Sorry about the confusion...
"ProviderCode" should be substituted with the namespace you declared for your provider class.
"CustomPersonalizationProvider" should be substituted with the class name you declared for your custom PersonalizationProvider.
To use an oracle provider, you'd have to implement a custom OraclePersonalizationProvider that inherits from PersonalizationProvider class. Add this in the web.config as an available provider (shown in post above) and then specify it to be used as a default provider through the <personalization defaultProvider="..."> tag.
In the implementation of OraclePersonalizationProvider, you'd need to implement at least all the abstract functions.
- LoadPersonalizationBlobs - for loading data for a particular path and/or user from the db
- SavePersonalizationBlob - for saving data for a particular path and/or user to the db
- ResetPersonalizationBlob - for removing data for a particular path and/or user from the db
- ApplicationName
- FindState - for admin-related query
- GetCountOfState - for admin-related query
- ResetState - for removal of data
- ResetUserState - for removal of data
You would implement each of these functions to connect to the Oracle database and save/load/reset/query the appropriate data from your tables based on the inputs.
Hope that helps.
Helen
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