Announcing Oracle Portal Studio

Oracle Portal Studio is a hosted service that provides you a platform for registering and testing your web providers, without needing your own Oracle Portal instance!
Try it out at http://portalstudio.oracle.com/

We are aware of this problem and are working to resolve it ASAP. Thanks for your patience on this matter...
Regards, OTN

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OracleAS Portal Studio Test Suite

Hello.
I have looked into the OracleAS Portal Studio Test Suite that I found in http://portalstudio.oracle.com/servlet/page?_pageid=350&_dad=ops&_schema=OPSTUDIO&_mode=3
Basically my problem is that I don't get it to work or understand how. I have different issues so rather than starting to discuss one or more of them I like to know if there are others who can give me a clue, point me in the right direction or something.
My understanding is that I can create portlets using JDeveloper and deploy them to OC4J 903 standalone and from there test the performance of the portlet.
thanks
terje

I mean, my impression is that with this I can actually test my portlets without haveing to use the Oracle 9iAS Portal instance. I can develop JSP porlets in JDeveloper and deploy it to a local OC4J and test it. Is that the correct understanding ?
Also, http://portalstudio.oracle.com/pls/ops/docs/FOLDER/COMMUNITY/PDK/TESTSUITE/PROVIDERTEST/PROVIDER.HTML
This does not work in my environment if i create a default JSP porlet in JDeveloper and deploy it, but then again I am not sure what should happen.
Any comments from the others ?

Oracle portal studio knowledge exchange

I have a current account in portal studio but when I try to set up an account in the knowledge exchange it will not allow me to transfer my info. I get an error message that error in portlet this appears on the left side of the screen. I would like to download some coding

We are aware of this problem and are working to resolve it ASAP. Thanks for your patience on this matter...
Regards, OTN

Oracle Solaris Studio 12.4

NetBeans 7.2 is announcing Oracle Solaris Studio 12.4. So i would like to know when, what, ... etc.
Thanks.

OK, I did find "12.4" mentioned in some NB code updates. Apparently that was work intended to support a future Studio release. The person making the updates chose to use an inappropriate designation, one that might not ever apply to any Studio release.
Studio releases are usually preceded by a public pre-release (aka "Beta") program. We welcome Forum members to try out the next pre-release when we announce it here.

Can Oracle Portal be an OpenID RP?

Is it possible to configure Oracle portal to be a Relying Party to an OpenID authentication server?
Are there any directions for this?

There are many ways to do this.. Have you tried checking the Portal Developer's Kit and other resources below:
[list]
[*]Portal PDK Online - January 2001 Edition. Check in the PDK for links about web portlets, url portlets portlets implemented via dynamic services, and more.. The Portal PDK itself may be downloaded from here.
[*]How to build a URL Portlet
[*]The Oracle Portal Studio - Test drive the web portlets that you write here..
[list]

Announcing Oracle HTML DB Studio

The Oracle HTML DB Team is pleased to announce Oracle HTML DB Studio. HTML DB Studio is a place where you can download pre-built HTML DB applications and templates. You can also share your own HTML DB creations with other members of the OTN community in the Studio.
Please visit HTML DB Studio at: http://htmldb.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=htmldb_studio
Thanks,
- Scott -

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I tried installing this application through import but got the following error, any idea what I'm doing wrong, the scripts for the table creation and data worked fine??
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Dissatisfied with usability of the Portal Studio site

