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Portlets 2.0 Next Generation Portlet Applications This document discusses portlets and the JSR 286 specification. It summarizes the key concepts of portlets, how they have evolved from JSR 168 to support inter-portlet communication and new features like resource serving. It also provides demos of public render parameters, events, and portlet federation capabilities.
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Portlets 2.0 Tssjs Prague 2008
- 1. Portlets 2.0 Next Generation Portlet Applications Steve Millidge Founder of C2B2 Member of the JSR286 Expert Group Architect of the Open Source iPoint Portal [email_address] www.c2b2.co.uk
- 5. What is a Portal “ A portal is a web based application that commonly provides personalisation, authentication, content aggregation, from different sources and hosts the presentation layer of information systems.” The JSR 286 Spec
- 6. What is a Portal? TRADITIONAL VIEW
- 7. What is a Portlet “ A portlet is an application that provides a specific piece of content (information or service) to be included as part of a portal page.” The JSR 286 Spec
- 8. What is a Portlet?
- 9. The Portlet Container “ A portlet container runs portlets and provides them with the required runtime environment.” The JSR 286 Spec
- 10. Architecture Portal Local Portlet Container 2 Remote Portlet Container Local Portlet Container 1 Portlet API Portlet API Portlet Portlet Portlet Portlet Portlet
- 11. JSR 168
- 16. JSR 286 -Building Bridges
- 19. Architecture Portal Local Portlet Container 2 Remote Portlet Container Local Portlet Container 1 Portlet API Portlet API Portlet Portlet Portlet Portlet Portlet
- 21. Public Render Parameters http://website/portal?zipcode=wr143sz
- 22. Demo: Public Render Parameters (JBoss Portal)
- 24. Declaring Support ... <public-render-parameter> <identifier>foo</identifier> <qname xmlns:x= http://c2b2/ns >X:foo2</qname> </public-render-parameter> ... <portlet> <portlet-name>PortletA</portlet-name> ... <supported-public-render-parameter> foo</supported-public-render-parameter> </portlet> ... If you do not declare support for the parameter you won’t receive it
- 26. Event Demo (JBoss Portal)
- 27. Event Processing
- 33. Portlet Reprise
- 35. Traditional Architecture Portal Local Portlet Container 2 Remote Portlet Container Local Portlet Container 1 Portlet API Portlet API Portlet Portlet Portlet Portlet Portlet
- 36. Portlet Container in the Wild Portlet Container 1 Portlet API Portlet Portlet WSRP REST Portal Portlet Container 2 Portlet API Portlet Portlet WSRP REST Portal IPC
- 41. Portlets as Remote Applications
- 43. Questions
Editor's Notes
- If you do not declare support for the parameter you will not receive it