- The document is an introduction to the Oracle Stellent 10gR3 Site Studio Fundamentals course presented by the instructor Lee Klement. - Lee introduces himself and his background in content management systems. - The presentation covers key concepts of Site Studio including the relationship between webpages, layouts and content. - Additional topics that will be covered include working with native content, secondary layouts, and additional resources. - A brief overview of new features in the 10gR4 version of Site Studio is provided.

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Oracle Stellent 10gR3: Site Studio Fundamentals
Lee Klement
Senior Principal Instructor
Oracle University

2. Welcome! I’m Lee.
• Name: Lee Klement
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• Residence: Minneapolis, Minnesota
• Workplace: Everywhere!
• Experience: 15 Years with Stellent, now Oracle
• Spent time in Support, Consulting, and QA/Web Group
• 7Y
Years as a T i
Trainer on C t t Server (UCM)
Content S
• Lead Instructor on Site Studio and other UCM Products
• Now also teaching Oracle Classes on:
• Introduction to Java
• Enterprise Java (
p (Java EE)
)
• XML
• Web services

3. Introduce Yourself!
• Wh t’ your name?
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• Where are you?
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• What do you do?
• Wh t experience or training do you have with
What i t i i d h ith
Site Studio and Content Server?
• What will you be doing with Site Studio?
• Tell us one fact about yourself.
yourself

4. The Z
Th Zen Of Site Studio:
Sit St di
There Is No Web Page

5. The Site Studio Equation:
Webpage = Layout + Content

6. The Content Server Truism:
It s
It's all about the Metadata!

7. Site Studio Page Assembly

8. WebDAV and the Folders component
• WebDAV needs the folder component because
because...
The Operating System
Th O ti S t Content Server thinks in
thinks in folders and paths Metadata
/documentation Sec. Grp: Development The folder
Type: Documentation component
acts as a
Sec. Grp: Development bridge.
bridge
/documentation/admin Type: Documentation It allows the
Level: Administration creation of
virtual folders
and gives a
Sec. Grp: Development way to assign
/documentation/user Type: Documentation metadata to
Level: User the folders

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Lesson 18
Secondary Layouts

10. Why Secondary Layouts?

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Lesson 19 & 20
Native Content

12. Working With Native Content
•D
Dynamic C
i Converter d
t does a t template-based
l t b d
conversion of native content to web content
•T
Template: A collection of rules f converting native
l t ll ti f l for ti ti
content to web content.
• Element: One of those rules. Usually associated with
a style in the word-processing document.

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Bonus:
Additional Resources

14. Additional Resources
•O l T h l
Oracle Technology N t
Network
k
www.oracle.com/technology
• D
Documentation
t ti
• Downloads
• Discussions
• Yahoo Group
intradoc_users (write that down!)
• Oracle Education
education.oracle.com
d ti l

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Bonus:
A Peek at 10gR4

16. Oracle WCM Strategy
“Open”
Open
• Use any technology
• Use any language for coding
• Use any technology to deliver the site
• Use any IDE to edit site templates and parts
• Provide WCM to Web apps & portals
• Incrementally uptake WCM features into
y p
web applications

17. Oracle WCM Strategy
“Flexible”
Flexible
• Flexible Architecture
• Separation of content and presentation
• Clean templates
• Put anything anywhere
• More functionality
• More control for contributors
• Better infrastructure for components
• Better infrastructure for personalization
p

18. Site Studio 10gR4
Key Enhancements
• Flexible Site Studio Architecture
Fl ibl Sit St di A hit t
• New WCM Features
• Web S i
W b Services f displaying and editing content regions
for di l i d diti t t i
• Result: Embed content regions in external applications
and portals
d t l

19. Site Studio 10gR3
Current Presentation Model
Template
Region XML Data File
<H1>
Ravenna Tower Speakers PX229
Element
</H1> <H2>
</H1> <H2>
Sound that goes to the ceiling
Element
</H2> <DIV>
With tweeters designed by birds
With tweeters designed by birds
and woofers designed by big dogs,
Ravenna Tower speakers emit the
clearest, most powerful sound
Element you’ve heard outside of the wild.
</DIV>

20. Site Studio 10gR4
XML Data File
New Presentation Model
Ravenna Tower Speakers PX229
Template
Sound that goes to the ceiling
With tweeters designed by birds
and woofers designed by big dogs,
Ravenna Tower speakers emit the
clearest, most powerful sound
you’ve heard outside of the wild.
<Placeholder Tag>
<Placeholder Tag>
Region Template
<H1>
</H1> <H2>
</H2> <DIV>
</DIV>

21. Site Studio 10gR3
Current Contribution Model
Template
Region
<H1>
Element
XML Data File
</H1> <H2>
</H1> <H2>
Element Ravenna Tower Speakers PX229
</H2> <DIV>
Sound that goes to the ceiling
Element
With tweeters designed by birds
and woofers designed by big dogs,
</DIV> Ravenna Tower speakers emit the
clearest, most powerful sound
you’ve heard outside of the wild.

