Integration: Using OracleAS Portal to 'Bring It All Together' (1.05MB) Presented at: Collaborate Date: 04/18/2007 Abstract: As systems become more and more complex, end-users are faced with increasingly complicated and varying user interfaces. There is an urgent need for IS depatments to integrate systems and provide consistency between these applications. OracleAS Portal provides the means to integrate Oracle and non-Oracle-based systems into a visually consistent environment that end-users can access easily and administrators can maintain securely.

Content Management with OracleAS Portal 10g R2 (1.04MB) Presented at: Collaborate Date: 04/26/2006 Abstract: Many people think of content management as icons on a web page that users can click to download an Excel file. The features Oracle provides in OracleAS 10gR2 to manage content give administrators incredible amounts of flexibility and security. This presentation will show the advanced features of Oracle's Content Management and show that, with the right planning, Content Administrators can deploy a dynamic content management system with virtually no written code whatsoever.

Using JDeveloper to Create and Deploy Portlets (592KB) Presented at: Collaborate Date: 04/25/2006 Abstract: The OracleAS Portal wizards are extremely powerful, but there many reasons for needing greater control of your portlets than the OracleAS Portal wizards can give you. Oracle JDeveloper gives you total control over your Portlet development. Previous versions of JDeveloper used an arduous process for developing and deploying portlets. This presentation will focus on the ease with which developers can develop and deploy portlets in the latest versions of JDeveloper and the Oracle Application Server.

Oracle Application Server 10g R2 New Features (198KB) Presented at: Collaborate Date: 04/24/2006 Abstract: Oracle Application Server embraces almost all of the major development frameworks available today. Oracle continues to add enhancements to its Application Server and keeping up with these new changes can be a challenge. The presentation will delineate the additional functionality Oracle has incorporated into the Application Server and will discuss Oracle's focus on SOA.