Table of Contents
- Title and Copyright Information
- Preface
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Part I Getting Started with Oracle WebCenter Sites
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1
Introduction to Developing with WebCenter Sites
- 1.1 About Developing with WebCenter Sites
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1.2
Typical Tasks for WebCenter Sites Developers
- 1.2.1 Data Models for Content Display
- 1.2.2 Content Entry Forms for Content Management Sites
- 1.2.3 Templates and Elements to Render Content on the Website
- 1.2.4 WebCenter Sites Systems for Development, Management, Delivery, and Testing
- 1.2.5 Approvals and Publishing
- 1.2.6 Caching to Optimize Performance
- 1.3 WebCenter Sites Utilities
- 1.4 WebCenter Sites Interfaces
- 1.5 Use Case Scenarios for WebCenter Sites
- 2 Overview of the Avisports Sample Site
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3
The WebCenter Sites Development Process
- 3.1 Step 1: Set Up the Team
- 3.2 Step 2: Create Functional and Design Specifications
- 3.3 Step 3: Set Management System Requirements
- 3.4 Step 4: Implement the Data Design
- 3.5 Step 5: Build the Online Site
- 3.6 Step 6: Set Up the Management System
- 3.7 Step 7: Set Up the Delivery System
- 3.8 Step 8: Publish to the Delivery System
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1
Introduction to Developing with WebCenter Sites
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Part II Building Your Data Model
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4
Understanding the Asset Types and Asset Models
- 4.1 What Are Asset Types?
- 4.2 What Are Asset Models?
- 4.3 The Basic Asset Model
- 4.4 The Flex Asset Model
- 4.5 Assetsets and Searchstates
- 4.6 Search Engines and the Two Asset Models
- 4.7 Tags and the Two Asset Models
- 4.8 Summary: Basic and Flex Asset Models
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5
Designing Basic Asset Types
- 5.1 About the AssetMaker Utility
- 5.2 Before You Begin Creating Basic Asset Types
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5.3
Creating Basic Asset Types
- 5.3.1 Coding the Asset Descriptor File
- 5.3.2 Uploading the Asset Descriptor File to WebCenter Sites
- 5.3.3 Creating the Asset Table
- 5.3.4 Configuring the Asset Type
- 5.3.5 Enabling the Asset Type on Your Site
- 5.3.6 Fine-Tuning the Asset Descriptor File
- 5.3.7 Customizing the Asset Type Elements (Optional)
- 5.3.8 Adding Subtypes (Optional)
- 5.3.9 Configuring Association Fields (Optional)
- 5.3.10 Configuring Categories (Optional)
- 5.3.11 Adding Mimetypes (Conditional)
- 5.3.12 Editing Search Elements to Enable Indexed Search (Optional)
- 5.3.13 Creating and Assigning Asset Type Icons (Contributor Interface Only)
- 5.3.14 Coding Templates for the Asset Type
- 5.3.15 Moving the Asset Types to Other Systems
- 5.4 Deleting Basic Asset Types
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Designing Flex Asset Types
- 6.1 About Designing Flex Asset Types
- 6.2 Design Tips for Flex Families
- 6.3 The Flex Family Maker Utility
- 6.4 Flex Asset Elements
- 6.5 Setting Up Your Development System
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6.6
Creating a Flex Asset Family
- 6.6.1 Creating a Flex Family
- 6.6.2 (Conditional) Creating Additional Flex Family Members
- 6.6.3 (Conditional) Configuring the Flex Family Members
- 6.6.4 Enabling the New Flex Asset Types
- 6.6.5 Create Flex Attributes
- 6.6.6 (Conditional) Creating Flex Filter Assets
- 6.6.7 Creating Parent Definition Assets
- 6.6.8 Creating Flex Definition Assets
- 6.6.9 Creating Flex Parent Assets
- 6.6.10 Creating and Assigning Asset Type Icons (Contributor Interface Only)
- 6.6.11 Coding Templates for the Flex Assets
- 6.6.12 Testing Your Design (Creating Test Flex Assets)
- 6.6.13 (Conditional) Creating Flex Asset Associations
- 6.6.14 Moving Asset Types to Other Systems
- 6.7 What You May Need to Know About Editing Flex Attributes, Parents, and Definitions
- 6.8 Using Product Sets
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7
Creating a Hierarchical Flex Family
- 7.1 Hierarchical Organization
- 7.2 Flex Family Specifications
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7.3
Creating a Sample Flex Family Using a Real-World Example
- 7.3.1 Creating a Flex Family
- 7.3.2 Enabling the New Flex Asset Types
- 7.3.3 Adding a Flex Family Tab to the WebCenter Sites Tree
- 7.3.4 Creating Parent Definition Assets
