Click Next. On the View page, select Tabular for the Layout Style, then click Next.

13-12 Oracle Fusion Middleware Developers Guide for Oracle Portal Figure 13–2 Default Search Results Displayed in the Dynamic Page Portlet 6. Users can personalize this portlet to provide their own search term and minimum score, as shown in Figure 13–3 . Figure 13–3 Personalizing Search Criteria In Figure 13–4 you can see the changes in the search results when a user personalizes the portlet and changes the minimum score to 70. Figure 13–4 Personalized Search Results Displayed in the Dynamic Page Portlet 14 Creating Multi-Lingual Content 14-1 14 Creating Multi-Lingual Content This chapter describes how to use the APIs provided with Oracle Portal to create content in different languages. It contains the following sections: ■ Section 14.1, Introduction to Multi-Lingual Support ■ Section 14.2, Querying the Default Language ■ Section 14.3, Setting the Session Language ■ Section 14.4, Modifying an Existing Translation ■ Section 14.5, Creating a Translation for an Item ■ Section 14.6, Translations and Item Versioning For more information about any of these APIs, refer to the Oracle Portal PLSQL API Reference on Portal Center: http:portalcenter.oracle.com In the Portal Focus Areas section, click Portlet Development, then in the APIs and References section, click PLSQL API Reference.

14.1 Introduction to Multi-Lingual Support

The page group administrator must have configured the page group to support multiple languages before you can use the APIs to create translations of portal objects. Before using the APIs, it is recommended that you read Chapter 20 Translating Portal Content of the Oracle Fusion Middleware Users Guide for Oracle Portal to understand how to configure a page group and how objects with translations behave. The basic approach to creating or modifying a translation of a portal object is to set the language context and then use the appropriate content management API to create or modify the item.

14.2 Querying the Default Language

To determine the default language of a page group, run the following query: select distinct wwnls_api.get_languagedefault_language Page Group Default Language from wwsbr_all_content_areas pg where name = MyPageGroup; Tip: Remember, if you are calling the APIs from a Web provider or external application, you need to set the session context first. For more information, refer to Section 10.1, Setting the Session Context .