Web 2.0 Solutions with Oracle WebCenter 11g -- Table of Contents -- Web 2.0 Solutions with Oracle WebCenter 11g -- Credits -- About the Authors -- About the Co-Authors -- About the Reviewers -- Preface -- What this book covers -- What you need for this book -- Who this book is for -- Conventions -- Reader feedback -- Customer support -- Errata -- Piracy -- Questions -- 1. What is Oracle WebCenter? -- WEB 2.0 concepts -- Evolution of the platform application -- Social impact of Web -- Enterprise 2.0 concepts -- Oracle WebCenter Suite concepts -- Oracle JDeveloper -- Summary -- 2. WebCenter Installation and Configuration -- Hardware and software requirements -- High-level installation steps -- Step-by-step installation -- Installing Middleware Home -- Installing the WebCenter Framework and Services -- Summary -- 3. Setting up the Development Environment -- Oracle JDeveloper 11g installation -- System requirements -- Downloading the tool -- JDeveloper installation -- Oracle WebCenter extension for JDeveloper -- Version control system installation -- JDeveloper integration with Subversion -- Testing WebCenter preconfigured server -- Summary -- 4. Getting Started with WebCenter Development: Hello World(s) -- Prerequisites -- Creating the Hello World web service -- Step 0: Start Oracle JDeveloper 11g -- Step 1: Creating a new application -- Step 2: Configuring application settings -- Step 3: Configuring project settings -- Step 4: Creating a Java class -- Step 5: Creating a Web Service from the Java class -- Step 6: Creating a deployment profile -- Step 7: Deploying the Web Service to the integrated Weblogic Server -- Step 8: Testing the web service -- Hello World Portlet -- Step 1: Creating a new Portlet Producer Application -- Step 2: Creating a new Portlet -- Step 3: Creating a Web Service Data Control for the Hello World web service.

Step 4: Creating a basic view to use the data control -- Step 5: Using the Web Service Data Control created -- Step 6: Creating a deployment profile -- Step 7: Deploying the portlet to the integrated WebLogic server -- Step 7: Testing the portlet -- Hello World WebCenter application -- Step 1: Creating a WebCenter application -- Step 2: Using the portlet producer -- Step 3: Creating a JSF page to host the portlet -- Step 4: Creating a page layout -- Step 5: Creating a deployment profile for the WebCenter application -- Step 6: Deploying the WebCenter application to the integrated WebLogic server -- Step 7: Testing the WebCenter application -- Summary -- 5. Design and Personalization -- ADF Faces Rich Client components -- Types of ADF Faces components -- Creating a new application -- Including a template for our application -- Building pages with database interaction -- ADF Business Components -- Creating a persistence layer -- Creating a Schema for our application -- Creating a database connection in JDeveloper -- Creating the Business Components -- Creating the page -- Summary -- 6. Portlets -- Portlets, JSR-168 specification -- WSRP specification -- WebCenter portlets -- Developing a portlet using ADF -- Creating an ADF application -- Developing business components -- Creating a chart page -- Creating a Portlet using the page -- Portlet deployment -- Consuming a portlet -- Summary -- 7. Discussions, Wiki, and Blog Services -- Discussions configuration -- Content structure -- User and group structure -- Integrating Discussions with WebCenter -- Ensuring the Discussions Server is running -- Creating a new WebCenter application -- Creating a JSF page -- Creating a connection to the Discussion Forum -- Embedding a Discussions task flow in the JSF page -- Deploying, running, and testing -- Integrating Wiki and Blog with WebCenter -- Prerequisites.

Integrating Wiki and Blog using an IFrame -- Creating a new WebCenter Application -- Creating a JSF page -- Creating an IFrame to include the Wiki and Blog Server page -- Integrating Wiki and Blog using the Web Clipping Portlet -- Adding a new JSF page to the application -- Registering the Web Clipping Portlet -- Adding the Web Clipping Portlet to the JSF page -- Running the portlet page -- Summary -- 8. Search Service -- Search in enterprise applications -- Integrating the WebCenter Search Service -- Ensuring that the WebCenter Wiki and Blog Server are running -- Creating a new WebCenter Application -- Creating a JSF page -- Creating a connection to the Discussions Service -- Adding the Discussions Forum task flow to the JSF page -- Adding the Search task flow to the JSF page -- Integrating the WebCenter Tags service -- Requirements for the Tags service -- Integrating with the WebCenter Tags service -- Creating a new custom WebCenter application -- Adding the required libraries -- Creating a connection to WebCenter schema -- Creating a JSF page with a tag button -- Creating a JSF page to host the Search Toolbar -- Configuring ADF Security -- Creating a deployment profile -- Deploying the application to the Integrated WebLogic Server -- Viewing the application -- Integrating with the WebCenter Links Service -- Modifying the test_page to include the Links Detail Button -- Deploying the application to the Integrated WebLogic Server -- Why to use the WebCenter RSS Service -- Requirements for the WebCenter RSS Service -- Integrating the WebCenter RSS Service -- Creating a new custom WebCenter application -- Creating a JSF page to host the RSS Viewer task flow -- Adding the RSS Viewer task flow -- Running the application -- Viewing the application -- Summary -- 9. Personalization with Oracle Composer -- Oracle Composer for developers.

Types of Oracle Components -- Building an environment with Oracle Composer -- Oracle Composer for end users -- Resource catalog -- Content customizing using Oracle Composer -- Summary -- 10. Oracle WebCenter Spaces Overview -- Oracle WebCenter Spaces -- Oracle WebCenter Personal Spaces -- Oracle WebCenter Group Spaces -- Oracle WebCenter Spaces installation -- Oracle Spaces configuration -- Development of staff working environments -- Building a business role page -- Hands on -- Developing a Group Space -- Summary -- Index.