WebLogic Training Overview:
This course provides hands-on experience building enterprise portal applications using Weblogic Portal and Eclipse. This training prepares you to immediately contribute to sophisticated portal development projects based on the a instrustry leading Oracle Weblogic platform.
WebLogic Training Prerequisites :
This course is intended for Java developers who need to develop portal applications using Weblogic portal. Java programming with the core J2EE APIs is essential.
WebLogic Training Objectives:
- Describe the capabilities of Workshop's Eclipse plug-ins
- Define portal desktops and portlets
- Customize the appearance of a portal using skins, skeletons, and shells
- Create page flow and actions in Workshop
- Use NetUI tags, including repeaters and grid
- Create backing file classes for portal components
- Configure a portlet or desktop to run asynchronously
- Use Web clipper portlets
- Federate portal books, pages, and portlets between producers and consumers
- Customize WSRP communication
- Define the terms repository, type, property, node, and library services
- Rapidly display content in a portal using placeholders and selectors
- Personalize a portal application using content selectors, events and campaigns
- Create and access content programmatically
- Secure portal components with roles and entitlements
- Customize a user's portal with the visitor tools
WebLogic Training Course duration:
4 Days
WebLogic Training Course outline
Course Introduction
- Portals and the Enterprise
- Feature Overview
- Product Installation
- Starting and Stopping Servers
- JSR Portal APIs
- Portal Versions
- Creating a Portal Domain
Development Fundamentals
- Eclipse Java Tools Overview
- Eclipse Extension options
- Ear and Jar Projects
- Eclipse Web Tools Overview
- WebLogic Shared Libraries
- Project Facets
Portal Design and Development
- Portal Projects
- Portlet Types
- Portals, Books, and Pages
- Portlet Wizard
Look and Feel Development
- Skeletons
- Skins
- Layouts
- Shells
- Chromosomes
- Themes
NetUI Portlet Development
- Apache Beehive
- Actions and Forwards
- Form Beans
- Internationalization
- Page Flow Perspective
- NetUI JSP Tags
- Validation Rules
Advanced Portlet Development
- JSF and WebLogic Portal
- Portlet Event Handlers
- Asynchronous Portals
- Portlet Publishing
- Portlet Preferences
- Backing Files
- Web Clipper Portlet
Federated Portal Development
- Web Service Fundamentals
- Consumer Registration
- Proxy Portlet, Pages and Books
- WSRP Architecture
- Service Registry Integration
- WSRP Interceptors
Content Management
- Content Management Architecture
- WebDAV CMS Integration
- Content Placeholders
- Content JSP Tags
- Content Types and Properties
- Content Workflows
- Content Selectors
Advanced Content Management
- Content Management APIs
- Campaigns
- Content Display Templates
- User Profiles
- Content Personalization
- Content Presenter Portlet
- Content SPI Overview
Administration Fundamentals
- WebLogic Portal Tools Overview
- Visitor Roles and Entitlements
- Visitor Tools
- Desktop Administration
- Desktop Customization