- 7.3.5 Creating Flex Parent Assets
- 7.3.6 Creating Flex Definition Assets
- 7.3.7 Creating Flex Assets
- 7.3.8 Translating the Formulaic Data Model into a Real-World Data Model
- 7.3.9 Developing Your Real-World Model
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8
Creating Flex Filters
- 8.1 About Flex Filter Classes and Assets
- 8.2 Defining a Flex Filter Class and Creating a Flex Filter Asset
- 8.3 Document Transformation Flex Filter
- 8.4 SampleFlexFilter.java
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9
Designing Attribute Editors
- 9.1 About Attribute Editors
- 9.2 Creating Attribute Editors
- 9.3 Customizing Attribute Editors
- 9.4 Considerations About Editing Attribute Editors
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10
Configuring Bundled Attribute Editors
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10.1
Configuring TinyMCE
- 10.1.1 Before You Begin
- 10.1.2 How to Create a TinyMCE Instance and Enable It for a Field
- 10.1.3 How to Enable TinyMCE for Use in Web Mode
- 10.1.4 How to Enable Selected Asset Types for the TinyMCE
- 10.1.5 How to Set the Approval Dependency for Included Assets
- 10.1.6 How to Customize the TinyMCE Toolbar
- 10.2 Configuring the Clarkii Online Image Editor
- 10.3 Configuring the Image Picker
- 10.4 Configuring the Oracle Content Management Asset Picker
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10.1
Configuring TinyMCE
- 11 Working with the WebCenter Sites Database
- 12 Managing Data in Non-Asset Tables
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4
Understanding the Asset Types and Asset Models
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Part III Developing a Website
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13
Website Development with the MVC Framework and APIs
- 13.1 Server-Side and Client-Side Development Methodologies
- 13.2 Server-Side MVC Framework
- 13.3 Pages, Pagelets, and Elements
- 13.4 Template and CSElement Assets
- 13.5 Page Assets and Site Navigation
- 13.6 Date-Based Preview
- 13.7 Multilingual Support
- 13.8 Caching in the MVC Framework
- 13.9 Server-Side Java APIs
- 13.10 REST APIs
- 13.11 Sample Websites
- 14 Developing a Server-Side Website
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15
Developing a Client-Side Website
- 15.1 About Client-Side Websites
- 15.2 REST Calls for Developing REST-Avisports: Examples
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Website Development with Tag Technologies
- 16.1 About Choosing a Coding Language
- 16.2 About the Oracle WebCenter Sites Context
- 16.3 Understanding WebCenter Sites JSP
- 16.4 Understanding WebCenter Sites XML
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16.5
Understanding WebCenter Sites Tags
- 16.5.1 Tags That Create the WebCenter Sites Context
- 16.5.2 Tags That Handle Variables
- 16.5.3 Tags That Call Pages and Elements
- 16.5.4 Tags That Create URLs
- 16.5.5 Tags That Control Caching
- 16.5.6 Tags That Set Cookies
- 16.5.7 Programming Construct Tags
- 16.5.8 Tags That Manage Compositional and Approval Dependencies
- 16.5.9 Tags That Retrieve Information About Basic Assets
- 16.5.10 Tags That Create Assetsets (Flex Assets)
- 16.5.11 Tags That Create Searchstates (Flex Assets)
- 16.6 About Variables Supported in WebCenter Sites
- 16.7 Other WebCenter Sites Storage Constructs
- 16.8 About Values for Special Characters
- 17 About Sessions and Cookies
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18
Creating Template, CSElement, and SiteEntry Assets
- 18.1 About Template, CSElement, and SiteEntry Assets
- 18.2 About Pages
- 18.3 Using CSElement, Template, and SiteEntry Assets
- 18.4 Creating Template Assets
- 18.5 Creating CSElement Assets
- 18.6 Creating SiteEntry Assets
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18.7
Managing Template, CSElement, and SiteEntry Assets
- 18.7.1 Designating Default Approval Templates (Static Publishing Only)
- 18.7.2 Editing Template, CSElement, and SiteEntry Assets
- 18.7.3 Sharing Template, CSElement, and SiteEntry Assets
- 18.7.4 Deleting Template, CSElement, and SiteEntry Assets
- 18.7.5 Previewing Template, CSElement, and SiteEntry Assets
- 18.8 Using Oracle WebCenter Sites Explorer to Create and Edit Element Logic
- 19 Creating Templates and Wrappers
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20
Coding Elements for Templates and CSElements
- 20.1 About Dependencies
- 20.2 About Coding to Log Dependencies
- 20.3 About Invoking CSElement and SiteEntry Assets
