Oracle Universal Content Management Content Folios – Bundle and Render Content

1. Oracle Universal Content ManagementContent Folios – Bundle and Render Content Vijay Ramanathan Principal Product Manager

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3. Content FoliosAgenda • Content Folios - A Business Case • Technical Overview • Simple Folios • Advanced Folios • Folio Templates • Customization • Creating a Custom Renderer

4. <Insert Picture Here> Content Folios Business Case

5. Content FoliosBusiness Case

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8. Content FoliosBusiness Case ContentFolios

9. Content Folios • New ways to group content together, and then do useful things with the groupings • UCM’s approach differs from existing implementations of “virtual documents” or “compound documents” • Folios makes possible a number of more content-centric and process oriented vertical solutions

10. Content FoliosExample uses for Content Folios • Contracts • Manage sections separately, and assemble on-the-fly • Marketing materials • Group text, images, and layout files to produce communications • Sales kits • Group presentations, fact sheets, etc. to support sales people • Policies and procedures • Manage sections separately and assemble on-the-fly • Reports • Information about competition, market opportunities, etc

11. Content FoliosPossible Vertical Solutions using Content Folios • Compliance applications • Sarbanes-Oxley, ISO • E-Learning applications • Course materials • Process-oriented applications • Contract Management • Asset Licensing • Applications in WCM • Folio as a mini-website • Applications in DAM • Presentation management

12. <Insert Picture Here> Content Folios What is a Folio?

13. Content FoliosWhat is a Folio? XML Document Edit Metadata Revise and Render Subscribe, Workflow, Discuss, etc.

14. Content FoliosWhat is a Folio? • A Folio can be rendered into • PDF • ZIP • XML • Custom Formats (PPT, etc.) • Oracle UCM provides • Customizable AJAX-based GUI to build and edit Folios • Service-oriented infrastructure that allows Folios to be leveraged from external applications

15. Content FoliosCreating a new Folio • From Content Management Menu • From Search Results Page • From Content Basket

16. Content FoliosContent Baskets • Users can create of multiple named content baskets • Baskets are available to the user only (not shared) • A basket can be published as a Content Folio

17. <Insert Picture Here> Content Folios Terminology and Details

18. Contents of a Folio Items & Slots Nodes Hyper-text Types of Folios Simple Folio Advanced Folio Types of Advanced Folios Ad-hoc Folios Template-based Folios Folio Viewing and Editing Folio Editors Folio Viewers Folio Actions Render Save Snapshot Lock/Unlock Subscribe Content FoliosTerminology

19. Content FoliosItems, Slots, Nodes and Hypertext • Item - A content item in a Folio • Slot - An empty placeholder for a content item • Node - A container for items, slots and nodes • A node is not a separate folio • Hypertext – An entry used to add a URL

20. Content FoliosSimple Folios and Advanced Folios • Simple Folio • Flat, ordered list of items • Example: A PPT slide deck • Advanced Folio • Allows for hierarchy within a Folio • Allows for additional properties on items, slots and nodes • Example: Assets needed to create a brochure

21. Content FoliosAdvanced Folios : Ad-hoc and Template-based • Advanced Folios can be Ad-hoc or Template-based • Ad-hoc Folios • Create any structure and put any content into the Folio • Edit the Folio in any desired fashion • Template-based Folios • Edits are restricted by settings defined in a folio template • Folio template can be created by administrators

22. Content FoliosEditing and Viewing • Edit mode - Allows users to edit a Folio • Simple Folio editor or Advanced Folio editor • Folio Template editor (administrators only) • Viewer - A different mechanism to view a Folio • Example: View a folio as a mini-website

23. Content FoliosActions Save changes to current revision Create new revision Lock items to current revision Prevent further edits Unlock locked folios Download Folio in other formats

24. Content FoliosSubscribe • Subscribe • Users can choose to be notified when • Content is added to or removed from the Folio • Folio structure is changed (i.e. nodes or items are moved around) • Folio is revised • Items referenced by the Folio are revised

25. <Insert Picture Here> Content Folios Demonstration

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27. Content FoliosFolio Templates • Provides a starting point for users to create common advanced folios • Allows admins to restrict functionality available to end users • Examples: • Template for Contracts • Template for Sales Kit • Template for Product Information Website

28. Content FoliosFolio Templates • Can contain • Nodes • Empty Slots • Items • Can limit the ability for end users to • Add, remove or move nodes, slots and items • Add content of certain profiles or file types • Render the folio using certain renderers • Allows administrators to • Map folio to appropriate Content Profiles • Map slots and nodes to appropriate Content Profiles • Require capture an archive of items in folio at time of snapshot • Force items to be cloned when Folios are created

29. <Insert Picture Here> Content Folios Folio Templates Demonstration

30. <Insert Picture Here> Content Folios Customizing Content Folios Creating a Custom Renderer

31. Content FoliosCreating a Custom Renderer – Step 1 • Write a Java class that implements FolioRenderer class package folios.renderers; import java.io.OutputStream; import java.util.*; import intradoc.common.*; import intradoc.data.*; import folios.*; import folios.iterators.*; public class FolioPptRenderer implements FolioRenderer { … }

32. Content FoliosCreating a Custom Renderer – Step 2 • Write a Java class that implements FolioIteratorCallback class package folios.iterators; import intradoc.common.*; import intradoc.data.*; . . . import folios.*; import java.io.*; . . . public class FolioPptIterator implements FolioIteratorCallback { . . . }

33. Content FoliosCreating a Custom Renderer – Step 3 • Create a table to list out details of the new renderer as follows @ResultSet cpd_FolioPptRenderer 4 rendererID name actionDisplayLabel renditionClass ppt PPT Rendition wwCpdDownloadPptRendition folios.renderers.FolioPptRenderer @end

34. Content FoliosCreating a Custom Renderer – Step 4 • Merge the new table into the CpdRegisteredRenderers table as follows @ResultSet MergeRules 4 fromTable toTable column loadOrder cpd_FolioPptRenderer CpdRegisteredRenderers rendererID 10 @end

35. <Insert Picture Here> Content Folios A Quick Look at PptFolioRenderer

36. Content FoliosUseful Resources • Documentation • http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/E10316_01/update/admin_guide_folios_10en.pdf

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