22. Site Studio 10gR4
New Contribution Model
Template
Region
Definition
D fi iti
Element XML Data File
<Placeholder Tag>
<Placeholder Tag>
Element
Ravenna Tower Speakers PX229
Element
Sound that goes to the ceiling
With tweeters designed by birds
and woofers designed by big dogs,
Ravenna Tower speakers emit the
clearest, most powerful sound
you’ve heard outside of the wild.

23. Site Studio 10gR4
Region Definitions
• D fi
Defines
• The content and/or data to collect from contributors
• Replaces in-line region definitions
in line
• Also defines content creation
and switching behavior
• Also defines metadata
defaults and profile

24. Site Studio 10gR4
Element Definitions
• Defines:
• The editing experience within an element
• Replaces in-line elements
• What’s New:
• Choice of FCK or Ephox
• Managed, reusable object
• In-line flash
• Editor Configuration override
• Editor CSS override
• More element types
• Query picker, element picker,
dropdown li t checkbox, etc.
d d list, h kb t

25. Site Studio 10gR4
Region Templates
• Defines
• The formatting of the data authored to a region definition
• Can have multiple region templates per region definition

26. Site Studio 10gR4
Region Definitions and Templates
• What’s New:
What s
• RD + RT = Component
• Data and presentation bound together independently of
p g p y
the page template or application
• Components can be dropped anywhere – never a data /
template impedance mismatch
• Many design patterns – not limited to mere contributor
content
• RDs and RTs are managed and reusable
• Contributor can switch Region Templates
• RD + RT is callable as a service
• Contributor Data can be authored from UCM as well as
the web site

27. Site Studio 10gR4
Placeholders and Placeholder Definitions
• D fi
Defines
• A region – i.e. dynamically dropped-in content
• What Region Definitions and Templates are available
• What actions a contributor can take

28. What Were Those New Bits Again?
•R i T
Region Template
l t
• Defines the presentation of the contribution region.
• This is the contribution region definition that is currently in the
body of the page.
• Region Definition
g
• Defines configuration for contribution to the contribution
region - all of the control over editing in contributor and
dynamic converter
converter.
• Uses reuseable element definitions to specify the editing
details
• This is the contribution region data definition that is curently in
the XML at the head of the page.

29. What Were Those New Bits Again?
• El
Element Definition
t D fi iti
• Reuseable definition of what kind of contribution is allowed at the
element level.
• These are referenced in the region definitions.
• Placeholder Definition - A reuseable definition of what
region d fi iti
i definitions and td templates can b combined i a given
l t be bi d in i
location in the site and what contributor actions will be allowed.
• Placeholder - The marker that actually places the contribution
region in the page.
• It specifies a placeholder definition to be used and, optionally, a
datafile.
datafile
• The placeholder is the piece that can be called from an SSXA web
service.

30. How are all of those connected?
(the short version...)
• Pl
Placeholder specifies a placeholder d fi iti t b
h ld ifi l h ld definition to be
used at that spot in the web page.
• O ti
Optionally specifies th region t
ll ifi the i template actually used
l t t ll d
• Optionally specifies the data file
• Placeholder Definition specifies Region Definitions
and Template Definitions that can be used at that
point in the site
• Region Definitions use Element Definitions to
specify editing details allowed

31. Why???
• The whole reason for
these changes s to
allow Site Studio to
deliver a partial page
inside another
application.
• That includes in-context
editing!
• Thi f
This functionality i
ti lit is
delivered via a standard
SOAP/ XML web
service.
service

32. Site Studio 10gR4
Site Studio for eXternal Applications (SSXA)
•S
Supporting WCM Externally
ti E t ll
• Service for displaying a formatted region
• WCM PLACEHOLDER
WCM_PLACEHOLDER
• Service for calling the editor for a region
• WCM EDIT DATA FILE
WCM_EDIT_DATA_FILE
• Plus existing services for:
• Interacting with workflow
• Document Info
• Where Used
• Checkout d Open
Ch k t and O

33. Site Studio 11g
What’s In Site Studio for External Applications
• In UCM
• [Site Studio Component]
• Site Studio External Applications
Component
• Caching control
• In JDeveloper
• JDeveloper Extension
• In Deployed Application
• JSP Tags and Servlet
• RIDC
• Proxy
• Cache

34. Jdeveloper Extension
Application Open WCM
Structure Tags
Properties
Connection
to UCM
Site
Assets

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