WebCenter Portal 11g Certification

Hi All,

Another exam , i gave now Oracle Webcenter 11g essential exam that mean IZ0-541.I somehow , managed to pass.So ,now i am now Oracle Webcenter portal 11g certified implementation specialist. 🙂

Tips for new candidates – Its bit tricky and confusing too.I found one question have all options are wrong. weird isn’t it? All options are wrong,
focus on Webcenter spaces,content , how to add different portal using which protocol and so on.few question on ADF too.Passing percentage 65%.Time to complete exam is 120 mintues The questions were confusing.

Read more: https://www.techartifact.com/blogs/2013/11/oracle-adf-certification.html#ixzz2mh3dbuz0

Prepration material –
Webcenter 11g administration cookbook – http://www.packtpub.com/oracle-webcenter-11g-ps3-administration-cookbook/book
Oracle webcenter 11g handbook . – http://www.amazon.com/Oracle-WebCenter-11g-Handbook-Customizable/dp/0071629327

Get value of the outputtext in javascript and access to backing bean in Oracle ADF

Requirement -Get value of the outputtext in javascript and send it to backing bean in Oracle ADF
Solution – We will use clientListener to call java script function and Serverlistener for calling java function

Below is the code for accomplish this

– page code

    <af:outputText value="value outputText" id="ot32" clientComponent="true"
                    shortDesc="shortDesc">
        <af:clientListener type="mouseOver"
                method="customJsFunction"/>
        <af:serverListener type="mycustomserverEvent" method="#{OutputTextCase11.handleServerEvent}"/>                
    </af:outputText>
    <br></br>
    <af:outputText value="Init" shortDesc="shortDesc" id="ot1" clientComponent="true"/>
 

– find javascript function code

   var customJsFunction = function(event)
   {
      var exceptiondata = event.getSource().findComponent("ot32").getValue();
      AdfCustomEvent.queue(event.getSource(),
                       "mycustomserverEvent",
                       {param1:exceptiondata},
                       true);
      return true;
   }
 

– method in bean

  public void handleServerEvent(ClientEvent ce)
  {
    String param = (String)ce.getParameters().get("param1");
    RichOutputText outputText=(RichOutputText)ce.getComponent().findComponent("ot1");
    outputText.setShortDesc(param);
    outputText.setValue(param);
    AdfFacesContext.getCurrentInstance().addPartialTarget(outputText);
  }
 

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Disable the symbol of the required field of the label of inputtext

Requirement – Disable the symbol of the required field of the label of inputtext
Solutions- add the following code in your css skin file

AFRequiredIcon:alias
{
    content:inhibit;
}

Note – It will disabled * icon entire application

Now if you want to hide * icon only for particular inputText

then add add the ‘styleClass’ attribute in inputText

<af:inputText label="First Name" id="it1" styleClass="requiredField" required="true"/>

In the css skin file, add a new class style as follows:

.requiredField span

{
  visibility: hidden;
}

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