. Being able to find and contact the right person in context of the current task is essential to eliminating one of the more common inefficiencies in today’s work world. To support this goal, Oracle WebCenter includes the following tools to better connect people and facilitate communication: |
Presence Server
Presence (the ability to see who is online) is an essential enabler of the real-time enterprise. Oracle Presence Server furnishes organizations with a standards-based framework for creating services and applications that capitalize on knowing who is available and when. |
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Displaying Presence Information in a WebCenter Application (demo) January 2008 |
Instant Messaging
Oracle Communicator, a component of Oracle Presence Server, is a SIP client that provides end users with a convenient and intuitive interface for accessing Oracle Presence Server-based multimedia services. From a single interface, end users can easily initiate and receive phone calls, video calls, instant messages, and files, and can receive notifications from configured voicemail systems. |
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Oracle Presence Server |
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Oracle Communications Presence Data Sheet (pdf) August 2007 |
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Oracle Communications Converged Application Server |
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| Discussions |
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Threaded discussions are ideal for capturing institutional knowledge. Oracle's threaded discussion service provides a fully functional, open architecture, standards-based feature set for supporting traditional post/response style of collaborative communication. Customers get the flexibility of plug-and-play using a deep set of off-the-shelf features, or they can customize the service to meet specific needs. |
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Integrating Oracle WebCenter Discussions (doc) January 2008 |
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Integrating Oracle Discussions into a WebCenter Application (demo) December 2007 |
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Displaying Discussion Threads on WebCenter Pages (technote) January 2008 |
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| Wiki |
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| As people become more comfortable with an interactive Web, they expect to be able to publish and share content directly on the network. Wiki has become a de facto standard in this area and will quickly become a critical component of the modern work environment. Oracle's wiki service is a simple content management system designed for use in collaborative communication. The service is easily configured for a wide variety of applications, ranging from simple to advanced use cases.
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Installing and Integrating Oracle WebCenter Wiki (doc) January 2008 |
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Integrating a Wiki by Using a Web Service Data Control (demo) November 2007 |
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