Creating portals using webcenter/jdeveloper deployment issue

Can we deploy portals created using webcenter/jdeveloper to earlier non -jdeveloper oracle portals or rather the portal pages? Basically I am asking this because we are using new technology for us being webcenter and trying to make it backwards compatible with the oracle portal pages for certain projects rather then recoding.
Edited by: user609513 on Dec 4, 2008 4:42 PM

Hi,
Portal 10.1.4 has WSRP and JSR 168 Standards compatibility, this means that you WebCenter portlets (which are JSR portlets) can be deployed to Portal 10.1.4 pages.
The page definitions and security will have to be re-created, but all your logic(portlets) will be reused.
Another alternative is to use the JSF Portlet Bridge feature of Oracle WebCenter to wrap your whole WC application into a portlet and deploy it into portal, check this document:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/webcenter/pdf/owcs_10132_cm_jsf_bridge.pdf
Regards,
Juan

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Hi Guys,
I am very new to Portal and I was wondering if there was a way to add multiple users to Portal using a PL/SQL API?
I have found an API called wwsec_api which has a function add_portal_users but this doesnt seem to work when I try to add a user.
Any help is much appreciated
Thanks
-Mark

The users are created in OiD, not in Oracle Portal. Oracle Portal just uses OiD similar to other products.
The following note on http://support.oracle.com provides information about creation of users in OiD both through PL/SQL and Java :
Note 277771.1 - How to create a new user in OID using the programmatic interfaces
For Portal, is is important that the users are created below the user search base configured in your Portal application. This is normally something like cn=Users,dc=<your domain>, e.g. cn=Users,dc=acme,dc=org.
Hope this helps,
EJ

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