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October 7, 2015October 24, 2015

Running webcenter related wlst command from wlst.cmd or wlst.sh

Requirement- If you execute webcenter related admin commands (like export or importWebCenterApplication) in windows environment by using this -JDev\oracle_common\common\bin\wlst.cmd

and you run into name not found error.

That means its not able to find this command, because it doesn’t have the right jars.

Solution –
Modify the setwlstenv.cmd file and add %COMMON_COMPONENTS_HOME%/oracle_common/common/wlst/lib/webcenter-admin-commands.jar

%COMMON_COMPONENTS_HOME%= Jdev Home

After adding this simply run webcenter related commands.

Happy wlst with vinay in techartifact.

October 7, 2015November 30, 2015

Access JSF managed bean value in HTML tags

You can try like this

  <c:set var="baseURL" value="#{yourbean.value}/addintonaltext"/>
 
   <a href="${baseURL}"/>

In this way you can access values from bean to html tag-

October 7, 2015November 10, 2016

Change configuration file with webcenter portal.

For editing web.xml old solution will work for 11.1.1.7 but for 11.1.1.8 you can use this solution.You should use WebCenter Portal Server Extension.

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This template will create two projects (that can be named during the creation).

PortalExtension: To add custom code, task flows and beans to WebCenter Spaces.
PortalSharedLibrary: Similar to the former WebCenterSpacesExtensionLibrary; however, deployments are now done using JDeveloper Deployment tools and the versioning is managed by manually modifying MANIFEST.MF
Taking a look into PortalSharedLibrary it contains only a MANIFEST.MF file used for versioning of deployments.