Preface

This guide provides information for the following tasks:

• How to install and configure Oracle WebCenter Wiki and Blog Server.

• How to integrate wikis and blogs into applications and create and manage wiki and blog content.

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Audience

This guide is written for the following users of Oracle Application Server Portal (OracleAS Portal), Oracle WebLogic Portal, Oracle WebCenter, and Oracle WebCenter Interaction:

• Portal application developers who want to add wikis and blogs to their new as well as existing deployments.

• Portal site administrators who want to maintain their deployed applications.

• Component developers who want to build portlets.

This guide assumes that the audience has access to the Oracle Application Development Framework Developer's Guide and is familiar with the following concepts:

• Java

• Oracle JDeveloper

• Java Server Faces

• Oracle Application Development Framework (Oracle ADF) (purpose, basic architecture, basic development skills)

• Oracle ADF Faces components

• Oracle WebLogic Server

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Related Documents

Detailed documentation on Oracle WebCenter, Oracle WebCenter Interaction, Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF), Oracle Application Server, Oracle WebLogic Portal, and Oracle WebLogic Server is available at http://webcenter.oracle.com.

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