May 21, 2012
by agawish
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BufferThis is a cross post with mdlwr blog Prologue: Long time no posts, I’ve been busy coding in the last couple of months, and as the life always do, I really didn’t have much time writting posts, instead I … Continue reading
July 16, 2011
by agawish
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BufferIn my Previous Post I pointed out the new WebCenter Strategy that Oracle Presented, which includes four products WebCenter Sites – A WEM (Web Experience Management) System which FatWire Acquisition played a great role of making WebCenter Portal – The old … Continue reading
July 14, 2011
by agawish
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BufferAfter the migration of BEA AquaLogic Interaction into WebCenter Interaction suite, Oracle made a new advancement after acquiring FatWire, and after the acquisition of Stellent Content Management System, Oracle has announced the WebCenter Suite strategy as follows: WebCenter Sites This … Continue reading
October 27, 2010
by agawish
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Buffer No matter how hard you try to make your development environment as close as possible to your production, you get disappointed by a lot of errors in production mode! Experience is what helps you in that issue, but even … Continue reading
September 26, 2010
by agawish
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BufferI’ve published another post in my mdlwr blog named Creating Oracle UCM portlet in easy steps Here is a head start, and enjoy the rest on mdlwr with Oracle Middleware Products I recently faced a requirements when the customer needed … Continue reading
December 14, 2009
by agawish
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BufferIt’s sure nice to be back to writing in kBlog. I’ve been away for really really really long time, but I’m sure missing it, and I wont be letting that slip away again. Unfortunately I’m still busy in a new project in … Continue reading
May 15, 2009
by agawish
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Buffer After reading this article I determined that webcenter is the next that oracle gonna focus on. Oracle Portal is a great product and all, but it’s based on Oracle Application Server, which you will have to buy a license … Continue reading