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- Reuse and the Portal Onion by Jeffrey Ryan - [Clicks: 9]
Reuse is the Holy Grail that many IT shops search for to reap the benefits of lower development and maintenance costs. Read on and peel the layers of the portal onion, examining how each layer enables reuse of front-end components and infrastructure.
http://www.developer.com/design/article.php/3776521 - Oct, 2008 - Why Portal or Why Not Portal? by Jeffrey Ryan - [Clicks: 86]
Many developers and software architects question why they should use a portal framework to create their websites. Perhaps a better question is why not use a portal framework to create your website. Read on to learn how a portal framework knits together the architectural elements related to user experience.
http://www.developer.com/java/ent/article.php/3764286 - Aug, 2008 - JSR 286 Portlets: Action-scoped Request Attributes by Ray Radhakrishnan - [Clicks: 60]
The recent Java Portlet Specification 2.0 final draft (JSR 286) addresses a shortcoming in the action-render model used in the current spec to be able to let the container take care of managing the attributes between action and render.
http://www.theserverside.com/tt/articles/article.tss?l=JSR286Portlets - Jun, 2008 - What's new in the Java Portlet Specification V2.0 (JSR 286)? by Stefan Hepper, Oliver Koth - [Clicks: 115]
Learn all about the second version of the Java Portlet Specification (JSR 286). In Version 2.0, the specification and the APIs more than doubled, and it allows you to implement most use cases without the need to have vendor extensions. The portlet programming model also provides events and public render parameters so that you can build larger composite applications out of your portlets and reuse your portlets in different scenarios.
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/library/techarticles/0803_hepper/0803_hepper.html - Mar, 2008
- gems - [Clicks: 852]
This project provides a collection of portlets that you could use in your own application. Think of these portlets as the little Gems that could be used on a Portal page. These portlets aren't large projects on their own (for those, a new project should be started), but instead, are smaller portlets like the ones mentioned below, which would make good candidates: - E-Mail Portlet; - Calendar Portlet; - Blog Portlet; - RSS Feed Portlet; - Calculator Portlet; - Image Viewer Portlet; - Horoscope Portlet; - Etc.
https://gems.dev.java.net/ - JBoss PortletSwap - [Clicks: 539]
JBoss PortletSwap is a community gathering place for JBoss Portal developers to publish and share portlets, themes and layouts. Portletswap is a one-stop-shop for JSR-168 compliant portlets and JBoss Portal themes and layouts for use in JBoss Portal . Our goal is to make it easy for JBoss Portal community members to actively extend JBoss Portal. Both free and commercial portlets, themes and layouts are available here.
http://www.portletswap.com/ - Open Source Portlet Repository Project - [Clicks: 728]
This project will act as the workspace for open source developers to develop a variety of JSR168 compliant open source portlets. It will include portlets for Enterprise Integrations, Web 2.0 technologies, Collaboration, and much more. The list of currently available portlets in the repository can be found in the Portlet Availability Matrix.
https://portlet-repository.dev.java.net/ - Portlet Open Source Trading site (POST) - [Clicks: 492]
Open source site committed to helping customers learn from their industry peers and share best practices for developing standards-based portlets.
http://portlet-opensrc.sourceforge.net/
- FAQ: Support for WSRP and JSR 168 - [Clicks: 223]
This Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document includes answers to general questions regarding Bowstreet's support for Java Specification Request (JSR) 168. This is a living document. If you need answers to specific questions not in this document, please post them in the JSR 168 section of the Bowstreet discussion forums.
http://bcp.bowstreet.com/library/articles/FAQ_WSRP_JSR168.html - JSR 168 FAQ - [Clicks: 411]
https://portlet.dev.java.net/files/documents/1654/8703/faq.html
- MVCPortlet - [Clicks: 481]
MVCPortlet is a framework for developing JSR 168 compliant portlets using a pattern similar to Model-View-Controller. MVCPortlet provides all essential elements needed for writing a well-behaved business portlet. The framework provides a "ControllerPortlet" that receives all "processAction" and "render" requests. The request is delegated to a "processor" that implements the business logic for a specific request type. The processors may manipulate the "model" by directly accessing a relational database or via Java/EJ beans. The "view" is generated by forwarding the render requests to JSPs.
http://www.nabh.com/projects/mvcportlet - Orbeon OXF - [Clicks: 216]
OXF is the most advanced XML platform for building Web-based enterprise applications based on industry standards (W3C, OASIS, JCP) and proven Java/J2EE technologies. It stands out in a crowd of existing J2EE frameworks by fully leveraging the ubiquity and the flexibility of XML.