- 20.4 Coding Elements to Display Basic Assets
- 20.5 About Coding Elements that Display Flex Assets
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20.6
Coding Templates That Display Flex Assets
- 20.6.1 Example Data Set for the Examples in This Section
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20.6.2
Examples of Assetsets with One Product (Flex Asset)
- 20.6.2.1 Create a Searchstate and Apply It to an Assetset
- 20.6.2.2 Get the Price of the Product
- 20.6.2.3 Display the Price of the Product
- 20.6.2.4 Get the Colors for the Product
- 20.6.2.5 Display the Colors of the Product
- 20.6.2.6 Create a List Object for the ASSETSET.GETMULTIPLEVALUES tag
- 20.6.2.7 Get the Value for Both Price and Color with ASSETSET.GETMULTIPLEVALUES
- 20.6.2.8 Display the Value of Price and Color for the jeans-2 Product
- 20.6.3 Special Cases: Flex Attributes of Type Text, Blob, and URL
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20.6.4
Examples of Assetsets with Multiple Products (Flex Assets)
- 20.6.4.1 Creating a Searchstate and Apply it to an Assetset
- 20.6.4.2 Displaying the Number of Assets in the Assetset
- 20.6.4.3 Displaying the Colors That the Jeans Are Available In
- 20.6.4.4 Displaying Both the Colors and the Styles for the Jeans in the Assetset
- 20.6.4.5 Creating a Table That Displays All the Jeans and Their Attribute Values
- 20.6.4.6 Searching for Jeans Based on a Range of Prices
- 20.6.4.7 Searching for Jeans with a Wildcard for Color
- 20.6.4.8 Searching for Jeans with Specific Colors
- 20.7 Creating URLs for Hyperlinks
- 20.8 Handling Error Conditions
- 20.9 Encoding Page Arguments
- 20.10 What You May Need to Know About Securing Your Site Against XSS Attacks
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21
Coding Templates for In-Context and Presentation Editing
- 21.1 Coding Templates for In-Context Content Editing
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21.2
Coding Templates for Presentation Editing
- 21.2.1 Selecting a Different Layout for the Entire Web Page
- 21.2.2 Selecting a Different Layout for a Page Fragment
- 21.2.3 Editing Presentation and Content Simultaneously
- 21.2.4 Understanding the Context System Variable
- 21.2.5 Using Slots with CSElement and SiteEntry Assets
- 21.2.6 Constraining Asset Types
- 21.2.7 Preventing CSS and JavaScript Conflicts
- 21.3 Enabling Content Creation for Web Mode
- 22 Template Element Examples for Basic Assets
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23
Creating Collection Assets, Query Assets, and Page Assets
- 23.1 About Creating Assets
- 23.2 Creating Collection Assets
- 23.3 Creating Query Assets
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23.4
Creating Page Assets
- 23.4.1 Understanding the Page Asset Model
- 23.4.2 How To Design Page Attributes
- 23.4.3 How to Create a Page Asset
- 23.4.4 How To Place Page Assets
- 23.4.5 How To Move Page Assets in the Site Tree
- 23.4.6 Considerations About Placing Page Assets and Workflow
- 23.4.7 Tips About Editing Page Assets
- 23.4.8 Considerations About Deleting Page Assets
- 24 Best Practices for Creating Future Site Preview Assets and Templates
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25
Configuring Sites for Multilingual Support
- 25.1 About Configuring a Site for Multilingual Support
- 25.2 Working with Locale Filtering
- 25.3 Planning Multilingual Support for a Site
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25.4
Configuring Multilingual Support for a Site
- 25.4.1 Configuration Quick Reference
- 25.4.2 Enabling the Dimension and DimensionSet Asset Types
- 25.4.3 Enabling the Locale Subtype of the Dimension Asset Type
- 25.4.4 How To Create a Locale
- 25.4.5 How to Share a Locale to Another Site
- 25.4.6 How To Create and Configure a Dimension Set
- 25.4.7 How To Share a Dimension Set to Another Site
- 25.4.8 How To Configure a Locale Filter
- 25.4.9 How to Configure the Fallback Hierarchy of the Hierarchical Filter
- 25.4.10 How to Bulk-Assign a Default Locale to Assets in a Site
- 25.5 Tips for Using WebCenter Sites Translation Mechanism
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Website Development with the MVC Framework and APIs
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Part IV Developing Mobile Websites
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26
Configuring WebCenter Sites to Support Mobile Websites
- 26.1 Prerequisites for Mobility Developers
- 26.2 Understanding Key Mobility Concepts
