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Friday, April 4

Using Dynamic Converter on demand with RIDC Client

Goal

Using Dynamic Converter with XML und XSLT to convert parts of an XML-File on demand controlled by the client.

Environment

WebCenter Content 11.1.1.7
XML und XSLT Files
Java Client using RIDC

Add application/xml as Config Conversion Formats

Upload XSL

Define Dynamic Conversion Rule

To add a new rule you must provide a criteria.

Dynamic Converter Samples

XML and XSLT Samples could be download from OTN.

Java Client

More Information

Oracle® Fusion Middleware Services Reference Guide for Oracle Universal Content Management

4.5.3 GET_DYNAMIC_CONVERSION

http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E21764_01/doc.1111/e11011/c05_core.htm#BABIBFBA

Thursday, March 27

WCP (11.1.1.1.8) Using Navigation Model with Content Query

Goal

Using Content Query with Navigation Model in WebCenter Portal and specify your own content presenter template online.

Environment

WebCenter Portal 11.1.1.8
(Sub-)Portal created with the Portal Template
Some Documents to Display in a Folder

How to get the FolderID for the CMIS Query ?

Add a CMIS Query to the Navigation Model

CMIS Query with the correct FolderID

IN_TREE - Parameter:

ucmserver - Content Server Connection

IDC:Folder/{dCollectionID}

Define our own Content Presenter Template on the Navigation Page

Add a Parameter:

templateView - oracle.webcenter.content.templates.default.detail

The Name of the templateView could be found in the Content Presenter Assets. Select the Asset and show the properties. You get the following informationen:

The view-id is the Parameter you are looking for and by the way no JDeveloper-WebCenter-Portal-Round-Trip-Development is needed !

Thursday, March 20

How to detect as UCM Greenhorn the right Content Type Property Names for the Content Presenter

Rule #1

Build-In-Property begin always with d + Attribute in CamelCase

Sample: WebExtension = dWebExtension

Rule #2

Custom-Property begin always with x + Name of the Information Field from Configuration Manager [in CamelCase]

Sample: Comments = xComments

If you have Oracle Database Background and the development machine is yours, you can try following select statement to bring this information into you JDeveloper.