Category Archives: Java

Cool and Refreshing RIDC

Posted on March 16, 2010 by David Roe

It’s been out for a little over a year, but I wanted to throw a quick post out about RIDC as I’ve recently started using it and I’m really very, very pleased with my experiences.  RIDC stands for Remote IntraDoc … Continue reading →

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Now I have to use JDeveloper

Posted on April 20, 2009 by David Roe

I got a pretty big surprise this morning when I read about Oracle’s acquisition of Sun.  All I have to say is wow…double wow really.  I know Sun has Solaris and Glassfish and a bunch of other fun stuff, but … Continue reading →

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Auto Fill That Friendly Name

Posted on March 2, 2009 by David Roe

This is kind of a fun component…nothing too special, but I think a nice example of something you can do with UCM filter events, specifically the validateCheckinData event.  What is does is automatically assign a friendly web file name to … Continue reading →

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Fun with Content Server Localization

Posted on January 3, 2008 by David Roe

Oracle / Stellent Content Server provides some pretty robust localization support.  I’m often suprised how much functionality there is to support localized data.  Strings and dates can be returned in a variety of languages and formats all based on the user’s … Continue reading →

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Yahoo Terms Extractor for Stellent / Oracle

Posted on October 15, 2007 by David Roe

How cool is Yahoo?  I was poking around their developer network page after looking up some YUI documentation and I came across their Terms Extraction service.  The service allows you to post content to it and return a list of “significant … Continue reading →

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Security Overrides Component – Introduction

Posted on October 6, 2007 by David Roe

I believe that IDOC script gets a bad rap.  On more then one occasion I have witnessed eyes roll when we began explaining how the Stellent scripting language can be used during an implementation.  It’s a natural reaction as most developers would … Continue reading →

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