This document provides an overview of an upcoming training on Oracle Universal Content Management (UCM) 11g and Site Studio. It introduces the instructor, Lee Klement, and outlines the agenda for the three day training, which will cover topics such as deploying dynamic web sites, Site Studio administration, creating custom elements, using Idoc script, adding navigation, and more. Optional additional lessons may include creating fragments, working more with Idoc script, and Site Studio services.

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Oracle Universal Content Management 11g:
Manage Web Content II
Lee Klement
Senior Principal Instructor
Oracle University

3. Welcome! I’m Lee.
• Name: Lee Klement
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• Residence: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Minneapolis
• Workplace: Everywhere!
• Experience: 16 Years with Stellent, now Oracle
• Spent time in Support, Consulting, and QA/Web Group
• 8 Years as a Trainer on Content Server
• Lead Instructor on Content Server Products (UCM / WCM / URM)
• Now also teaching Oracle Classes on:
• Introduction to Java
• Java EE
• XML
• Web services

4. Introduce Yourself!
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• Wh t’ your name?
What’s ?
• What do you do?
• What experience or training do you have with
Content Server?
• What experience or training do you have with Site
Studio?
• What will you be doing with Site Studio?
• Tell us two facts about yourself.

5. Introduce Yourself!
• What’s your name? <Insert Picture Here>
• Where are you today?
• What do you do?
• What experience or training do you have with
Site Studio?
• Tell me about your installation
• Wh t will you b d i with Sit St di ?
What ill be doing ith Site Studio?
• Tell us two facts about yourself.

6. WCM II: Monday's Lessons
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(& Let's Build a Classroom)
2. Deploying a Dynamic Web Site
3. Site Studio Administration Page
4. Creating Custom Elements

7. WCM II: Tuesday's Lessons
5. Using Idoc Script
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6. Adding Navigation
7. Adding Parameters to
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Custom Elements
8. Using a Cascading Style Sheet
with Dynamic Converter

8. WCM II: Wednesday's Lessons
9. Options Available <Insert Picture Here>
Only in Contribution Mode
10. Extending Your Web Page with
Custom Section P
C t S ti Properties
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11. Creating a Custom Dynamic List
12. Working with Site Studio for
External Applications (SSXA)

9. Site Studio isn't Site Studio
• Site Studio is the WCM add-on to Oracle Content
Server
• Content Server is changing it's name.
• W Fusion Middleware Ui
Was F i Middl Uinversal C t t
l Content
Management (UCM)
• Site Studio was FMW UCM Web Content
Management
• UCM Is Becoming: Oracle WebCenter Content
• Site Studio is becoming Oracle WebCenter Content:
Site Studio

10. WCM II: Possible Bonus Lessons
• Creating Fragments
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• Going Deeper With Idoc Script
• Site Studio Services
• Creating Static Lists

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Build A Class
Build-A-Class
(a.k.a. Practice 2...)

13. Big Changes!
• Oracle Universal Content Management (
g (UCM) 11g is
) g
the first version to be implemented as a Java
Enterprise Edition (Java EE) Application
• That means UCM 11g (a.k.a. Content Server) runs
inside a Java EE Application Server
• Oracle's Flagship Java EE Server is the Weblogic
Application Server

14. Connections...
• Weblogic Admin Console:
g
http://hostname.us.oracle.com:7001/console
• C t t Server:
Content S
http://hostname.us.oracle.com:16200/cs

15. Build-Out, Part I
• Lee's Part:
• Lesson 1
• Your Part:
• Practice 1-1 to 1-3: Starting Servers & Configuring WLS
• Practice 2-1: Installing Components
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• Verify:
• Components Enabled:
• ContentTracker
• ContentTrackerReports
• DynamicConverter
• DBSearchContainsOpSupport
p pp
• SiteStudio
• Folders_g
• SiteStudioExternalApplications
• SiteStudioPublisher

