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Introduction to Oracle WebCenter 11g

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Oracle WebCenter 11g is an integrated set of products used to create composite applications, social applications,enterprise portals, collaborative communities and Internet/Intranet Web sites all built on a standards-based SOA.
 
Some of the Key benefits of Webcenter are
 
1. Reduces your development time.
2. Develop applications using industry standards that are supported in portals,Java EE,
content integration, SOA.
3. Easily integrate your application into an existing infrastructure, such as content
management,security, application server and database infrastructure.
4.You can extend your Java EE and SOA applications.

WebCenter components :

How did WebCenter comes to picture ?
It started with JavaServer Faces (JSF) which offers you component-based development that provides benefits like drag-and-drop support and easy editing of component properties.
Oracle’s Application Development Framework (ADF) provides another level of productivity you need as an enterprise application developer. ADF simplifies Java EE development by providing out-of-the-box implementation design patterns and infrastructure code.After these webcenter framework and webcenter services provides some additional features.
refer following diagram




 
 WebCenter Framework :
Oracle WebCenter Framework augments the JSF declarative development environment with additional components, integration, and run-time options by integrating capabilities that are historically included only in portal products.




WebCenter Services :
 
Oracle WebCenter Services includes a complete set of Web 2.0 content, search, collaboration,communication, and social networking services you can add directly to your applications to create a dynamic and interactive environment for your users.
These services are delivered as reusable, out-of-the-box components, and are available during development (JDeveloper) and at run time (WebCenter Composer) to create and extend your application.




 WebCenter Composer :
 

WebCenter Composer is a browser-based platform that enables information workers to easily customize and personalize pages at run time. Pages can be easily modified by rearranging components on a page and by editing components in place. The layered customization model of Oracle Composer separates metadata from code.
WebCenter Composer provides a rich feature set to fit the application to business and personal requirements.

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