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Welcome to the BEA WebLogic Personalization Server! Using WebLogic Personalization Server, you can create personalized e-Commerce sites with content that is customized to users based on user profiles and business rules you define. What this means for your e-Commerce enterprise is a flexible, personalized, dynamic Web presence that listens and responds to your customers and partners based on what you define as important factors. Get started now employing the power of dynamic, rules-based, custom Web content! |
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Overview of the WebLogic Personalization Server
What Is WebLogic Personalization Server?
Foundation Classes and Utilities
Introduction to Portals and Portlets
What is the Difference Between a Portal and a Portlet?
Logging On to the Administration Tool
Configuring the Flow Manager to Control Portal Access
Creating a Portal Web Site Directory Under the Server Document Root
Using the Portal Administration Tool
Creating a Portal Using the Acme Demo
Introducing the Acme Demo Portal
Building the Acme Demo Portal Components
Creating Portlets for Your Demo Portal
Associating Portlets with Your Demo Portal
Editing Your Demo Portal Layout
Editing Your Demo Portal Color Scheme
Creating and Managing Property Sets
Property Value Retrieval via ConfigurableEntity
Using the Property Set Management Tool
Creating Properties Within a Property Set
Editing Properties Within a Property Set
Using the User Management Tool
Creating Unified Profile Types
Deleting Unified Profile Types
Registering User Attributes for Retrieval from LDAP
Unregistering User Attributes for Retrieval from LDAP
Registering Group Attributes for Retrieval from LDAP
Unregistering Group Attributes for Retrieval from LDAP
Viewing LDAP Configuration Settings
Selecting Groups for Use in the Personalization Server from the Realm
Mapping Realm Groups to the Personalization Server
Deleting Groups from Your Database
Deleting User Records That Do Not Exist in the Realm from the Personalization Database
Using the Rules Management Administration Tool
Adding an If User Phrase to a Rule
Creating a Content Selector Rule
Adding an If User Classifier to a Content Selector Rule Phrase
Adding an And When Phrase to a Content Selector Rule
Adding a Then Display Content Phrase to a Content Selector Rule
Editing a Then Display Content Phrase
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