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WebCenter vs. Portal
A March 2008 posting on the WebCenter team blog address the Portal vs. WebCenter issue:Notes from the Road: Oracle Portal and Oracle WebCenter: Which one to choose?
A June 2008 blog posting compares the number of abstracts submitted for the for UKOUG conference 2008 for Oracle Portal (5) vs. Oracle WebCenter (2).
A session on Portal vs WebCenter (Oracle Portal, WebCenter and Stellent – which one should you use?) has been proposed for Oracle OpenWorld 2008. You can register your interest in this session at Oracle Mix.
This was originally an Oracle OpenWorld Unconference Session
Session Title: WebCenter vs. Portal
Time :3-4 pm
Date : Thursdag 15th
Location : Moscone West 3rd Floor Overlooks
Room: 3
Session Description:
Let's have a discussion about Oracle's two portal products.
Participants:
Feel free to add your name here if you intend to participate
Sten Vesterli, Oracle ACE Director
Janus Boye, Analyst
Sandy Hilliard, Starwood Hotels & Resorts
Marcel Lipman, LogicaCMG
A June 2008 blog posting compares the number of abstracts submitted for the for UKOUG conference 2008 for Oracle Portal (5) vs. Oracle WebCenter (2).
A session on Portal vs WebCenter (Oracle Portal, WebCenter and Stellent – which one should you use?) has been proposed for Oracle OpenWorld 2008. You can register your interest in this session at Oracle Mix.
This was originally an Oracle OpenWorld Unconference Session
Session Title: WebCenter vs. Portal
Time :3-4 pm
Date : Thursdag 15th
Location : Moscone West 3rd Floor Overlooks
Room: 3
Session Description:
Let's have a discussion about Oracle's two portal products.
- Why does Oracle have two portals?
- What are the strength and weaknesses of each?
- Is Oracle Portal going away?
- Which one should you choose?
Participants:
Feel free to add your name here if you intend to participate
Sten Vesterli, Oracle ACE Director
Janus Boye, Analyst
Sandy Hilliard, Starwood Hotels & Resorts
Marcel Lipman, LogicaCMG
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| mlipman | The future of Oracle Portal | 11 | Dec 16 2008, 2:27 AM EST by vesterli | ||
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Thread started: Nov 18 2007, 1:47 AM EST
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Sten, thanks for organising the WebCenter vs Portal Unconference session.
Here are a few points mentioned in the session: 1. Mr Rahul Patel's presentation, "Oracle Portal 11 new features and Roadmap", did not contain any roadmap as far as I could tell. What exactly is the Portal roadmap? Maybe Oracle could clarify this, as a lot of Portal users seem to fear Portal will be dropped. 2. There are 2000 changes in Portal 11, but only a handful are mentioned (improved OmniPortlet, improved import/export, JSF portlet bridge, improved language support, WSRP 2.0 support, improved security) and most of these were available in WebCenter already. Users have asked for an update of the dated Portal user interface, and Web 2.0 features. 3. The JSF portlet bridge is part of WebCenter and requires a separate license. Will this be solved? 4. There is no migration path from Portal to WebCenter. How to migrate PL/SQL portlets? Marcel Lipman. |
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| mlipman | Oracle Portal statement of direction | 0 | Jul 7 2008, 6:30 AM EDT by mlipman | ||
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Thread started: Jul 7 2008, 6:30 AM EDT
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Here is Oracle's statement of direction for Oracle Portal:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/ias/portal/pdf/oracle_portal_sod_r11.pdf |
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| slh01 | this was a great session | 0 | Nov 17 2007, 10:57 PM EST by slh01 | ||
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Thread started: Nov 17 2007, 10:57 PM EST
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i just wanted to thank the ACE director for organizing this session. it was very good. it's always nice to hear from real users. i thought the discussion was good and it's clear we are all still a bit confused about how webcenter and portal fit together, but the discussions were a good first step. i hope that the unconference sessions will continue at next year's open world.
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