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| BEA WebLogic Portal and its framework of tools and prebuilt components allows e-commerce enterprises to create Portal Web pages that include Portlet Applications with personalized content for each portal user. Its easily extended, open standards-based interface provides for various broad categories of Portals, including B2C retail, B2B retail, gateway portals with personalized content management, Intranet/Extranet, and customer care applications.
Introduction to the WebLogic Portal Overview Portal-in-a-Box Portal Personalization The Acme Demo Portal Additional Resources Getting Started Overview Running the Portal-in-a-Box Setting Up a DBMS Running with a DBMS Creating a Portal Appendix A - Installation Directory Structure Appendix B - Jar Files Portlet Developer's Guide Overview Creating Portlet Applications Using Example Portlets Using the Default Implementation Portal Administrator's Guide Overview Getting Started Logging On to the Portal Administration Tool Administering Portlets Administering Portals Administering Portal Groups Testing Your Portal Creating a Portal Using the Demo Portal BEA WebLogic Portal JSP Tag Libraries Portal Tag Reference Portal Administration Tag Reference Portal Utilities Tag Reference WebLogic Utilities Tag Reference Internationalization Portal API Documentation | Quick Overview The BEA WebLogic Portal framework uses Java Server pages (JSP), a part of the Java 2 Enterprise Edition specification, in conjunction with a special library of JSP tags, standard HTML, Enterprise Java Beans, Portal end-user and Portal Administration tools, and a pre-configured database to create Portal components. Portlet Applications (referred to as Portlets) are JSP and HTML pages that present personalized dynamic content in your portal application. This content is laid out in the portal page by the Portal framework according to the personalized information stored in the Portal framework's personalization components. See the Portlet Developer Guide for more information. Portal-in-a-Box Example Portal includes a fully operational demo portal called the ACME Corporation Portal. This reference portal implementation includes the following: Portal page JSP templates - header, footer, and portal content layout JSP pages Sample Portlet Applications including portlet JSP pages A complete set of Portal End-User Portal Personalization tools User login and new user registration forms Change password and forget password web forms All of the end user personalization tools your portal will require Help pages Use this example portal to Quick Start your portal development as described in the Portal Administrator's Guide.