ORACLE WEBCENTER CONTENT SERVER CUSTOMIZATION

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Description

  • Type

    Training

  • Level

    Intermediate

  • Methodology

    Online

  • Duration

    1 Month

  • Start date

    Different dates available

  • Online campus

    Yes

  • Delivery of study materials

    Yes

  • Support service

    Yes

  • Virtual classes

    Yes

The Oracle WebCenter Content Server Customization training provides you the fundamental skills to change the look-and-feel and functionality of Oracle WebCenter Content Server. Learn to create custom components.
-- Integrate Custom Java Code Into the Content Server.
-- Create Custom Idoc Script Functions and Variables with Java Code.
-- Execute Code at key events.
-- Perform advanced troubleshooting and error tracing.
-- Modify functionality as well as the look-and-feel of the content server.
-- Use dynamic server pages as alternatives to custom components.

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Subjects

  • Java
  • Server
  • HTML
  • Layout
  • Project
  • Customization
  • WebCenter
  • Oracle
  • Architecture
  • Server Architecture
  • SOA

Course programme

COURSE DETAILS & CURRICULUM

Introducing Oracle WebCenter
  • About Oracle WebCenter Content Server Customization Capabilities
  • Introducing What can be Customized and How
Describing the Oracle WebCenter Content Server Architecture
  • Understanding the Role of SOA
  • Identifying Where System, Standard, and Custom Components are Stored
  • Describing the Oracle WebCenter Content Server Startup Sequence
  • Introducing Usage and Concepts of Services
Using Component Wizard
  • Packaging and Installing Components
  • Introducing Tag Filtering
  • Identifying Files Created in a Component and the Resulting Directory Structure
  • Using Different Types of Content Server Resources
  • Understanding Where Component Wizard Stores Created Files
  • Enabling Components
  • Defining the Default HTML Editor
Using Idoc Script
  • Using Idoc Script to Alter the Presentation of the Content Server
  • Using Idoc Script to Alter the Functionality of the Content Server
  • Understanding the Programming Capabilities of Idoc Script
The Glue File and the Environment Resource
  • Creating an Environment Resource
  • Explaining the Purpose of the Glue File
  • Identifying Sections, Including MergeRules and ResourceDefinition
The HTML Include Resource and Localization Strings
  • Defining and Calling an HTML Include
  • Labeling the Different Resource Types
  • Differentiating Between Idoc Script and Java Related Resource Types
  • Using the Super Tag
  • Building Localized Strings
The Query Resource
  • Creating a Query
  • Explaining the Role of the Query Resource
  • Passing Parameters to a Query
The Service Resource
  • Analyzing the Structure of a Service
  • Describing the Purpose of the Service Resource
  • Understanding the Various Ways a Service can be Called
  • Creating a Service Resource
The Template Resource
  • Passing Parameters to the Template
  • Creating a New Template
  • Modifying an Existing Template
  • Explaining the Difference Between the Template Definition File and the Template Page Assembly File
  • Using MergeRules ResultSet
Integrating WebCenter Content
  • About WebCenter Content Web Services
Planning Your Component
  • Determining the Necessary Resources for Creating a Component
  • Identifying the Necessary Code Changes
Modifying the Navigation
  • Investigating the 11g Navigation Engine Reference
  • Changing the Criteria of a Navigation Link
  • Modifying Navigation Menus With Data Includes/Resource Tables
  • Installing and Enabling the NewLayout Component
  • Changing the Icon for a Navigation Link in Tree Display
  • Understanding Navigation Concepts
  • Switching to a New Layout
  • Moving an Existing Navigation Link
Creating a New Layout and Skin
  • Modifying the Component
  • Exploring the New Layout Component
  • Creating a Custom Skin
  • Understanding User interface Purpose and benefits of Layouts and Skins
  • Modifying the Banner Image
Advanced Troubleshooting and Error Tracing
  • Using Variable Substitution Order
  • Understanding the Use and Effect of #env, #active, #local
  • Enabling Troubleshooting Options
  • Understanding the DataBinder
Changing Metadata Attributes
  • Describing Metadata Attribute Variables
  • Discussing Resource Includes
  • Changing Metadata Attributes Like Required Fields, Hidden Fields, and Read-Only Fields
  • Introducing Idoc Script Page Flags
Using Dynamic Server Pages as Alternatives to Custom Components
  • Creating an HCST Dynamic Server Page (*.hcst)
  • Creating a Custom Include (*.idoc Resource File)
Content Server Forms
  • About Advantages of Using Oracle Content Server Forms
  • Describing the Life Cycle of a Form
  • Creating a New Custom Service Class
  • Creating a Form
Overview of Java Customization
  • Introducing JDeveloper
  • Describing the Customization Available With Java
Integrating Custom Java Code Into the Oracle WebCenter Content Server
  • Creating a Custom Component Tracing Section
  • Deploying a Java Project Into a Component Folder
  • Extending a Component Classpath With a Custom JAR file
  • Creating a Service Calling a Custom Service Class
  • Writing a Custom Service Class using JDeveloper
  • Extending the Core Oracle Content Server Java Classes
Creating Custom Idoc Script Functions and Variables With Java Code
  • Deploying the Idoc Script Extension With JDeveloper
  • Creating Custom Idoc Script Functions and Variables
  • Creating a Stand-alone Custom Java Class
Executing Code at Key Events: Utilizing Java Filters
  • Creating a Custom Java Filter
  • Configuring a JDeveloper Project to Create a Java Filter
  • Understanding the Power of Filters
  • Creating a Component Referencing a Custom Java Filter
Creating Custom Java Service Handlers
  • Calling Custom Methods From Existing Content Server Services
  • Configuring a JDeveloper Project to Create a Java Service Handler
  • Registering Custom Java Code for Use Within Standard Services

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ORACLE WEBCENTER CONTENT SERVER CUSTOMIZATION

£ 427.89 VAT inc.

*Indicative price

Original amount in INR:

₹ 43,929

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