In the Timeout Message field, enter the message to display when Oracle Portal

Creating Java Portlets 6-45 To access a sample provider test page, you must use the URL and service ID. An example of a URL for a sample provider is as follows: http:myserver.com:8888myj2eeportlet1providerssample where, http:myserver.com:8888myj2eeportlet1providers is the URL value, and sample is the service ID.

14. Click Finish. You should see a Registration Confirmation page.

15. Your portlet should now be available for adding to pages just as any other portlet in the Portlet Repository. To add your portlet to a page, follow the instructions in the Oracle Fusion Middleware Users Guide for Oracle Portal.

6.6 Setting up the WSRP and JPDK Applications in Oracle Portal

This section describes steps to manually configure the WSRP and JPDK application and deploying them on the Oracle WebLogic Server. This section includes the following subsections: ■ Configuring and Deploying the WSRP ■ Configuring and Deploying the JPDK

6.6.1 Configuring and Deploying the WSRP

To configure the WSRP, complete the following steps: ■ Creating WSRP Managed Server ■ Adding the Required Libraries to the WSRP Managed Server ■ Starting the WSRP Managed Server ■ Configuring the Datasource ■ Extending the Existing WebLogic Domain ■ Adding wsm-pm to the WSRP Managed Server ■ Deploying the Sample EAR File ■ Configuring Oracle Web Cache ■ Registering and Viewing Your Portlet Creating WSRP Managed Server You can create a WebLogic Managed Server on an existing domain using the Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console to create the managed server instance and Note: PDK-Java enables you to deploy multiple providers under a single adapter servlet. The providers are identified by the Service ID field. When you deploy a new provider, you must assign a service identifier to the provider and use that service identifier when creating your provider WAR file. The service identifier is used to look up a file called service_id.properties, which defines the characteristics of the provider, such as whether to display its test page. For more information about service identifiers, refer to Section D.1.2, Service Identifiers .