Earlier this month we released the 10.1.3.4 version of the wiki, blog, and discussion forum services, posted here. We just published a new set of sample portlets built and tested against WebCenter Interaction: wiki and blog portlets | discussion portlet. You can find more information about this release and the samples on OTN.
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Infoworld reports about Ajay Gandhi’s session discussing how WebCenter Interaction (fka: AquaLogic Interaction (fka: Plumtree)) fits into Oracle’s portal strategy. Quotes from the article: The big thing is it’s designed to work with Oracle’s Web 2.0-based WebCenter Services and Oracle’s Universal Content Management. [..] A “People Connections” capability in 11g is a Web 2.0 service [...]
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The other day, Vince Casarez, Vice President for Product Management, responsible for the portal products at Oracle, published a post on the official WebCenter blog, http://blogs.oracle.com/webcenter. In the note, titled You can tell how worried a competitor is by how much FUD they spread… Vince makes it clear what we mean by developing and supporting [...]
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On July 1, 2008 Charles Phillips, President, and Thomas Kurian, SVP for Fusion Middleware, gave an online briefing about Oracle’s Middleware Strategy. Here are some highlights relevant to the Enterprise 2.0 and Portal space. The level of future support is divided into three categories: Strategic Products: Oracle Universal Content Management, Oracle WebCenter Framework, Oracle WebCenter [...]
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