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Verity OUT! SES IN!

Posted on June 4, 2008 by David Roe

Oracle announced on metalink today that they will be releasing a new search component for UCM this month.  The component is called OracleTextSearch and once it is release Oracle will no longer distribute Verity for the content server.  I should … Continue reading →

Posted in Content Management, Oracle, Search | 2 Comments

RE: snibbling griblious

Posted on June 2, 2008 by David Roe

Billy Cripe and Nick Tuson published an article today looking at ways to use BI and ECM together.  The article is titled, “Envisioning Business Intelligence as More Than Reporting Dashboards and Enterprise Content Management as More Than a Bucket of … Continue reading →

Posted in Content Management, Oracle | 1 Comment

Oracle 11g Secure File Features with Oracle UCM

Posted on April 22, 2008 by David Roe

Last week I and several others talked about Oracle’s announcement of their new product Universal Online Archive.  While UOA should be a pretty cool application, many of the features mentioned are actually available now in the 11g database and can easily be leveraged … Continue reading →

Posted in Content Management, Database, Oracle, Secure File | 7 Comments

New Addition to Oracle ECM Stack

Posted on April 14, 2008 by David Roe

Oracle is announcing a new addition to their content management portfolio and Fusion Middleware stack today.  The product is called Universal Online Archive and if you’re having the same thought I did when I heard the name, you’re thinking its a SAAS app but … Continue reading →

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UCMTube – Converting and Streaming FLV Files with Oracle UCM

Posted on March 9, 2008 by David Roe

Lately Digital Asset Management and more specifically media streaming has been a pretty hot item.  I’ve found myself in a number of conversations discussing Oracle UCM’s capabilities and how to integrate it’s features in to web sites.  The content server … Continue reading →

Posted in Digital Asset Management, Flash, Oracle, Refinery | Leave a comment

Amazon S3 File Store Provider for Oracle UCM

Posted on February 29, 2008 by David Roe

A few weeks ago when I heard that Amazon launched their SimpleDB service, I have to confess that Amazon wasn’t really on my radar as technology company.  Maybe the marketing hadn’t caught up with me,  but I pretty much just … Continue reading →

Posted in File Store, Oracle, S3, Stellent | Leave a comment

Templating with Fragments

Posted on January 5, 2008 by David Roe

I’ve been playing around with an idea for a little while, one which I’m not actually 100% sold on yet, but I figured I would put it out there.  It has to do with Site Studio templates and how one … 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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Site Studio Tips, Tricks and Hacks

Posted on December 5, 2007 by David Roe

I thought I would throw together a list of some of the things I do when setting up or even working with Site Studio.  Nothing too crazy or ground breaking, just some things I do to make life a little … Continue reading →

Posted in Fragments, JSP, Oracle, Site Studio, Stellent | 6 Comments

Oracle UCM Content Folios

Posted on November 24, 2007 by David Roe

A few weeks ago, in a somewhat underwhelming fashion, Oracle released their Content Folios component as a non descript patch to the UCM Content Server.  Folios, which has been under development for some time, allows users to create groupings of items … Continue reading →

Posted in Content Management, Folios, Oracle | 2 Comments