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Oracle WebCenter Portal 11g Developer Workshop
Lab 01 – Creating the OraHealth Portal
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Overview
The goal of this lab is to create the OraHealth portal and its basic structure. We will also see the common settings for the portal, most of which will be explored in future labs. WebCenter Portal provides a web-based interface to create and manage the Portals. The development tool (JDeveloper) is only required to create custom resources, such as page templates, skins, Task Flows, etc. At the end of this exercise, you will be able to: 1. Create a new Portal
2. Define the Page hierarchy for the portal
3. Configure basic settings for the portal
4. Enable services for the portal
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Instructions
1. Log in to WebCenter Portal as weblogic through the following URL: http://server:7777/webcenter/.
2. Click on the Administration link.
3. The Administration page is the main work area for the Portal administrator. It gives access to most of the administrative tasks, and allows the administrators to create and manage Portals.
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4. Go to the Portals tab and click on Create Portal.
5. Click the Use This button for the Portal template.
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6. Set the following properties for the Portal:
o Title: OraHealth
o Description: OraHealth Employee Portal
o URL: orahealth
o Access: Public
7. Click Add Pages to create the page navigation.
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8. Enter the following page hierarchy to be created in the Portal:
o Our Staff
o +History
o ++On Line
o ++Publications
o +Consulting
o Our Patients
o Insurance
o Medical Services
o Networking
9. Click the Create button to create the portal. An assistant will show the progress of the operation:
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10. A confirmation screen will show the Portal was created successfully:
11. Click on the Administer your portal link.
12. Go to the Settings tab.
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13. We will create a new Page Template and Skin in a future lab, so for now we can leave the [system default]. Also there will be a new Resource Catalog that will host the Task Flow that will be developed.
14. Change the Portal Icon and Logo by uploading new files. The files are:
o Icon: lab_assets/OraHealth/images/orahealthico_s.jpg
o Logo: lab_assets/OraHealth/images/orahealthico.jpg
15. Go to the Pages tab and notice the page hierarchy that was created on the Portal. Observe that we can reposition the pages, and create new pages in this hierarchy.
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16. The Assets tab contains objects that will only be used by this Portal. In our labs, we will create Shared Assets that can be reused in other portals.
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17. In the Security tab, we can see the portal’s users and roles. We will make changes to this setting in a future lab.
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18. In the Tools and Services tab, enable all available services by checking the associated box. For each one, there will be a notification window warning the administrator to update the roles with permissions to this new component.
19. In the Subportals tab, we can add new portals inside this Portal.
20. The System Pages tab allows the administrator to customize some of the system pages, such as the Profile or the Activity Stream pages.
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21. Finally, the Device Settings tab allows the administrator to configure special support to specific devices and families. We will see how to do this in a future lab.
22. Click on the View Portal link. The page should look similar to the following:
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23. The next lab will go over the creation of the Page Template and Skin.
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Oracle WebCenter Portal 11g Developer Workshop – LAB 01 Creating the OraHealth Portal
September, 2014
Author: Denis Abrantes
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