Hello,
We are ramping up production and I have been tasked with developing a proof of concept for Portal. Of course, I've spent countless hours setting up 9iAS, and even trying to understand this whole 'Portal' portal product (like many others). I have devloped in J2EE, VB, VC++, and plenty of other scripting (ASP, Perl) languages.
My experience on that site has been painful at best and it doesn't really seem to be very useful for the most important documentation from a developers standpoint.
It's almost as if it's information overload and just outright confusing. (Which is a concern our company has of implementing portal to our mere mortal users :-] )
All I want to do is find good reference material for setting up Portal, using Java to develop portlets on our development 9iAS instance (NOT using Oracle's hosted 'portal studio'!!), and configuring and setting up the URL based portlets.
This has turned out to be no easy task.
FOr instance, I want to figure out how to create a URL based portlet, AND UNDERSTAND WHAT I"M DOING! This seems to be the part that is skipped. If it's sooooo easy than why is it so difficult to find good reference to what i'm doing?
So I dig around the main portal page. I see a getting started link.. *click*.
Well, I don't see anything specific to URL Providers... maybe the "How can I create portlets using my existing web applications?" is what I want. *click*
Oh, look.. it's like 3rd grade.. a slide show!>.. Cool. :-| okay.. ERRRGHHHT!... hit the brakes!.
"The PDK provides a samle XML configuration file.." ??? where is my link to more information about this magic "configuration file"???.... ahh. So I stop the silly slideshow and I want to know about this "configuration file".. *close window*
Now I'm back at the portal studio heap.
hmm.. "Documentation" for POrtal *click*
Hmm.. after searching through this mind boggling page, there is a "Portal configuration guide" link.. sounds reasonable. *click*
so I look for "URL Provider".. or just "URL" on that page. Nothin found. bah!.. well, now I'm stumped. There is this mystery 'config' file that i've failed to quickly find information about. Strike 1.
So I use the other part of my brain (the developer side)...
There is this "HTTP Adapter" thing. Looks like part of the acclaimed "URL provider" mess. SO i read on...
blah blah blah... nothin of significant use stands out.
ah... somethin... "4.3 Registering A Provider Using The PL/SQL HTTP Adapter".. again. useless. *click * click * back *
So now I retreat back to the silly portal studio page.
Back to the task at hand... finding out the innerds of the configuration files involved in writing a "URL provider".
Looking at the available documents.. OHH LOOK! the actual documentation library is buried at the bottom of the page!.. hmm. I just read the "config guide".. "web toolkit"...?? I wonder.. *click* (grinding as Acrobat loads again)
AHhhh.. it's a "PL/SQL" web toolkit. Not imporessed. How many web developers actually know PL/SQL .. or would WANT to program logic in that query language??? or even any Java or C developers?...grr..
*click* back *
Where is it..??>. this is about the point where I start to forget what I'm looking for.
Well, I've come to the conclusion that the "Oracle9iAS Portal Documentation Library" is a small library, as it doesn't appear to have any good reference for the details of portal use and configuration.. or at least involving the URL services.
*back*back*.. Oh, look what I found.
Near the bottom of the page ("getting started"), there is a link under ""Navigation"" that reads "URL-based: Learn how the PDK helps you build portlets in any web language."
hmm. looks promising. Maybe a little more respectable than that 3rd grade slide show.
*click*
"BUilding URL based portlets".. Ahh presto!
Nice. opened a new browser window. (dumb)
Okay.. I need the PDK.
*click**download**wait*
I extract it to a warm home.
hmm.."Installing URL based Portlets".. sounds intriguing
well, it's now lunch time and I thing I found some good meat.
If you've rached this point you can probably now understand (after reading this long post) tha pain I experience.
GOtta eat some lunch.
-sean@Tekelec

Sean,
I am sorry to hear that you had such problems navigating through Portal Studio to find content on URL Services. Right now Portal Studio is geared by technology, so you click on URL-Based for URL Services, Java for building Java Portlets. Hopefully all the doc will be there to help you. If not, I would be happy to point you in the right direction.
If you are looking to display web content as portlets, you should take a look at Web Clipping, it is a wizard form of URL Services where you simply use the wizard UI.
Go to Portal Studio and click on OmniPortlet and WebClipping or go here:
http://portalstudio.oracle.com/servlet/page?_pageid=350&_dad=ops&_schema=OPSTUDIO&12678_PDKHOME902_39847486.p_subid=350276&12678_PDKHOME902_39847486.p_sub_siteid=73&12678_PDKHOME902_39847486.p_edit=0
This page has demos and papers on using Web Clipping. To install Web Clipping, download the PDK and follow the instructures under the pdk/pdk/portalTools directory.
We are revamping the Portal Studio site to hopefully make navigation much easier for all users (developer and non developer).
Please let me know if you help finding other information. The feedback does help us improve the site.
Thanks,
Sue Vickers

Oracle BPM Studio Training

Hello,
someone knows about current status of Oracle BPM Studio trainings??
Oracle already is providing training?
Tks,
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Success with Oracle Portal?

