John Brunswick

WebCenter Portal Template Design Best Practices

May 4, 2012 | ADF, Portal, WebCenter

Collaborate 2012 was a great event for the WebCenter product stack at Oracle. Excellent customer turnout, combined with a wealth of resources for WebCenter, helped to make this a very worthwhile event. I presented the following deck to provide an overview of WebCenter Template development and design best practices. Hope that these tips are helpful in your deployments. WebCenter...

10 Reasons Enterprise Portal Still Matters

May 12, 2011 | Enterprise Portal, Extranet, Portal, WebCenter

Continued innovation with Rapid Application Development tools like Ruby on Rails, Grails, Cake PHP and others can occasionally prompt IT shops to ask “Given all of these advancements – what value does an enterprise portal framework provide? It seems like I can quickly develop extranet, intranet and other web solutions with RAD tools. Is a portal overkill?” As an architect I...

E2.0 Workbench Podcast 3 – HTML5, UCM and WebCenter “QuickBox”

April 26, 2011 | 2 | Enterprise 2.0 Workbench, HTML5, Portal, UCM, WebCenter

Subscribe to this Podcast on iTunesThough HTML5 formalization is still underway, a number of powerful features are already seeing use on the Web. In the following example we will create a WebCenter page that alllows files to be drag and dropped from the desktop into a browser, checking the content into Universal Content Management (UCM) and dragged out of the browser and onto the desktop from...

WebCenter .NET WSRP Producer – New and Better than Ever

March 28, 2011 | .net accelerator, Enterprise 2.0, Portal, Portlet, Sharepoint, WebCenter, WSRP

In any enterprise beyond a trivial size, hetrogenious development will occur. Developer choice, in addition to platforms inherited based on business selected off the shelf software, mandates that organizations manage a range of development technologies. This is perhaps most relevant with the Java and .NET development stacks. Oracle embraces the need to aggregate disperate technologies “at...

Oracle UCM Integration with WebCenter

April 11, 2010 | Content Management, E2 Blog, ECM, Enterprise 2.0, Portal, Spaces, UCM, WCM, Web 2.0, WebCenter, WebCenter Content

Portal deployments always contain some level of content that requires management. Like peanut butter and jelly, the ying and yang, they are inseparable. Unfortunately, unlike peanut butter and jelly content and portals usually require that an extensive amount of work be completed to create a seamless experience for end users who will be serviced by the portal, as well as for users who...