- 26.3 Prerequisites for Configuring Mobility Features
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26.4
Configuring Mobility Features
- 26.4.1 How to Activate Your Device Repository
- 26.4.2 How to Configure the Device Repository
- 26.4.3 How to Create Custom Filters for Device Group Criteria
- 26.4.4 How to Configure Device Groups
- 26.4.5 How to Prioritize Device Groups
- 26.4.6 How to Create Device Assets
- 26.4.7 How to Create Site Navigations
- 26.4.8 How to Organize Site Navigations
- 26.5 Mirror Publishing the Device Repository to Delivery System
- 26.6 Creating Templates
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26.7
Optimizing Images for Mobile Websites
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26.7.1
How to Optimize Images Using the Image Optimization Filter
- 26.7.1.1 Create a Flex Filter of the ImageOptimizationFilter Type
- 26.7.1.2 Include the Filter in Your Site's Image Definition
- 26.7.1.3 Create Instances of the blob Type Attribute Asset
- 26.7.1.4 Set Image Properties for Optimization
- 26.7.1.5 Apply the Image Optimization Filter on Existing Images
- 26.7.1.6 Verify If the Image Optimization Filter Has Been Applied
- 26.7.1.7 Use the Optimized Images in Your Site
- 26.7.2 How to Optimize Images Using a Pluggable Interface
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26.7.1
How to Optimize Images Using the Image Optimization Filter
- 26.8 How Device Detection Works
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26
Configuring WebCenter Sites to Support Mobile Websites
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Part V Managing Caching
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27
Understanding Page Design and Caching
- 27.1 About Modular Page Design
- 27.2 About Caching
- 27.3 Double-Buffered Caching
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28
Working with Resultset Caching and Queries
- 28.1 About Resultset Caching and Queries
- 28.2 Caching Frameworks
- 28.3 Database Queries
- 28.4 How Resultset Caching Works
- 28.5 Reducing the Load on the Database
- 28.6 Specifying the Table Name
- 28.7 Flushing the Resultset Cache
- 28.8 Switching Between Caching Frameworks
- 28.9 About Resultset Caching Strategy and Properties
- 29 Using Cache Management with WebCenter Sites
- 30 Using Advanced Page Caching Techniques
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27
Understanding Page Design and Caching
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Part VI Migrating Your Work to Your Content Management System
- 31 Importing Assets of Any Type
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32
Importing Flex Assets
- 32.1 About Importing Flex Assets
- 32.2 Understanding XMLPost and the Flex Asset Model
- 32.3 About Importing the Structural Asset Types in the Flex Model
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32.4
Importing Flex Assets with XMLPost
- 32.4.1 Configuration File Properties and Source File Tags for Flex Assets
- 32.4.2 Sample Flex Asset Configuration File for addData
- 32.4.3 Configuration File Properties and Attributes of Type Blob (or URL)
- 32.4.4 Sample Flex Asset Source File for addData
- 32.4.5 Sample Flex Asset Configuration File for RemoteContentPost
- 32.4.6 Sample Flex Asset Source File for RemoteContentPost
- 32.5 Editing Flex Assets with XMLPost
- 32.6 Deleting Assets with XMLPost
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33
Importing Flex Assets with the BulkLoader Utility
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33.1
About the BulkLoader Utility
- 33.1.1 Understanding BulkLoader Features
- 33.1.2 How BulkLoader Works
- 33.1.3 About Using the BulkLoader Utility
- 33.1.4 Importing Flex Assets from Flat Tables
- 33.1.5 When to Use XMLPost to Import Structural Assets
- 33.1.6 Creating the Input Table (Data Source)
- 33.1.7 Creating the Mapping Table
- 33.1.8 Creating the BulkLoader Configuration File
- 33.1.9 Running the BulkLoader Utility
- 33.1.10 Enabling Access to Imported Assets in the Contributor Interface
- 33.1.11 Reviewing Feedback Information
- 33.1.12 Approving and Publishing the Assets to the Delivery System
- 33.2 Importing Flex Assets Using a Custom Extraction Mechanism
- 33.3 Approving Flex Assets with the BulkApprover Utility
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33.1
About the BulkLoader Utility
- Part VII Security: Managing Content Management Users
- Part VIII Publishing Your Site