We are in the process of starting a Oracle Portal project. Has anyone out there deployed anything and can you share your experiences?
Is anyone aware of any development resources available in Minneapolis/St. Paul?
Thanks!

David,
There are a few development resources that you can experiment with yourself, if you want to try playing around with the Portal right away.
- The PDK provides a number of examples for developing your own portlets. It is located at: http://technet.oracle.com/products/iportal/files/pdkjan/index.html
- If you do not already have a Portal installed, you can test out portlets you develop on Portal Studio, a hosted Portal site that is available to developers. It is located at: http://portalstudio.oracle.com
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Portal Studio Test Suite

I have been trying for the past several days to locate the Portal Studio Test Suite download to allow me to test my portlets outside of the Oracle Portal.
This is crucial to our development as we need the ability to develop these portlets without constant interaction with our portal server due to bandwidth and access limitations.
The link on the OTN simply returns a Document Not Found error.
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Usability of the Portal Studio Catalog & Knowledge Exchange...

Just wanted to say:
Usability of the Portal Studio Catalog in a word:
SUX.
Browsing the catalog is incredibly tedious on a corporate LAN; can't imagine how impossible it would be on any slower speed connection: Click. Wait. Click. Wait. Click. Wait.
The Knowledge Exchange, in a word:
ISN'T.
And, while I'm getting this off my chest, I am SICK AND TIRED of having to enter my password 15 times a session. If my network/machine is cookie-friendly enough for your system to remember my username, why can't you manage to retain my password when I go from one page to another??
Sheesh.
And, the reason I'm submitting this complaint here, and not in the elusive Feedback section, is because it's too dam' hard to get to!!!
Has Oracle EVER once run a Usability Study on its website(s)???
Sheri

Hiya, Mohana, and thanks for the response!
Have you checked the browser setting (if using IE, check Internet Options, Security tab, and if you have Custom setting, verify settings like the Userdata Persistence and User Authentication.) I've added portalstudio.oracle.com and otn.oracle.com to my list of trusted (!!) internet sites. However, I'm on a US Army intranet, so there's a limit as to what I can change WRT security. I've already established with one of your managers that there are some issues with our firewalls and your site. For example, I can't view the monthly developer's newsletters from work, inside the firewall... but when I go home and login to Oracle via my cable modem, I can see the newsletters just fine.
Your problem with performance (click and wait) also seems to be stemming from a configuration issue - I'm specifically talking about the catalog tree structure. You click on the little (+) signs, wait wait wait, and get a teensy bit of info. Then click again to see a teensy bit more info. Soon the whole screem is full. So, you have to click on the (-) signs to compress the open parts of the tree. The page is slow to load, regardless of the time of day. I admit, pages on the internet can sometimes load slowly at lunchtime hereabouts, but for most of the day that's not at all a problem. Nor do I have this problem with other pages on the oracle.com site. Just the catalog. There's simply got to be a more efficient, faster way to display this tree and its content.
Regarding the Knowledge Exchange, I'd be happy to know what exactly are the issues you're facing in using the KE. Did you try downloading any contributions or uploading your own? First of all, it's darn hard to find anything to download on the KE. Yes, the top five items of the day are simple. But, there's no organized catalog of offerings that I can find. Deep digging is required.
Uploading something?? Hah. I'm no Java programmer. I can readily massage existing code to make it do what I want, and I have PL/SQL Developer, which is a very neat and easy-to-use program. However, I wasn't able to figure out how to get the PDK working in 90 minutes of trying--and gave up in frustration; I have slews of content to put up!! Too, our Lab development staff wasn't able to get PDK working, either, and they ARE programmers and DBMs.
And, while I've got your much-appreciated attention, we're still on Rel 1, and it is very difficult and time-consuming to navigate thru. We have Rel 2 sitting in the Lab, ready to install, however, the report from the Lab team yesterday is the benefits of Rel 2 are not worth the effort of installation. "It's too buggy, not to mention there's a lot of vaporware: promise of functionality that won't really be available until the next release in March 2003."
I tell you, I wanted to cry when I heard that. Can you give me any ammo to contradict that opinion??
And, if there's a Oracle front-end developer's List out there anywhere like the HTML Webmonster List, I would dearly love to know where to join!!
One final point: the path links in the gray bars in the Oracle Discussion Forums are not coded properly. Look at the top of my first message where it says:
Products > Portal > Performance and Scalability
Click on any of those words; doesn't matter. You SHOULD go back up the path a level or two. But instead, you stay on the same page. Might as well click Refresh/Reload. The path links in the red bar at the top of the page work fine:
Oracle Technology Network > Collaboration > My Forums
They take you up the path. Just not in the gray bar.
Sheri

