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http://developers.sun.com/portalserver/reference/techart/jsr168/
Portlets are Web-based components managed by portlet containers that supply dynamic content. Portals employ portlets as pluggable user-interface components—a presentation layer—for information systems. The Java Portlet Specification achieves interoperability among portlets and portals by defining the APIs for portlets and by standardizing the rules for preferences, user data, portlet requests and responses, deployment, packaging, and security. Java Portlet Specification 1.0, Java Specification Request (JSR) 168, was released in October 2003.
In February 2006, the JSR 286 Expert Group was formed to start work on Java Portlet Specification 2.0. When that is finalized, backward compatibility will be in place: JSR 168 portlets will be able to run seamlessly in JSR 286 portlet containers. No recompilation will be necessary.
This article spotlights JSR 168 and the associated software, Portlet Container 2.0 and the Portal Pack NetBeans Plug-in (formerly NetBeans Portlet Plug-in). Also described are sample portlets and JSR 286 in its draft state.
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Samples From the Open Source Portlet Repository
The Open Source Portlet Repository (henceforth, the repository), a java.net project, manages and build portlet samples with Maven. Because the NetBeans IDE also supports Maven projects through the NetBeans Maven2 Plug-in, you can build and run the samples as Maven projects. Alternatively, manually create the NetBeans project.
Currently, the repository offers numerous sample portlets, among them the following:- Bookmarks Portlet — Adds Web-site bookmarks to your Portal Server desktop.
- Notepad Portlet — Creates personal notes and then organizes them in categories. An important benefit is that other portal users cannot access those notes.
- Blog Portlet — Manages Weblogs from a portal according to the Atom Publishing Protocol (APP).
- Ajax Portlet — Demonstrates how to apply AJAX, a technology that includes but is not limited to Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, to build JSR 168 portlets and the related challenges. This portlet is built with the Dojo Toolkit.
- Flickr Portlet — Enables access to Flickr photos.
- iFrame Portlet — Displays a Web page in iFrame. This portlet demonstrates how to build portlets with iFrame technology.
- Java Authentication and Authorization Service (JAAS) Portlet — Authenticates users against a plain-text password file with the JAAS APIs.
- YoutubePortlet and SingleVideoPortlet — Displays videos.
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http://rubyforge.org/projects/rails-portlet/
This JSR286 portlet makes regular HTTP requests to a Rails server (any deployment model will do) and transforms the HTML into the portlet partial. It is possible to create content with Ruby on Rails and deploy it theoretically in any portlet container.
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Liferay
This is a collection of (some) Liferay models for developers that use the database with ActiveRecord. You may want to check out the Rails-portlet package if you‘re going to deploy Rails applications of Liferay.
Follow these steps
1. Configure ActiveRecord as usual.
2. require ‘lportal‘
3. You‘re good to go.
This gem quite effectively pollutes your namespace, and that is intentional. If you are working in the context of the portal, having your users modeled by User is more convenient rather than having to reference them as Lportal::Users.
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