Part II

Development

Some of the tasks described in this chapter require you to use Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse features to create remote portlets, implement interportlet communication, and create interceptors. Some features, such as interceptors, require Java coding expertise. Other features, such as user profile mapping, require you to edit configuration files.

For a detailed description of the development phase of the portal life cycle, see the Oracle Fusion Middleware Overview for Oracle WebLogic Portal.

Part II contains the following chapters:

• Chapter 4, "Creating Remote Portlets, Pages, and Books"

• Chapter 5, "Configuring Remote Portlets"

• Chapter 6, "Offering Books, Pages, and Portlets to Consumers"

• Chapter 7, "Interportlet Communication with Remote Portlets"

• Chapter 8, "Configuring a WebLogic Server Producer"

• Chapter 9, "The Interceptor Framework"

• Chapter 10, "Federating User Profiles"

• Chapter 11, "Consumer Entitlement"

• Chapter 12, "Transferring Custom Data"

• Chapter 13, "WSRP Interoperability with Oracle WebCenter Portal and Oracle Portal"

• Chapter 14, "Other Topics and Best Practices"