[OXF provides integration with Struts as well as JavaServer Faces, and version 2.1 includes support for the JSR-168 Portlet API.]
http://www.orbeon.com/oxf/ - Portals Bridges - [Clicks: 297]
Portals Bridges provides support for JSR-168 compliant Portlet development using common web frameworks like Struts, JSF, PHP, Perl and Velocity.
http://portals.apache.org/bridges/ - Portlet Repository Protocol (PRP) - [Clicks: 29]
The Portlet Repository Protocol (PRP) project seeks to define a common Web Service API used to communicate with portlet repositories. It will also establish the format and meta-data to be included when defining a specific portlet within a repository. This is a free and open standards project, that any portlet repository may implement, and any portal vendor may leverage, as well. Input from those respective parties is welcomed and encouraged.
https://prp.dev.java.net/ - WebWork MVC Portlet Framework - [Clicks: 208]
WWPortlet is a MVC Framework for JSR168 Portlet based on WebWork,Velocity, Spring, Hibernate. Using WWPortlet can minimize the difficulty of Portlet Development. During the Portlet development early stage, you even can use normal Web Container such as Tomcat, WAS as testing environment to develop portal application, and last deploy in the JetSpeed/Tomcat or WebSphere Portal Server v5.1. Using WWPortlet to develop Portal Application, you do not need to know any API & concept of Portlet & JSR168, you can develop your Portal Application just as traditional WebWork/Velocity application.
http://wwportlet.sourceforge.net/
- Portlet Community - [Clicks: 565]
If J2EE based portals, JSR 168 or WSRP mean anything to you, you have come to the right place. This is a gathering of developers and technical experts working on Portals and related technologies. Here you will find open source projects, articles, tips, news, product announcements, blogs and FAQs. This community is also dedicated to creating a repository of open source and free JSR 168 compliant portlets that can be used on any J2EE portal server available in the market today. This is a great place to obtain portlets, learn, discuss, share knowledge and publicize your work.
http://community.java.net/portlet/ - Portlet Exchange - [Clicks: 628]
Welcome to Portlet Exchange, a forum for developers and users of portal technology. At present we making a number of JSR-168 compliant portlets available via our "Downloads" page. Our goal is to provide comprehensive set of resources for portal community. In the near future, this site will provide the following features: * Search and download portlets compliant with JSR 168 and WSRP standards; * Upload open source as well as commercial portlet distributions; * Portal and portlet product reviews; * Technical articles, tutorials, sample code related to portlet implementation; * Developer and user forums.
http://www.portletexchange.com/ - Yahoo! Groups : portlets - [Clicks: 346]
This group is to discuss portlets and related technology, their usability and problems associated with them. Portlets related technologies, standardizations and specifications like JSR 168 and Web Services for Remote Portlets (WSRP) can also be discussed here.
[Popular open source and commercial portal servers can also be discussed here. Popular portal servers are IBM Portal Server, Sun Portal Server, BEA Weblogic Portal, Plumtree, Documentum, epicentric, Microsoft Sharepoint, Jetspeed, eXo, Liferay, PortalImpl, jPortlet etc.]
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/portlets/
- Portlet Development for Portals by Punit Pandey - [Clicks: 511]
You will find all events related to portals, portal servers, and portlets. Issues include Portlet FAQs, Portlet Source Codes, Portlet Tutorials, Portlet Examples, Study Material, and Articles related to Portal and Portlet technology. Hope this blog will help in learning portlets and related issues.
http://portlets.blogspot.com/ - Punit Pandey's Weblog on Portlets, OOA/D and J2EE by Punit Pandey - [Clicks: 152]
I am now a days working on Portlets, OOA/D, Software Architecture and Design, Design Patterns, Software Methodologies, J2EE and More. I will try to post related information on this blog.
http://www.jroller.com/page/portlets
