List of Figures

1-1 Components of the Portal Architecture
1-2 The Middle-Tier Components
1-3 The Infrastructure Tier Components
1-4 Portal Page Request Flow
1-5 Communication Flow and Protocols
1-6 Adding Oracle Web Cache to a Medium to Large Portal Configuration
2-1 Oracle Portal Single Computer Configuration
2-2 Separating the Fusion Middleware Middle Tier from the Infrastructure
2-3 Oracle Identity Management Installed on a Separate Computer
2-4 Multiple Middle Tiers
2-5 Multiple Server Configuration Using a Load Balancing Router
2-6 My Oracle.com Middle-Tier Configuration
3-1 Login Link
5-1 The Administer Tab on the Portal Builder Page
5-2 Sample PDA Page Layout
5-3 The Set Language Portlet
6-1 Multiple Middle-Tier Configuration with a Load Balancing Router
6-2 Installation of Oracle Portal Middle Tier
6-3 Oracle Portal Being Accessed Through the LBR
6-4 Virtual Host Overview
6-5 Reverse Proxy Server Configuration
6-6 Oracle Portal Using a Dedicated Oracle Web Cache Instance
7-1 Oracle Portal Security Architecture
7-2 N-Tier Authentication By User Proxy
7-3 Shared Objects
7-4 Create Attribute
7-5 Edit Page Type
7-6 Page Type
7-7 Oracle Portal DIT Structure
7-8 DIT Structure for Oracle Portal Groups
7-9 Oracle Directory Integration Platform Synchronization
7-10 Relationship between Oracle Delegated Administration Services, mod_osso, and OracleAS Single Sign-On
7-11 User Portlet
7-12 Portal User Profile Portlet
7-13 Group Portlet
7-14 Portal Group Profile Portlet
7-15 Create Group Page
7-16 Privilege Assignment Section of the Create Group Page
7-17 Administration Privileges Section of the Edit Group Profile Page
7-18 Configure Roles Page
7-19 Secured Connection to OracleAS Single Sign-On
7-20 Secured Connection to Oracle Web Cache
7-21 Secured Connections Throughout the System
7-22 External SSL Only
8-1 Oracle Fusion Middleware Control - Oracle Portal Home Page
8-2 Page Response Time Portlet
8-3 Page Response Codes Statistics Portlet
8-4 Popular Producers Portlet
8-5 Producers Portlet
8-6 Resource Center Portlet
8-7 Page Engine Statistics Portlet
8-8 Oracle Fusion Middleware - Metrics Page
8-9 Oracle Fusion Middleware - Cache Metrics Tab
8-10 Oracle Fusion Middleware - Repository Metrics Tab
8-11 Oracle Fusion Middleware - Producer Metrics Tab
8-12 Oracle Fusion Middleware - Producer Metrics Tab
8-13 Oracle Fusion Middleware - Performance Summary Page
8-14 Time Range Selection Bar
8-15 Metric Palette
8-16 Oracle Fusion Middleware Control - Configure Database Access Descriptor Page
8-17 Oracle Fusion Middleware Control - Edit Database Access Descriptor Page
8-18 Fusion Middleware Control - Portal Web Cache Settings
8-19 Oracle Fusion Middleware Control - Portal Parallel Page Engine Settings
8-20 Oracle Fusion Middleware Control - Log Messages Page
8-21 Log Configuration Page
8-22 Administer Log Registry Page
8-23 Edit Log Registry Record page
8-24 Oracle Fusion Middleware Ports Page
9-1 Oracle Portal Basic Search Portlet
9-2 Oracle Portal Basic Search Results Page
9-3 Oracle Portal Advanced Search Portlet
9-4 Oracle Portal Custom Search Portlet
9-5 Oracle Portal Search Results Page
9-6 Oracle Portal Saved Searches Portlet
9-7 Hits per Page Setting on Search Portlets
9-8 Advanced Search Link on Basic/Custom Search Portlets
9-9 Internet Search Engine Link on Advanced/Custom Search Portlets
11-1 Export Process
11-2 Transport Set Manifest
11-3 Detailed Manifest Screen
11-4 Portal Navigator
11-5 Transport Set Manager
11-6 Transport Set Manager Objects
11-7 Export Log and Download Scripts Page
11-8 Transport Set Export Log
11-9 Export Transport Set Portlet
11-10 Browse Transport Sets for Export
11-11 Register a Source Portal Page
11-12 Acquire a Transport Set
11-13 Transport Set Manager Import Objects
11-14 Transport Set Manager Import Log
11-15 Import Transport Set Page
11-16 Import Transport Set Portlet
11-17 Browse Transport Sets for Import
11-18 Import Process
11-19 Import Process
B-1 Portal Page Running in Debug Mode
E-1 Invalidation-Based Caching Provided by Oracle Web Cache
F-1 Oracle Internet Directory Tree Before Running the Script
F-2 Oracle Internet Directory Tree After Running the Script
F-3 Oracle Internet Directory Tree with Users and Groups
F-4 Membership Structure of Acme Users and Groups
F-5 CompanyA in Both Portal and Oracle Internet Directory
G-1 HTTP Server Status
G-2 Request Flow with ECID Generation and Propagation
G-3 PDK Logging Page
G-4 Log Entries in the PDK Logging Page

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