16. Build-Out, Part II
• Lee's Part:
• Lesson 2; to page 2-7
• Your Part:
• Practice 2-2 to 2-5:
CMU, Metadata, Admin Tray, Import Content, & Rebuild Index
• Verify:
• Metadata on Checkin Page
• Content Visible in Search Results

17. Build-Out, Part III
• Lee's Part:
• Lesson 2; 2-8 to end + demo replication
• Your Part:
• Practice 2-6: Installing and Configuring Site Studio Designer
• Practice 2-7: Unpack the lab files for this class
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• Verify:
• Designer Starts
• Lab Files visible at d:labsWCM II

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Lesson 3
Site Studio Admin Page

19. Site Studio & DNS

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Interlude:
Site Studio Review

21. Site Studio Purpose
• Build a system that allows websites to be maintained
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with minimal intervention from the web team.
• Web team creates the design, infrastructure, and
process for the sites.
sites
• Contributors create & maintain the content.
• Site managers use existing design elements to create
and maintain sections of the website.

22. Site Studio Design Principles
• A strong separation of presentation & content &
g
control file
• Presentation and content are stored in separate files
• Control files control the contribution process
• That makes presentation and content independently
reuseable elements.
• These reuseable elements are all combined dynamically on
dynamically, on-
demand.

23. 3 Kinds of Files
• Content
• Contributor Data Files: XML / HTML
• Native Content: Word, Wordperfect, Powerpoint, etc.
• Presentation
• Templates
• Page Template: Top-Level Structure Page
• Region Template: Presentation for a contribution region
g p g
• Subtemplate: Reuseable modules that fit inside a page
template.
• Control
• Most have 'definition' in their name (i.e. Element Definition,
Region Definition, Placeholder Definition)
• All stored as XML
t d

24. Placeholders & Contribution Regions
In a page
template, a
placeholder may
reference a
contribution
t ib ti
region.
A contribution
region is an
editable area of
the page
page.

25. What's a Placeholder?
• A placeholder is a named insertion point in a pageg
template or a subtemplate.
• At each placeholder you can assign either a region
definition / template to make a contribution region OR
a subtemplate. The subtemplate would then typically
carry more placeholders.

26. Presentation Model

27. Contribution Model

28. Region Definitions Define a 'Type' of Datafile
• Region Definition defines what data will be in a data
g
file (it's structure)
• Region Template provides a presentation for that data
• D t fil h
Data files have a structure th t matches th d fi iti
t t that t h the definition
they were created from

29. Content Re-Use
...can look different...
The same datafile...
...on different pages
on

30. Site Studio Parts...

31. Site Studio Parts - v2

32. Site Studio Parts, v3

33. Naming Scheme for Class
• 2-Letter Code for what kind of thing it is, i.e.
g
• PT - Page Template
• RT - Region Template
• ED - Element Definition
• RD - Region Definition
• Followed by a functional description, i.e.
• ED-WYSIWYG-CSSBodyStyles

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Lesson 5
Idoc Script

36. Idoc Script Is...
• Server-Side
• Tag-Based
• Case Sensitive
• Simple
• Constrained
C t i d
• In Time
• In Functionality
• Secure
• Exensible
• Mature
• Powerful
• Complete

37. Variables
• Loosely typed - essentially all strings
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• Undeclared - use its yours
• Set a value in a web page like this:
<!--$MyVariable = "Lee"-->
• Set a value in a config file or URL like this:
MyVariable Lee
MyVariable=Lee
• Reference a variable in a web page like this:
<!--$MyVariable-->
• Scope is controlled by where value set.

38. Metadata = Variables
• Every metadata field (
y (like Title) has a standard
)
variable name (like dDocTitle)
• Prefixes indicate what 'kind' of metadata field it is:
• d - system / standard content metadata
t t d d t t t d t
• x - custom / extended content metadata
• u - user metadata
• See section 2 of the Idoc Script Reference Guide
• Beware of data pollution!

