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Welcome to Oracle WebCenter

Oracle WebCenter

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

Oracle WebCenter Framework
- Oracle WebCenter Framework augments the JSF environment with additional components, integration, and runtime options by integrating capabilities that are historically included in portal products directly into the JSF environment.

Oracle WebCenter Spaces
- Oracle WebCenter 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.

Oracle Composer
- Oracle Composer enables runtime customization and personalization of JSF applications created with Oracle WebCenter Framework.

WebCenter Services
- WebCenter 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.

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Oracle WebCenter Documentation

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When users are granted full edit permissions on a page, they can use Oracle Composer and Oracle's Business Dictionary or Resource Catalog to customize the page in the following ways:

Browse Components and Portlets: The Business Dictionary and Resource Catalog contain components and portlets, which users can add to their view of a page. Resource catalogs can contain items such as portlets, layout components, task flows, documents, Oracle ADF Faces components, business intelligence components, business activity monitoring (BAM) components, enterprise application components, Google gadgets, and more. To control which components are visible to users in the viewer, developers can modify the default Resource Catalog or create one or more of their own Resource Catalogs using Oracle WebCenter Framework at design time. The Business Dictionary or Resource Catalog can be used to deliver role-based views of these components. In this way, administrators can see one view of the Resource Catalog and business users will get a different view.
Edit Component Properties: In addition to changing visual properties of a component, task flow, or portlet, users can wire two portlets together using Oracle Application Development Framework navigational parameters. Note that you can also wire components together using Oracle WebCenter Framework.
Wire Components Together (Mashup Components): Users can display a header or actions on the task flow, and wire the task flow to a page parameter or directly to another component to create their own mashups. For example, in an application or portal page, with the Department and Employee task flows added to the page, a user can edit the Employee task flow and define a parameter with a constant value of 10. When the user clicks the Save button, the Employee table displays details for employees with an ID of 10 only. Or, users could define a simple expression that allows the Employee task flow to be changed whenever they click on a different Department.
Edit Page-Level Properties: Users can change visual properties of the page, such as background color or page title, and create page parameters that can be used by other components on the page. For example, if a page contains a Sales Opportunities portlet, users can create a page parameter for which they define a constant value, such as "West Region". The Sales Opportunities portlet can then be set to use this page parameter so that the portlet displays the sales opportunities for the West Region.