Welcome to Oracle WebCenter Portal

Oracle WebCenter

Oracle WebCenter Portal is the set of components that you use to create social applications, enterprise portals, collaborative communities, composite applications, and Internet/intranet web sites.

Oracle Application Development Framework

Oracle ADF provides the common development framework for all Oracle Fusion Middleware user interfaces and Oracle Fusion Applications.

Oracle WebCenter Portal: Framework

Oracle WebCenter Portal: Framework is a modern portal framework that speeds delivery of portals and websites and extends the capabilities of traditional enterprise portals.

Oracle WebCenter Portal: Spaces

Oracle WebCenter Portal: Spaces is an out-of-the-box application that brings you the latest technology in terms of social networking, communication, collaboration, and personal productivity with no development effort.

Mashups and Composite Applications

Combine existing enterprise functions into a new application.

Composer in WebCenter Portal

Composer in WebCenter Portal enables runtime customization and personalization of JSF applications created with Oracle WebCenter Portal: Framework.

WebCenter Portal: Services

WebCenter Portal: Services provide a variety of Web 2.0 content management, search, collaboration, and communication services to extend the functionality of your applications and enrich the end user experience.

Other Key WebCenter Portal Features

Other key WebCenter Portal features include the Oracle WebCenter Portal's Portlet Producer, Oracle WebCenter Portal's Pagelet Producer, and Personalization for WebCenter Portal.

Try the Tutorials

Oracle WebCenter Portal Documentation

Go to the Oracle WebCenter Portal documentation library

Developers can simply drag and drop data controls onto a page design and indicate what type of component should represent that data. For example, you can take a database table exposed as a business service and request JDeveloper to render the data as a table by dragging-and-dropping the control onto the page and filling in a simple dialog box. Oracle ADF takes care of the rest.

By using Oracle ADF, the implementation details of these services are stored as metadata in the ADF Model layer. This design enables developers to exchange services without modifying the user interface, making the application extremely agile. Additionally, developers creating the user interface do not need to bother with business service access details. Instead, they can focus on developing the application interface and interaction logic.