39. Variables
• UserName
• isLoggedIn
• UserIsAdmin
• siteId / nodeId
• SS_DATAFILE
• SSContributor

40. Functions
• Simple:
• dateCurrent()
• formatDateOnly()
• isTrue()

41. Functions
• Security & Users
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• userHasRole()

42. Functions
• Site Studio Specific
• wcmElement()
• ssGetNodeLabel()
• ssGetWebsiteName()
• wcmUrl()
• ssGetDocInfo()
• ssIsNativeDoc()

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Lesson 6
Navigation

44. Understanding and Creating Navigation
We've got three main topics to cover:
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• Site Studio Navigation Basics
• How to Write Navigation Code in Site Studio
• How to Package Navigation Code in Site Studio

45. Site Studio Navigation Basics
• Navigation is automatically kept up to date
• Site stucture is stored in the project file
p j
• Site Studio publishes site structure and key section
properties to JavaScript and XML data files
• Navigation data is also available via Webservices and
Idoc Script APIs
• Your navigation code reads that data and presents it

46. Where's that Data?
• Site Studio publishes navigation and section property
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to a Site Studio directory in the weblayout.
• I the classroom th path i
In th l the th is:
D:OracleMiddlewareuser_projectsdomainsbase_domainucmcsweblayoutwebsites
• Below that there is a separate directory per website
• Th
There is a JavaScript and an XML fil with much th
i J S i t d file, ith h the
same data in each.

47. Writing Navigation Code
• The data is there, we just need to read it and present it.
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• You can do it in JavaScript, IdocScript, or whatever
• I will demonstrate getting the data from the server via an
Idoc Script function and building the nav with Idoc Script
• For you act ty you work with a Ja aSc pt based
o your activity you'll o t JavaScript-based
version.

48. Packaging Navigation Code
• Now we've got it, where do we put it?
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49. Where do I put my Navigation Code
In a Page Template?
Bad h i because:
B d choice b
Not very reuseable
No way to set parameters
Against general Site Studio design principles
In a Subtemplate
Not the best
More resuable (than PT)
No way to set parameters
In a Region Template
In a Fragment

50. 2 Ways to Package Navigation
• In a Fragment
• Parameters set ONLY by designers i SS D i
P t t b d i in Designer A
App
• Assets store in Fragment library - always there
• Can insert cordinated code snippets in head & body
• Easier for web designer to use
• In a Region Template
• Parameters set by designers or contributors in SS Contributor
• Assets are separate content items and may or may not be
loaded ith the
l d d with th RT code d
• Only 'drop point' insertion in body

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Lesson 8
Using CSS with Dynamic Converter

53. Dynamic Converter Basics
• Dynamic Converter does a template-controlled
y
conversion of native content to web content.
• A Dynamic Converter template is a collection of rules
for converting parts of a native document to web
formats
• A Dynamic Converter element is one of those rules
y
• A Dynamic Converter Layout defines the
characteristics of the page that is 'wrapped around'
the converted content
content.

54. Dynamic Converter Basics
Dynamic Converter does a template-controlled
conversion of native content to web content.

55. Role of Template & Layout
The Native File is processed by rules
in the DC Template to produce HTML
HTML.
That HTML is merged into the DC
Layout to produce a finished p g
y p page.

56. Dynamic Conversion: What You Need
• A Dynamic Converter Template
• A Dynamic Converter Layout
(always use the snippet layout)
• Some Native Content
(with styles & wsot = native document & rd field pointing to a region def)
• A CSS Stylesheet
• A Conversions Definition
(be sure to reference this in the site properties)
• A Region Definition
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(may be blank)
• A Region Template
(
(with a dynamic conversion object)
y j )

57. CSS: 3 Ways to Apply A Style
• With a span tag:
g
<span class="myStyle"><h1>Some Text</h1></span>
• With a class selector:
<h1 class = "myStyle">Some Text</h1>
• With a type selector:
<h1>Some Text</h1>
See the 'Selectutorial' at:
http://css.maxdesign.com.au/selectutorial/selectors_type.htm
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58. Code to link to a CSS File from a Template
Ideally this code would all be on one line in your template:
<link media="screen" href="
<!--$wcmUrl('resource', 'groups/public/documents/dDocType/dDocName.css')-->"
type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" />
Replace the relative URL of the content (second parameter of wcmUrl function) with a
value copied from y
p your stylesheet's Document Information p g
y page.

