By: Andreja Sambolec – Application Consultant Sometimes, you want to customize your checkbox component by changing the background color. This can be done using CSS and :after and :before pseudo classes on checkbox elements. This is what a checkbox looks like: The condition necessary to be able to change the background color: The element must precede the The steps to style […]
By: Dwayne Parkinson – Solution Architect In virtually every Records Management environment there is a production server and at least one other server for development, staging, testing or QA. The Records Manager may test out new configurations on one of the other servers and then “promote” those changes to production or they may do the […]
Protecting sensitive data is extremely important for your organization. The release of public records, data breaches, and simple sharing between parties can cause unnecessary distress and costs when names, addresses, credit card numbers, etc. become public. Personally Identifiable Information, or PII, is any data that could potentially enable identification of a specific individual. Identifying this data is […]
Raoul Miller – Enterprise Architect When Oracle WebCenter Content made the architectural shift from a standalone J2SE application to a managed application running in WebLogic Server (WLS), the change provided a number of new capabilities for management, integration, and support. One of these capabilities is the version of Enterprise Manager that is built into WLS […]
By: Jon Chartrand – Solution Architect The sphere of influence that is Enterprise Content Management has been steadily expanding to encompass areas such as records, digital assets, web content, and others. This has meant your ECM solution suite has had to grow and mature to support and maintain these activities. The newest is cloud-based document […]
By: Dwayne Parkinson – Solution Architect Creating and Using Dependent Choice Lists In WebCenter Content there is a nifty little feature that gives you the ability to build something called a Dependent Choice List. A Dependent Choice List (or DCL if you like three letter acronyms) is a special metadata configuration where the values in […]
By: Darek Blankenbuhler – Application Consultant Having friendlier, cleaner looking URLs has always been a challenge in WCS. In the past it would require a developer to write a Java class. Once the class had been written it would need to be configured and deployed on every instance of WebCenter Sites in your setup. If […]
By: Dwayne Parkinson – Solution Architect *This blog is informational in nature on an approach to mass updating WebCenter Content. Because each WebCenter implementation is unique in nature, it is not intended as a “how to” guide and any use of this information is at your own discretion. If I had $100,000 for every time […]
By: Dwayne Parkinson – Solution Architect As we conclude our Blog series on customizing WebCenter Content we are going to finally create a custom WebCenter Content service which will leverage the query and template we created in earlier Blog entries. Once we have a custom service created, it can be placed on WebCenter Content menus, […]
By: Dwayne Parkinson – Solution Architect The past few Blog entries have covered some WebCenter Content building blocks that are necessary before we begin customizing the system. In this entry we will explore the query resource which is that last of our basic building blocks before we start gluing everything together and creating our own […]