Part II

Development

Developers use Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse to create portals, portlets, pages, and books. During development, you can implement data transfer and interportlet communication strategies and consider the security of the components. In the development stage, careful attention to best practices is crucial. Wherever possible, this guide includes descriptions and instructions for adhering to these best practices.

Part II contains the following chapters:

• Chapter 3, "Understanding Portal Development"

• Chapter 4, "Setting up Your Portal Development Environment"

• Chapter 5, "Integrating Existing Web Applications into WebLogic Portal"

• Chapter 6, "Integrating WebLogic Portal into Existing Web Applications"

• Chapter 7, "User Interface Development with Look And Feel Features"

• Chapter 8, "Developing Portals Using Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse"

• Chapter 9, "Using the Dynamic Visitor Tools"

• Chapter 10, "Advanced DVT Development"

• Chapter 11, "Enabling Visitor Tools"

• Chapter 12, "Creating Portals for Multiple Device Types"

• Chapter 13, "Designing Portals for Optimal Performance"

• Chapter 14, "Obtaining Debug Information"