Authoring Portlets for Oracle WebCenter Interaction Using the
Oracle WebCenter Portlet Toolkit for .NET
The Oracle WebCenter Portlet Toolkit for .NET provides
ease-of-use features for authoring Oracle WebCenter Interaction portlets.
All Oracle WebCenter Interaction Development Kit (IDK) features are
accessible through the Oracle WebCenter Portlet Toolkit for .NET,
and some are much simpler to use, requiring only a single line of
code to accomplish complex tasks.
This section contains the following topics:
The Oracle WebCenter Portlet Toolkit for .NET is fully integrated
with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 and includes pre-configured project
templates, file templates for portlet and preference pages, and a
class library that provides easy access to preferences, user properties,
profile information, and other useful information. To deploy portlets
developed with the .NET Portlet Toolkit in Oracle WebCenter Interaction,
follow the normal steps for configuring the associated objects. For
details on deploying portlets in Oracle WebCenter Interaction, see
the
Oracle WebCenter Interaction Web Service Development Guide.
- Creating an Oracle WebCenter Interaction Portlet Using the .NET Portlet ToolkitTo create a new Oracle WebCenter Interaction portlet, use the Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 templates provided with the .NET Portlet Toolkit. The templates are pre-configured to include references to required assemblies, including the Oracle WebCenter Interaction Development Kit (IDK), Portlet API libraries, the Logging Spy infrastructure and the Oracle WebCenter Interaction Development Kit (IDK) user profile provider.
- Manipulating Oracle WebCenter Interaction Preferences Using the .NET Portlet ToolkitTo access and update Oracle WebCenter Interaction preferences using the .NET Portlet Toolkit, use preference attributes or a preference collection.
- Accessing User Profile Information Using the .NET Portlet ToolkitTo access user profile information using the .NET Portlet Toolkit, add the properties to the Web.config file and reference them by name in the portlet page.
- Accessing Additional Portlet Information Using the .NET Portlet ToolkitTo access portlet-specific information from Oracle WebCenter Interaction, use the .NET Portlet Toolkit objects in the ALIPortletPage base class.
- Creating Oracle WebCenter Interaction Preference Pages Using the .NET Portlet ToolkitTo create a preference page, use the VisualStudio.NET templates provided with the .NET Portlet Toolkit. The templates are pre-configured to include references to required assemblies, including the Oracle WebCenter Interaction Development Kit (IDK), Portlet API libraries, the Logging Spy infrastructure and the Oracle WebCenter Interaction Development Kit (IDK) user profile provider.
- Logging .NET Application Accelerator ActivityTo view logs of .NET Application Accelerator activity, use Oracle WebCenter Interaction Logging Spy.
- About the .NET Web Control Consumer (WCC)The .NET Web Control Consumer provides support for using standard .NET Web Controls in portlet development.