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Sinopsis

When the first edition of this book was published, the product that was the subject of this book was called WebDB. At that time, making information available over the Web was still a relatively new undertaking, so the authors felt a need to explain the purpose of the entire product.
 

Now, two years later, some of these conditions have changed, as has the product. The current release of the product formerly known as WebDB is called Oracle9iAS Portal, and, although the functionality that made up WebDB is still a part of the product, the offering has grown to encompass a new purpose.
 

As its new name implies, Oracle9iAS Portal is designed to help you design portals—gateways to information.In the past two years, the role of the Internet in the delivery ofinformation has also changed. In the recent past, the Internetwas a source of mainly static and public information. Now, the Internet is a window on a vast world of dynamic information.
 

Information from the Internet may be integrated with information that is only available from your own internal colleagues, and some of what was formerly proprietary information is now available on the Internet. In addition, Internet protocols and the look and feel of Web pages have become the defaultinterface for many intranet, internal applications.

Content

1.  Introducing Oracle9iAS Portal
2. Installing and Configuring Oracle9iAS Portal
3. Introducing the Oracle9iAS Portal Environment
4. Using the Navigator
5. Browsing the Database
6. Building a Portal
7. Introducing Portals and Portlets
8. Building a Portal Page
9. Oracle9iAS Portal Components
10. Building Oracle9iAS Portal Reports
11. Advanced Reporting Techniques
12. Building Oracle9iAS Portal Forms
13. Building Forms—Part II
14. Building Charts
15. Building Oracle9iAS Portal Calendars
16. Working with Hierarchies
17. Working with HTML
18. Building Oracle9iAS Portal Applications
19. Working with Lists-of-Values (LOVs)
20. Creating Oracle9iAS Portal Menus
21. Building Consistency in Oracle9iAS Portal Web Sites and Applications
22. Data Validation with Oracle9iAS Portal
23. Using Links to Connect Oracle9iAS Portal Objects
24. Integrating PL/SQL Logic
25. Building Oracle9iAS Portal Sites
26. Using Content Areas
27. Deploying Oracle9iAS Portal Sites
28. Content Areas—Part II
29. Administering Oracle9iAS Portal
30. Administering Oracle9iAS Portal Components
31. Oracle9iAS Portal Security
32. Monitoring Oracle9iAS Portal Performance
33. Advanced Techniques
34. Creating Your Own Portlet and Provider
35. Advanced Tips and Techniques

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