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JBoss Portal 2.2: Standards-based foundation for your portal
At 11:06 AM on Apr 12, 2006, Rick Ross wrote:
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Re: JBoss Portal 2.2: Standards-based foundation for your portal
Hi with all 500+ CMS systems and portal systems i could not really see what this portal system brings of new... but i do like some parts of it, the theme creation looks very easy, and makes sense.Also there seems there was the care to do respect the standards, that is a very good plus in my book
I tried hard to find sites that use it but i could find none except the live demo... could you direct me to a list of sites that are actively using jboss portal?
Looks like a valid option, but it's such a large universe (500+ similar systems) that is hard to evaluate if not seen in action.
Re: JBoss Portal 2.2: Standards-based foundation for your portal
IPC by walking the tree of portlets, isn't that adding structural dependencies in the code?I'd expect a context registry, with [external] declaration to do the mapping from attributes to portlets, or I'm just not understanding at all.......
Re: JBoss Portal 2.2: Standards-based foundation for your portal
Read my latest blog for some of the companies that are using JBoss Portal: http://jboss.org/jbossBlog/blog/rrusso/As always, you can view a live instance here: http://portal.demo.jboss.com
Re: JBoss Portal 2.2: Standards-based foundation for your portal
> IPC by walking the tree of portlets, isn't that> adding structural dependencies in the code?
To a certain degree, yes. You are leveraging the inherent tree architecture, but dispatching to the receiver portlet by 'name'.
> I'd expect a context registry, with [external]
> declaration to do the mapping from attributes to
> portlets, or I'm just not understanding at all.......
I do believe some of the "private source" portals do just that.
Should be interesting to see how JSR-286 will address this.