Contents

List of Examples

List of Figures

List of Tables

Title and Copyright Information

Preface

• Audience
• Documentation Accessibility
• Related Documents
• Conventions

Part I Introducing WebCenter Framework Tutorial

1 Understanding Oracle WebCenter Suite

• What is Oracle WebCenter Suite?
  • WebCenter Framework
    • Building and Consuming Portlets
    • Customizable Components
    • Content Integration
    • Securing Your Application
    • Managing Your Application Throughout the Lifecycle
  • WebCenter Services
  • Oracle JDeveloper
• What Will You Learn in this Tutorial?

2 Getting Started

• Downloading Oracle JDeveloper With WebCenter Extensions
• Downloading Sample Tutorial Files
• Copying the Sample system-jazn-data.xml File

Part II Hands-On Examples

3 Building and Testing Your First Portlet

• Introduction
• Step 1: Using the JSR 168 Java Portlet Wizard
• Step 2: Setting Up Your Connection
• Step 3: Deploying Your Portlet
• Step 4: Creating a JSF Page
• Step 5: Registering Your Portlet with Oracle WebCenter Framework
• Step 6: Testing the Portlet
• Step 7: Adding Some Simple Logic to the Portlet

4 Customizing Your Page

• Introduction
• Step 1: Allowing Users To Customize the Page
• Step 2: Running and Customizing the Page
• Step 3: Making Additional Customizations
• Step 4: Testing the New Customizations
• Step 5: Changing the Look and Feel
  • Step 5a: Changing showDetailFrame Background Using the Default ADF Faces Skin
  • Step 5b: Using Custom Skins to Apply Your Own Styles

5 Adding the Rich Text Portlet

• Introduction
• Prerequisites
• Step 1: Registering the Rich Text Producer
• Step 2: Adding the Rich Text Portlet To Your Page
• Step 3: Customizing the Rich Text Portlet at Run Time

6 Making Portlets Communicate

• Introduction
• Prerequisites
• Step 1: Registering Portlet Producers
• Step 2: Placing the Parameter Form Portlet on a Page
• Step 3: Customizing the Parameter Form Portlet
• Step 4: Placing an OmniPortlet on a Page
• Step 5: Building an OmniPortlet That Uses a Web Service
• Step 6: Configuring the Portlets Together
• Step 7: Testing Portlet Interaction

7 Adding Content to Your Page

• Introduction
• Prerequisites
• Step 1: Creating a Data Control
• Step 2: Adding Content to a Page at Design Time
• Step 3: Displaying Folder Content in a Table
• Step 4: Displaying Folder Content in a Tree
• Step 5: Searching Folder Content

8 Providing Security

• Introduction
• Prerequisites
• Step 1: Creating a Login Page
• Step 2: Configuring ADF Security Settings
• Step 3: Creating a Welcome Page
• Step 4: Securing Pages
• Step 5: Mapping Security Roles in orion-web.xml
• Step 6: Demonstrating the Security Features
  • Login as User Singh
  • Login as User Cho
  • Login as User Harvey
  • Login as User King
  • Try to Access a Secured Page Directly
  • Enter Invalid Credentials
• Step 7: Authorizing Access to Your Data Controls

9 Deploying Your WebCenter Application

• Introduction
• Prerequisites
• Step 1: Creating a WebCenter Application Deployment Profile
• Step 2: Deploying Directly to the Preconfigured OC4J
• Step 3: Migrating Your Security Policy
• Step 4: Running Your Deployed Application
• Step 5: Using Application Server Control Console to Manage WebCenter Applications
• Summary

Part III Appendixes

A How to Set Up the Tutorial Identity Store

• Creating Users
• Creating Roles and Assigning User Members
• Making Tutorial Users and Roles Available to JDeveloper's Authorization Editor

Index