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Part IX Developing Personalized and Targeted Websites with Engage
- 37 Creating Visitor Data Assets
- 38 Understanding Recommendation Assets
- 39 Working with Memory-Centric Visitor Tracking
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40
Coding Engage Pages
- 40.1 Commerce Context and Visitor Context
- 40.2 Identification of Visitors and Linking Sessions
- 40.3 Collection of Visitor Data
- 40.4 Coding of Site Pages That Collect Visitor Data
- 40.5 Templates and Recommendations
- 40.6 What You May Need to Know About Shopping Carts and Engage
- 40.7 Debugging Site Pages
- Part X Running A/B Testing
- Part XI Customizing Blogs
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Part XII Developing WebCenter Sites: Visitor Services
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42
Developing WebCenter Sites: Visitor Services
- 42.1 Visitor Services Overview
- 42.2 Configuring the Visitor Services URL
- 42.3 Configuring an Identity Provider
- 42.4 Configuring an Access Provider
- 42.5 Configuring One or More Profile Providers
- 42.6 Creating One or More Aggregation Templates
- 42.7 Optimizing Experiences Using Visitor Services Data
- 42.8 Visitor Services Reference
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42
Developing WebCenter Sites: Visitor Services
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Part XIII Controlling the Site Capture Process
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43
Coding the Crawler Configuration File
- 43.1 About Controlling a Crawler
- 43.2 BaseConfigurator Methods
- 43.3 Crawler Customization Methods
- 43.4 getSocketTimeout
- 43.5 getPostExecutionCommand
- 43.6 getNumWorkers
- 43.7 getUserAgent
- 43.8 createResourceRewriter
- 43.9 createMailer
- 43.10 getProxyHost
- 43.11 getProxyCredentials
- 43.12 Interfaces
- 43.13 Summary of Methods and Interfaces
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43
Coding the Crawler Configuration File
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Part XIV Integrating with Third-Party Content Sources
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44
Integrating Third-Party Content Sources Using Proxy Assets
- 44.1 Proxy Asset Architecture and the Contributor Interface
- 44.2 Installing Sample Proxy Assets
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44.3
Integrating External Content in the Contributor Interface
- 44.3.1 Case Study: The ProxyTest Repository
- 44.3.2 Registering a New Proxy Asset Type
- 44.3.3 About Implementing UI Integration Code
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44.3.4
Customizing Search
- 44.3.4.1 Getting Search Results Using the Provided Third-Party API
- 44.3.4.2 Turning Search Results into Proxy Assets, Filter Incoming Search Results, Register External Content, and Gather Data for Search Grid Widget
- 44.3.4.3 Building a Data Store for the Grid Widget
- 44.3.4.4 Testing Custom Search
- 44.3.4.5 Additional Customizations
- 44.3.5 Implementing a Custom Tree
- 44.4 Setting Up YouTube Proxy Assets
- 44.5 User Interface Customizations
- 44.6 Information About Embedding Proxy Assets in Web Pages
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44
Integrating Third-Party Content Sources Using Proxy Assets
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Part XV Developing Applications with the Web Experience Management (WEM) Framework
- 45 About the Web Experience Management (WEM) Framework
- 46 Understanding the WEM Framework and Services
- 47 Working with the Articles Sample Application
- 48 Developing Applications with WEM Framework
- 49 Developing Custom REST Resources with WEM Framework
- 50 Working with Single Sign-On for Production Sites
- 51 Using REST Resources with the WEM Framework
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52
Introducing Customizable Single Sign-On Facility in WEM Framework
- 52.1 About Customizing Login Behavior for the WEM Framework
- 52.2 About Components of the Default CSSO Implementation
- 52.3 Configuring and Deploying Custom SSO Behavior
- 52.4 Running the CSSO Sample Implementation
- 53 Buffering in WEM Framework
- 54 Registering Applications Manually in WEM Framework
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Part XVI Customizing Oracle WebCenter Sites
- 55 Adding Customizations to WebCenter Sites
- 56 Customizing the Tree in the Admin Interface
- 57 About Customizing Components of the Contributor Interface
