Portlet for intranet

Hello guys!
I'm looking forward to a solution to a little problem I have.
I'm developing with Oracle Portal an intranet.
I want to make a tab where each user can put there their documents. The problem is that I want a portal much better than the one which came with portal "My Page".
I would like that users could upload their documents using webdav and than they could see all the structure of their folders with Oracle Portal.
Any help?
Regards,
Filipe

You find the answers in the OracleAS Portal User's Guide:
I want to make a tab where each user can put there their documents. The problem is that I want a portal much better than the one which came with portal "My Page".
Creating a Look and Feel
Creating and Designing Pages
I would like that users could upload their documents using webdav and than they could see all the structure of their folders with Oracle Portal.
Publishing Files Using a WEBDAV Client
Peter

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