Table of Contents
- Title and Copyright Information
- Preface
- Part I Introduction
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Part II Enabling Oracle Content Management Integrations
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Integrate with Other Oracle
Applications and Services
- Integrate with Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher
- Integrate with Oracle Cobrowse Cloud Service
- Integrate with Oracle Commerce
- Integrate with Oracle Developer Cloud Service
- Integrate with Oracle Eloqua
- Integrate with Oracle Enterprise Contracts
- Integrate with Oracle Integration
- Integrate with Oracle Intelligent Advisor
- Integrate with Oracle JD Edwards
- Integrate with Oracle Logistics Cloud
- Integrate with Oracle Maxymiser
- Integrate with Oracle Responsys
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Integrate with Oracle Visual Builder
- Use Oracle Content Management Components in Oracle Visual Builder Applications
- Embed Oracle Visual Builder Applications in an Oracle Content Management Site Page
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Build an Oracle Content Management VBCS Form
and Data Report Components
- Build an Oracle Content Management VBCS Public Form Component
- Build an Oracle Content Management VBCS Secure Form Component
- Build an Oracle Content Management VBCS Public Gated Form Component
- Build an Oracle Content and Experience VBCS Data Report Component
- Build an Oracle Content Management VBCS Multipage Form As a Web App Component
- Provide a VBCS Endpoint As a URL for Select Menus
- Integrate with Oracle WebCenter Content
- 3 Integrate with Third-Party Applications
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Use Content Connectors
- Enable a Content Connector
- Disable a Content Connector
- Configure a Google Drive Content Connector
- Configure a Microsoft OneDrive Content Connector
- Configure a Dropbox Content Connector
- Configure a WordPress.org Content Connector
- Configure a YouTube Content Connector
- Configure a Microsoft SharePoint Online Content Connector
- Configure a Contentful Content Connector
- Configure a Drupal Content Connector
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Configure Oracle WebCenter
Content Server and Oracle Content Management for the WCC Connector v2.0
- Verify Network Accessibility for a WCC Connector v2.0
- Check WebCenter Content Server Readiness
- Check Oracle Content Management Readiness
- Configure the Oracle WebCenter Content Connector v2.0
- Specify WebCenter Content Connector v2.0 Mappings
- Enable Oracle WebCenter Content Connector v2.0 for an Asset Repository
- Use Oracle WebCenter Content Connector v2.0
- Map to a Custom Asset Type
- Revoke Authorized Users
- Use Custom Digital Asset Types in Content Connectors
- Create and Configure a Custom Content Connector
- Provide Configuration Parameter Values for a Content Connector
- Delete a Content Connector
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Integrate with Other Oracle
Applications and Services
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Part III Developing Oracle Content Management Extensions
- 5 Develop Custom Actions with Application Integration Framework (AIF)
- 6 Develop Content Connectors
- 7 Develop Custom Field Editors
- 8 Develop Custom Content Forms
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Develop Translation Connectors
for Language Service Providers
- Overview of the Translation Connector Framework
- Request a Lingotek Trial Connector for Content Translation
- Enable a Lingotek LSP Translation Connector
- Delete a Lingotek LSP Translation Connector
- Register Multiple Lingotek Connectors
- Add Custom Locales to a Lingotek Translation Connector
- Translate Native Files in Assets
- Build a New Translation Connector
- Configure and Register a Translation Connector
- Translation Connector Execution Flow
- Translation Job Editor
- Translation Jobs Validation
- Sample Translation Connector Implementation
- Understand the Sample Translation Connector Source Code
- 10 Develop External Processors
- 11 Compile Content Layouts as HTML
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Part IV Developing Oracle Content Management Integrations
- 12 Understand Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)
- 13 Embed the Web User Interface in Other Applications
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Oracle Content Management REST APIs
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Integrate with Oracle Content Management Using OAuth
- Cloud Account Using IAM Identity Domain
- Cloud Account Using Oracle Identity Cloud Service
- Download the Swagger File for a REST API
- REST API for Activity Log
- REST API for Content Capture
- REST API for Content Delivery
- REST API for Content Management
- REST API for Content Preview
- REST API for Conversations
- REST API for Documents
- REST API for Self-Management
- REST API for Sites Management
- REST API for Users and Groups
- REST API for Webhooks Management
- Use REST APIs for Content Search
- Use REST APIs for Extended Workflow
- Create and Use Applinks for File and Folder Access
- Provide Access to Files and Folders with Public Links
- Upload a REST API Swagger File into Mobile Cloud Service
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Integrate with Oracle Content Management Using OAuth
- 15 Oracle Content Management APIs
- 16 Oracle Content Management SDKs
- 17 GraphQL Support in Oracle Content Management
- 18 Use Webhooks
- 19 Set Proxies