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This document discusses integrating custom taskflows into Oracle WebCenter Portal. It outlines the overall development process, including developing taskflows in JDeveloper using web services or data sources, packaging them as a shared library WAR file, deploying the WAR to WebLogic Server, registering the library with the portal, adding the taskflows to the portal's resource catalog, and using them on portal pages. It also covers configuring datasources and web services in WebLogic Admin Console and Enterprise Manager to match the taskflow configuration.
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- 1. INTEGRATE CUSTOM TASKFLOWS IN WEBCENTER PORTAL Andreas Koop Geschäftsführung & Consulting DOAG 2014, Nürnberg, Demokino
- 2. & Consulting ABOUT ME Andreas Koop Geschäftsführung Beratung, Training Oracle Technologie Oracle ADF Certified Implementation Specialist Professional Scrum Master Community DOAG, ADF EMG, ADF German Community, Google Plus, Twitter @andreaskoop @enpit Blog News - http://www.enpit.de/blog Technical (english) - http://multikoop.blogspot.com Technical (german) - http://enpit.blogspot.com 2 www.scope-alliance.de
- 3. ENTERPRISE PRAGMATIC IT Consulting Training Development Oracle Business Intelligence Oracle ADF / Mobile Oracle WebLogic Oracle WebCenter Oracle Fusion Middleware
- 4. AGENDA Develop & Deploy WebService Develop TaskFlow using a WebService Develop TaskFlow using a DataSource Deploy to WebCenter Portal and Register Use TaskFlows on Portal Pages DOAG 2014, Nürnberg, Demokino 4
- 5. OVERALL DEVELOPMENT PROCESS JDeveloper Test and Develop Taskflow Roles: Developer Portal Admin End User Artefacts: Shared Library WAR DOAG 2014, Nürnberg, Demokino <<Shared Library WAR>> enpit.provider.taskflow.war 5 Test and Develop Taskflow ADF Library Package as Shared Library WebLogic Server Deploy Register Providers Library with Portal by weblogic.xml Library- Reference <<Shared Library WAR>> extend.spaces.webapp.war Deploy Library Reference WebCenter Add to Resource Catalog Add Taskflow on to Portal Pages Based on: http://www.ateam-oracle.com/development-lifecycle-for-task-flows-in-oracle-webcenter-portal-builder/
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- 7. ADD TASKFLOWS TO RESOURCE CATALOG DOAG 2014, Nürnberg, Demokino 7
- 8. TASKFLOWS AVAILABLE IN PORTAL BUILDER DOAG 2014, Nürnberg, Demokino 8
- 9. ..AND RUNNING ON PORTAL PAGE DOAG 2014, Nürnberg, Demokino 9
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- 12. TROUBLESHOOTING ‣ Problem ‣ Solution: JNDI-Namen bzw. ApplicationModule Konfiguration anpassen. DOAG 2014, Nürnberg, Demokino 12 JDeveloper WebLogic Admin Console
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