You may have noticed Bex mention 10g support for the blogs & wiki component or seen the update at  Oracle’s quarterly ECM community seminar,

Well 10g Blogs and Wikis are coming soon!! There was a last minute bug and so the updated components have not been pushed out to a public site just yet.

The will be a patch and OTN download in the next 1-2 weeks!!

Can’t wait to try them out

I’v been using prototype and scriptaculous for about 1-2 years now, I’ve even got “Prototype & scriptaculous in action“. But over the last couple of months I’ve been disappointing with the lack of updates or news. And with Jquerys new branding and continuous development, I’ve been so close to moving across…

I love the fact that prototype is so light weight and it makes my life so much easier, but it does have a number of small flaws that need to be addressed.. I feel like Im being pushed by the web community to give up on prototype and take that jump onto jquery.. But I`ll be giving prototype another 6 more months and see where it takes me.

Maybe I`ll use PrototypeJS for small JS projects, jQuery for more indepth applications and EXTJS for the motherload of projects where I need everything..

Id love to know what you guys are using and what your thoughts are on these frameworks..

Over the next month or so I will be releasing a list of tiny components, which I’ve developed whilst working with Stellent & the Oracle UCM.
These components will be free!! And will all be defined under the Creative Commons: Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported.

If you do use any of them, then all I ask is that you contribute $5, to buy me a pint down my local pub.

And if you do modify the component - please send me a copy, I`d love to see what you guys have done with them.

J.

Ok, don`t throw away photoshop.. I was just kidding..

But the experts at yahoo have released this great new website go check it out.

More info can be found here at Ajaxian!

http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/content-management/ucm/samples/index.html

I`v noticed Oracle have posted up a new free component: UseNativeFileInIndex Sample Component.
It allows the Content Server to index native files instead of weblayout files. Sounds pretty interesting and worth checking out if you have a spare minute or two.

The other samples available:

	SelectivelyRefineAndIndex Sample Component (also works with Content Server 7.5.1/7.5.2)
	RSS Feeds Sample Component
	HowTo Components Sample (also works with Content Server 7.5.2)
	Create and Modify Layout Sample Component
	Add PicLens Viewer to Search Results