In a previous post we saw how to build a twitter portlet using the Fusion Middleware stack in a few minutes. If you’re more on a quick prototyping or proof of concept project, you can do something similar or even more visual without any coding whatsoever. Twitter has a set of gadgets that you can [...]
Filed under: WebCenter General | Tagged: gadget, spaces, twitter, webcenter | 1 Comment »
John Brunswick from Oracle demonstrates how easy it is to build a Twitter portlet and consume it in Oracle WebCenter without writing a single line of code. In this easy to follow youtube video John walks us through the steps end-to-end, covering in detail how to: Consume an XML feed in Oracle JDeveloper Generate the [...]
Filed under: JDeveloper, jsf, WebCenter General | Tagged: adf, JDeveloper, portlet, twitter, webcenter, xsd | 4 Comments »
I’m giving away three copies of the Oracle WebCenter 11g Handbook to the top 3 bloggers/tweeters about Oracle WebCenter during Oracle OpenWorld 2009 (Oct 11-15). To be considered for the price, all you need to do is post a link to your blog and/or twitter name here as a comment. The book is scheduled to [...]
Filed under: Book, Oracle OpenWorld | Tagged: blog, book, free, free book, twitter, webcenter | 14 Comments »