59. Region Template Code for
Data file or Dynamic Conversion
<!-- Inside a Region Template SS_DATAFILE will carry the dDocName
of the content to be displayed -->
<!--$if ssIsNativeDoc( SS_DATAFILE )-->
_
<!-- Code for processing dynamic conversion here-->
<!--$wcmDynamicConversion("Main")-->
<!--$else-->
<!-- Code for processing contributor datafile here -->
<h1><!--$wcmElement("Headline")--></h1>
<!--$wcmElement("Body")-->
<! $endif >
<!--$endif-->

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Lesson 10
Custom Section Properties

61. What are they good for?
• Accessible from SS Designer and SS Manager tools
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• Allow some bit of data to be attached to the section
• Template code can reference the property to look up
parameters that will change its appearance or
behavior
• Supplemental CSS for Section
• Query to Drive Section-Specific Dynamic List
y p y

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Lesson 11
Dynamic Lists

64. RT Code for Simple Dynamic List
<span class = "Heading3"><!--$wcmElement("heading")--></span></br>
<!--$if wcmDynamicList("pagenavlist")-->
<!-- wcmDynamicList loads the parameters from the RD / ED and returns true -->
<!--$executeService("SS_GET_SEARCH_RESULTS")-->
<ul>
< l>
<!--$loop SearchResults-->
<li><a href="<!--$ssUrl-->"><!--$xml(dDocTitle)--></a>&nbsp;
<a href = "<!--$URL-->"><img src="<!--$wcmUrl('resource',
'groups/public/documents/web_asset/doc_icon.gif')-->" /></a></li>
<!--$endloop-->
</ul>
<!--$endif-->

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Lesson 12
Site Studio for External Applications

67. SSXA?
• What is it?
An extension or re-implementation of Site Studio with a goal of
integration with other applications using industry standard
technology (SOAP/XML Web Services and JSP/JSPX)
• Why would I want it?
Because you want to use Site Studio with another application or
B tt Sit St di ith th li ti
portal to deliver Web Content Management.

68. What Do You Know About Java EE?

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Bonus
Key UCM Resources

71. Oracle Technology Network
• Downloads:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/content-
management/downloads/index-085241.html
• Documents:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/content-
http://www oracle com/technetwork/middleware/content-
management/documentation
• Discussion:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/content-
management/community/

72. The Yahoo Group
• Intradoc_Users
The oldest and largest community of Content Server
users and experts.

73. The Book:
The Definitive Guide to
Stellent Content Server
Development
By Brian Huff

74. 3 Key Blogs...
• Kyle's Blog:
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http://blogs.oracle.com/kyle/
• WebMonkeyMagic:
http://webmonkeymagic.blogspot.com/
• Bex Huff's Blog:
http://bexhuff.com/
• O More?
One M ?
Content on Content Management
http://contentoncontentmanagement.com/

75. The Videos (...and another book)
• StellentExperts channel with titles like:
(search for "Stellent")
• "How to become clear on ECM Role-Based Security in 15
min or less"
• "How to install Oracle UCM 11gR1 on your laptop in a short
afternoon"
• Dmitri Khanine (the man behind the videos)
also has a book; "The Oracle UCM
Handbook
Handbook" though it has had mixed
reviews...

76. Classroom URLs:
eAttendance:
Att d
http://education.oracle.com/eattendance.html
Evaluations:
http://education.oracle.com/pls/eval-eddap-
http://education oracle com/pls/eval-eddap-
dcd/eval_common_hdr.n_osevalsearch
On-Site Evaluations:
http://education.oracle.com/eval-eddap-dcd/plsql/oseval_pack.home

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Thank You!
• You can contact me at:
lee.klement@oracle.com
lee klement@oracle com