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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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Cloudy days for UCM?

Posted on March 3, 2010 by David Roe

I heard a great idea at work a few weeks ago from my boss and it’s been on my TODO list for some time to try out.  The idea was to run UCM on an Amazon EC2 instance.  For those … 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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Presenting at AIIM

Posted on March 28, 2009 by David Roe

Next week I (and one of my great clients Molly) will be doing a presentation at the AIIM Expo in Philadelphia, PA.  Our session is called “5 Rules to Optimize Your Website for SEO, ROI, and New Site Creation” and … 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 →

Posted in Java, Metadata, Oracle, Site Studio | 1 Comment

CMIS

Posted on September 16, 2008 by David Roe

Big news in the content management world last week.  The big guys(EMC, IBM, MS, Oracle…and pretty much everyone) came together and proposed a protocol based standard for content management.  The standard, which basically leverages the Atom Publishing Protocol appears to … Continue reading →

Posted in CMIS, Content Management, Oracle, Secure File | Tagged | 1 Comment

General Blathering

Posted on September 9, 2008 by David Roe

I haven’t really posted anything in a couple weeks so I thought I would throw a little blog update out.  Work and life have been a bit busy and that’s been keeping me from my usual routine, but things should … Continue reading →

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JCR Follow Up

Posted on August 12, 2008 by David Roe

A little while ago(and my last post) I talked a little bit about my surprise discovery of the JCR adapter for Oracle UCM on the documentation site.  I received quite a bit of nice feedback about the post and was actually pretty surprised by … Continue reading →

Posted in Content Management, Oracle | 6 Comments

JCR for UCM…When did that happen?

Posted on July 22, 2008 by David Roe

So I was on the Oracle UCM documentation page the other day looking for the Javadocs for CIS and I ran across something I had not seen before, the “Content Server JCR Repository Adapter” document. It was hiding there is … Continue reading →

Posted in BEA, Content Management, ECM, Oracle | 5 Comments

AquaLogic a UCM Application?

Posted on June 8, 2008 by David Roe

There was a pretty interesting article last week from The Register.  In a somewhat over-dramatically titled article, “BEA AquaLogic SOA business dismantled”, they shared some anonymously-sourced information on Oracle’s plans for BEA. The Register has learned from individuals close to the company … Continue reading →

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