Is it possible to use Webcenter task flows i.e. Poll Service in a custom ADF application?

We can use the Poll service in our WebCenter Portal application. Is it possible to configure an ADF web application to use WebCenter Portal's task flows? How can we achieve this requirement?

Hi.
There is a link that points here: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/indexes/samplecode/jdeveloper-adf-sample-522118.html
Oracle JDeveloper and ADF Sample Code
Contains a Polls Demo Client and Admin Console Taskflows
The Poll taskflow installed is a sample application. It is not part of an Oracle product.
These are not supported by the standard Support processes.
Sample Code for Developers and Admins
Download the sample code and scripts here to learn or help accelerate your own development or admin efforts. You may modify (but not redistribute) sample code.
Sample code is not certified or supported by Oracle unless explicitly identified to be; it is intended for educational or testing purposes only.

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Edited by: Rune Glerup on Oct 9, 2009 2:51 AM
The forum did not display the link to "Developer's Guide" because the link contained the single quote char '. Single quote char removed.

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Unable to extract all the currencies using Task Flow

Hi Everyone,
I have 60 currencies that I extract using a Task Flow in HFM 11.1.2.1 to a SQL table, I only receive 59 of those currencies FX Rates in the SQL table. The CNY currency does not extract at all.
I have tried changing the PoV around with no success. I don't think it is the PoV anyway because the other 59 currencies have no problem.
Any inputs please...
Regards,
Vinod

Sounds like this is using an EA extract process. In your Task Flow, can you extract just that one (CNY) currency? If you do this directly in Extended Analytics, is the output any different from the Task Flow? How about if you extract to a text file rather than SQL?

SES Task Flows

Using webcente/jdeveloper *.6
SES 11.1.2.2
Configured the crawler for content and discussion.
Issue - using the task flows it's only searching the content server.
What do we need to do to enable.
Portal pages
Discussion
and serach to only return the content/pages/discussion user hs access to?
Which the best task flow to use.
Regards
Edited by: user4609640 on Sep 23, 2012 11:23 PM

Sorry about that. I had incorrectly assumed it was the same architecture since just about everything else is the same.
Some research on MOSS highlights the following
How To Implement Page Search In Webcenter Portal? [ID 1351749.1]
Note: Page search in WebCenter Portal Applications is not possible and our Product Engineering team is already aware of this. An unpublished Bug 11800925 Use SES to crawl pages of Public WebCenter applications has been raised to address this concern.
You might want to log a ticket and reference the bug mentioned above.

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