- 58 Understanding the Contributor Interface Framework and UI Controller
- 59 Customizing the Contributor Interface Dashboard
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60
Customizing Search Views of the Contributor Interface
- 60.1 About Search View Customization
- 60.2 Customization Processes
- 60.3 Customizing Undocked Views
- 60.4 About Customizing Docked Views
- 60.5 Customizing Sort Menus and Tooltips
- 61 Customizing Global Properties, Toolbar, and Menu Bar in the Contributor Interface
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62
Customizing Asset Forms for the Contributor Interface
- 62.1 About Asset Forms Customization
- 62.2 Modifying the Header of Asset Forms
- 62.3 Building an Attribute Editor
- 63 Customizing Workflow
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64
Working with RealTime Publishing Customization Hooks
- 64.1 About RealTime Publishing
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64.2
Writing a Custom Transporter
- 64.2.1 Writing Your Own Transporter
- 64.2.2 Considerations About Overriding AbstractTransporter Methods
- 64.2.3 Helper Methods in AbstractTransporter
- 64.2.4 Implementing a Transporter: Example
- 64.2.5 Code for Writing RealTime Publishing Transporter
- 64.2.6 Understanding Edge-Case Scenarios
- 64.2.7 Intercepting Asset Publishing Events on the Management Instance
- 64.2.8 Distinguishing Between Unpackers and CacheUpdates
- 65 Understanding Asset and Publish Events in WebCenter Sites
- 66 Customizing Content Audit Reports
- Part XVII Troubleshooting
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Part XVIII Reference
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68
Using Asset API: Tutorial
- 68.1 Understanding the Asset API
- 68.2 Primary Interfaces
- 68.3 Getting Started
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68.4
Asset API Read
- 68.4.1 A Simple Example: Reading Field Values
- 68.4.2 Reading AssetId
- 68.4.3 Reading Attributes Given the Asset ID
- 68.4.4 Running a Query
- 68.4.5 Running a Complex Query
- 68.4.6 Retrieving the Results by Sorting
- 68.4.7 Reading BlobObject
- 68.4.8 Retrieving Multi-Valued Attributes
- 68.4.9 Multilingual Assets: Retrieving Translations
- 68.4.10 Reading Asset and Attribute Definitions
- 68.4.11 Reading Key-Value Mappings
- 68.5 Asset API Write
- 68.6 Development Strategies
- 68.7 Optional: Setting Up to Use the Asset API from Standalone Java Programs
- 69 Using Public Site Search
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68
Using Asset API: Tutorial
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Part XIX Coding with Developer Tools
- 70 About Developer Tools
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71
Installing and Configuring Developer Tools
- 71.1 Prerequisites
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71.2
Setting Up Developer Tools
- 71.2.1 How to Install the Developer Tools Plug-in
- 71.2.2 How to Verify the Developer Tools Plug-In Installation
- 71.2.3 How to Integrate WebCenter Sites with the Eclipse IDE
- 71.2.4 How to Enable Code Completion for Remote Hosts
- 71.2.5 How to Use Developer Tools to Work with Existing Resources
- 71.2.6 How to Manage WebCenter Sites Resources
- 71.2.7 How to Work with a Pre-Existing Project in Eclipse
- 71.3 Updating Developer Tools
- 71.4 Managing WebCenter Sites Resources in Eclipse
- 71.5 Uninstalling Developer Tools
- 72 Introducing Developer Tools Features in Eclipse
- 73 Developing JSPs with Developer Tools
- 74 Creating Templates for Mobile Websites Using Developer Tools
- 75 Synchronizing and Exchanging Data Using Developer Tools
- 76 Using Workspaces in Developer Tools
- 77 Using Developer Tools Command Line Interface (CLI)
- 78 Integrating Developer Tools Workspaces with Version Control Systems
- 79 Using Developer Tools to Manage and Exchange Resources
- 80 Using the Developer Tools Command Line Interface (CLI) to Create Reusable Modules
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Part XX Appendixes for Oracle WebCenter Sites Core
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81
Introducing WebCenter Sites Tools and Utilities
- 81.1 Oracle WebCenter Sites Explorer
- 81.2 Connecting to a WebCenter Sites Database
- 81.3 CatalogMover
- 81.4 Property Management Tool
- 81.5 About Importing with XMLPost
- 82 Understanding White Space and Compression
- 83 Using WebCenter Sites URL Assemblers
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81
Introducing WebCenter Sites Tools and Utilities