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 Free database ebooks Oracle Oracle Application Server Portal Handbook: Design,Deploy,and Manage Robust Enterprise Web Portals
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 Part I lays the groundwork for everything discussed in the ebook. It is important to understand the fundamentals of OracleAS Portal terminology because many of the terms are unique to portals and OracleAS Portal.Chapter 1 This chapter provides an overview of what OracleAS Portal is capable of. Out of the box, OracleAS Portal provides a tremendous amount of functionality. This chapter discusses fundamental OracleAS Portal concepts. Chapter 2 Chapter 2 discusses the different types of skill sets needed within an organization to utilize OracleAS Portal effectively. Chapter 3 One of the fundamental activities of using OracleAS Portal is the design of pages. Pages are how end users interact with your portal. The basics of page design are discussed in this chapter. Chapter 4 In response to feedback from existing OracleAS Portal users, Oracle has provided some exciting new page design features in its latest version of OracleAS Portal (version 10.1.4). Some of the features discussed in this chapter include HTML Page Skins and HTML Content Layouts. Chapter 5 Managing content is essential to any portal system. This chapter discusses the content management features of OracleAS Portal. Chapter 6 OmniPortlet is a seeded portlet builder that allows developers to design portlets quickly and easily. Web clipping enables you to “grab” (clip) an existing web page and incorporate it into your OracleAS Portal page. This chapter shows how to use these tools. Chapter 7 Oracle provides an add-in for its Oracle JDeveloper product that allows developers to develop Java-based portlets quickly and easily. Chapter 8 Advanced development topics like Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) are popular today. This chapter looks at these technologies and examines why they are relevant to OracleAS Portal. Chapter 9 This chapter shows where to find the administration and performance tuning page for OracleAS Portal. Chapter 10 A portal is useless without users. This chapter shows how to define users for your system and how OracleAS Portal’s security model works. Chapter 11 This chapter talks about ways to take Oracle Forms, Oracle Reports, and Oracle Discoverer workbooks and worksheets and integrate them with OracleAS Portal pages. By doing this, we can integrate these components with OracleAS Portal’s security features and visual templates, allowing you to maintain a consistent look across your portal. Chapter 12 Oracle has created Oracle Instant Portal, addressing the need for simple content-based portals. Although limited in its features, Oracle Instant Portal provides a quick way for designers to create content-based portals. This chapter provides an overview of this feature. Download free pdf ebooks for oracle:Oracle Application Server Portal Handbook
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