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Oracle® Application Server Release Notes and New Features
10g Release 3 (10.1.3.4)

Part Number E12523-04
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14 Oracle WebCenter Suite

This chapter describes issues associated with Oracle WebCenter Suite. It includes the following topics:

14.1 Rerunning a Page that Uses Oracle WebCenter Adapter for EMC Documentum

Without stopping the embedded OC4J, if you rerun a page that uses the Oracle WebCenter adapter for EMC Documentum, then the JBO-29000: Unexpected exception caught: java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError, msg=Native Library exception occurs.

This is a known issue.

As a workaround, stop the embedded OC4J before rerunning such a page within Oracle JDeveloper.

14.2 Running the Predeployment Tool from a Root Directory

On Windows, the predeployment might fail with the following error:

Processing connections.xml
javax.naming.NamingException [Root exception is oracle.adf.share.security.CredentialNotFoundException: Unable to locate the credential for key ...

This is a known issue.

As a workaround, ensure that when you run the predeployment tool your current directory is not a root directory, such as C:\ or D:\. Invoke the predeployment tool from a non-root directory, such as C:\TEMP, and rerun the predeployment tool.

14.3 Upgrading a Custom OC4J

Documents are missing oracle.ws.jaxrpc in custom OC4J implementations.

This is a known issue.

As a workaround, after the adfinstaller has been run, edit the server.xml file of the custom OC4J and add the following line in the adf.oracle.domain definition.

<import-shared-library name="oracle.ws.jaxrpc"/> to adf.oracle.domain 

14.4 New Features

This section describes the 10.1.3.4 new features documented in the Oracle WebCenter Framework Developer's Guide. This section includes the following topics:

14.4.1 Oracle Content Server-Based Data Control

Oracle WebCenter Framework now lets you integrate content from the Oracle Content Server repository. For information, see Section 5.2.6, "Configuring a Content Data Control Based on Oracle Content Server".

14.4.2 Discussion Forums

The "Integrating Oracle WebCenter Discussions" chapter has been rewritten, in particular, section 7.2.2, "How to Configure SSO with Your Oracle WebCenter Discussions Application and Portlet".