Set the Page Input as shown in Click OK.

4-26 Oracle Fusion Middleware Developers Guide for Oracle Portal Figure 4–53 Initial View of an OmniPortlet Using the HTML Layout 5. Youll notice that under img, the URL displays instead of an actual image. To change the HTML source, click the Edit Defaults pencil icon to edit your OmniPortlet.

6. Click the Layout tab.

7. In the Repeating Section, look for the row with the code: TDimgTD. 8. Replace this code with: TDimg src=imgTD. 9. You can also change the column headers in the Non-Repeating Heading Section. For example, replace: TH CLASS=PortletHeading1imgTH with TH CLASS=PortletHeading1Weather GraphicTH 10. In the Non-Repeating Heading section, delete the line: TH CLASS=PortletHeading1Zip CodeTH 11. In the Repeating Section, delete the line: TDzipCodeTD 12. Perform the same action for any other headings you wish to change, then click Finish . Your portlet now looks like Figure 4–54 . Figure 4–54 Final View of an OmniPortlet Using the HTML Layout 5 Creating Content-Based Portlets with Web Clipping 5-1 5 Creating Content-Based Portlets with Web Clipping Web Clipping is a browser-based declarative tool that enables you to integrate any Web application with Oracle Portal. It is designed to give you quick integration by leveraging the Web applications existing user interface. Web Clipping has been implemented as a Web provider using the Oracle Portal Developer Kit, which is a component of Oracle Portal. With Web Clipping, you can collect Web content into portlets in a single centralized Web page. You can use Web Clipping to consolidate content from Web sites scattered throughout a large organization. This chapter contains the following sections: ■ Section 5.1, What Is Web Clipping? ■ Section 5.2, Adding Web Page Content to a Portal Page ■ Section 5.3, Integrating Authenticated Web Content Using Single Sign-On ■ Section 5.4, Adding a Web Clipping That Users Can Personalize ■ Section 5.5, Using Web Clipping Open Transport API ■ Section 5.6, Migrating from URL-Based Portlets ■ Section 5.7, Current Limitations for Web Clipping 5.1 What Is Web Clipping? Web Clipping allows clipping of an entire Web page or a portion of it and reusing it as a portlet. Basic and HTML-form-based sites may be clipped. Use Web Clipping when you want to copy content from an existing Web page and expose it in your portal as a portlet. The Web Clipping portlet supports the following: Note: Web Clipping is provided with Oracle Portal 11g Release 1 11.1.1 and is also available as a download with the Oracle Portal Developer Kit. In Oracle Portal, you can add a Web Clipping portlet from the Oracle Portal Repository in the Portlet Builders folder. If youve downloaded Web Clipping as part of the Oracle Portal Developer Kit, you must register it before you can use it. To learn more about registering a Web provider, see Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators Guide for Oracle Portal. You can then add an Web Clipping portlet to any portal page.