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There are three major products in the WebCenter product stack.<ref>{{cite web|title=The Licensing Of Oracle Technology Products|url=http://omtco.eu/references/oracle/the-licensing-of-oracle-technology-products-compliance-metrics-licensing-restrictions/|publisher=OMT-CO Operations Management Technology Consulting GmbH|accessdate=26 June 2013}}</ref>

The base '''WebCenter Framework''' allows a user to embed [[portlet]]s, ADF Taskflows/Pages, content, and customizable components in an Oracle ADF application. All Framework pieces are integrated into the Oracle [[Jdeveloper|JDeveloper]] IDE, providing access to these resources.

, content, and customizable components in an Oracle ADF application. All Framework pieces are integrated into the Oracle [[Jdeveloper|JDeveloper]] IDE, providing access to these resources.

'''WebCenter Services''' are a set of independently deployable collaboration services. It incorporates [[Web 2.0]] components such as content, collaboration, and communication services - the full list is provided below. WebCenter Services includes Oracle ADF user interface components (called Taskflows) that can be embedded directly into ADF applications. In addition, APIs can be utilized to create custom UIs and to integrate some of these services into non-ADF applications.