Webcliiping integrate with Oracle Portal

Hello,
Is it possible to integrate a webclipping which is created using RoboSuite with Oracle Portal?
The webclipping created using RoboSuite can be saved as JSP.
We are finding some limitations with Oracle web clipiing studio. Hence we are planning to use RoboSuite.
Any help is highly appreciable.
Thanks
Newbie

Text items are still limited to 32k in Portal 11g. Check the Portal Online Help section 'Add/Edit Text-Based Item' for documentation of this limitation.
Thanks,
Erik Janssen

Planning on using Oracle Portal

I'm a web developer and our company is planning to use Oracle Portal. I am now doing my research as to what book should I be reading or online trainings that I ahould be attending. Please note that I have not tried any Oracle software yet. I dont have any knowledge about Oracle Technology. Given this scenario, Can I just go directly and study Portal or should I attend other Oracle Training first before doing so? What kind of training should I go into and what books would you recommend?
I hope to hear from any of you..
Romel Rayala

Oracle9iAS Portal Bible by R. Greenwald en J. Milbery (ISBN: 0-7645-4749-6) is a beginner's level Portal book.
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Hope that helps!

Oracle Solaris Studio Express 6/10 - Now Available!

We are pleased to announce the availability of Oracle Solaris Studio Express 6/10, which can be freely downloaded here:
*[http://developers.sun.com/sunstudio/downloads/express/]*
Sun Studio Express has be renamed Oracle Solaris Studio Express. Supporting both Solaris 10 (SPARC, x86) and Linux distributions (OEL 5, RHEL 5, SuSE 11), Oracle Solaris Studio Express 6/10 will be made available on OpenSolaris in the near future. Downloads included both the package installer (SVR4, RPM) and non-package tarballs.
Highlights include the following:
=> C/C++/Fortran compiler optimizations for the latest UltraSPARC and SPARC64-based architectures such as UltraSPARC T2 and SPARC64 VII
=> C/C++/Fortran compiler optimizations for the latest x86 architectures including Intel® Xeon® 7500 processor series (Nehalem-EX) and 5600 processor series (Westmere-EP)
=> Enhanced debugging and code coverage tooling
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=> Updated IDE based on NetBeans 6.8
Please provide feedback via the Customer Feedback program, where you can file bugs/rfes, make your voice heard via a short survey, and discuss the product in the Studio forums:
*[http://developers.sun.com/sunstudio/customerfeedback/]*
Thanks!
/kso

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we are currently using SunStudio 12. I have noticed that early access product, SunStudio Express, Feb2008. It seems that new features coming from NetBeans 6.0 have contributed to SunStudio IDE. I prefer to use SunStudio Express IDE. But i have also noticed that sun CC compiler version is also different. Actually it is no surprise, since SunStudio is a complete product composed of compilers, tools and IDE.Now, i am quite doubtful whether we should use SunStudioExpress. That's why i want to learn when official new release for SunStudio will be announced.
Though i have searched internet, i couldn't notice any news about the next official release of Sun Studio( Sun Studio 13 ). When will this early release( SunStudio Express, Feb 2008 ) be released as SunStudio13? What is the release roadmap of SunStudio?

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