I had to answer the following question: Shall we use a Portal and if
yes, should it be Liferay Portal or Oracle Portal? Or shall we use just
one or more Java web frameworks? This article shows my result. I had to
look especially at Liferay and Oracle...
4 replies - 4038 views - 10/13/11 by Kai Wähner in Articles
With their Apache-licensed DeltaCloud project and now with today's acquisition of a Cloud tech startup called Makara, RedHat is building a broad foundation for its position in the PaaS sphere. I wrote about the emergence of Makara early this year and I was...
0 replies - 17554 views - 12/01/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Daily Dose
Portal standard has been around since 2003. A lot of proprietary portal servers, portal developers, and architects have been around for a while. One thing lacking in this field is quality books that...
4 replies - 5146 views - 09/14/10 by Shagul Khajamohideen in Book Reviews
Two months ago, the open core portal company, Liferay, unveiled a new UI meta-framework called Alloy UI along with a migration program and several other services. Today's release of Liferay Portal 6 Enterprise Edition contains enhanced social collaboration...
0 replies - 6336 views - 09/08/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Articles
The Portal wars continue today as Liferay releases a new UI framework and a migration program for users of competing platforms such as Jive or eXo platform. Liferay has also added a collaborative web-casting site. Tomorrow Liferay will be announcing...
0 replies - 7867 views - 06/08/10 by Mitchell Pronsc... in News
IBA CZ is happy to announce the public availability of the Extlet plugin for
the Liferay Portal. Extlet plugin brings the power of Liferay Ext Development environment
and flexibility & simplicity of a plugin architecture. It is more modular than the...
0 replies - 1262 views - 06/07/10 by Stanislav Filipcik in Announcements
It is always a big challenge when you want to
extend your
current web presence and manageability of your content produced by your
existing legacy applications. There are a variety of different
implementations
on how to achieve this goal. In this post I will...
3 replies - 8956 views - 05/26/10 by Ali Loghmani in Articles
Ashish Sarin is the author of Portlets in Action, published by Manning Publications. Ashish has over 10 years of experience designing and developing web applications and portals using Java EE and the Portlets APIs. DZone got a chance to catch up with him...
0 replies - 5849 views - 05/12/10 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Articles
In the first chapter, JBoss Portal Server Development
provides a good overview about all portal
types (B2B,B2C,B2E), and then continues to introduce all the components
needed to understand all...
0 replies - 11429 views - 04/21/09 by Piergiorgio Lucidi in Book Reviews
OpenXava 3.1 is a framework to develop Java Enterprise applications in a different way: OpenXava avoids MVC. You provide only your POJOs annotated with JPA and you obtain an application ready for production.
1 replies - 2729 views - 12/19/08 by Javier Paniza in Announcements
When a portlet form is submitted, all the other portlets on the same portal page are forced to redraw themselves. In this presentation, filmed at the...
2 replies - 31330 views - 10/28/08 by Neil Griffin in Videos
OpenXava is a JPA Application Engine. You put in your JPA
classes and, in exchange, you obtain a full-featured application ready
for production, and without code generation. A new version, OpenXava 3.0.3, has been just released.What's new in 3.0.3?
0 replies - 4026 views - 08/19/08 by Javier Paniza in Announcements
OpenXava is a JPA Application Engine. You put in your JPA
classes and, in exchange, you obtain a full-featured application ready
for production, and without code generation. A new version, OpenXava 3.0.2,
was released this week.What's new in 3.0.2?
0 replies - 3249 views - 06/05/08 by Javier Paniza in Announcements
