On Jul 2, 2009, at 6:44 AM, Glen Mazza wrote:
I have a related question: In the Jetexpress tutorial[1], the
Jetspeed
archetype is shown creating a single portlet in its own module:
jetexpress-pa.
Question: If I have multiple portlets, should I place them in
separate
submodules: jetexpress-pa2, jetexpress-pa3, ... *or* place them
all in the
jetexpress-pa module and create MyPortlet.java, MyPortlet2.java,
MyPortlet3.java, etc. all in the same project folder? What's
normally done?
Generally speaking, try to group portlets into portlet applications
along common themes such as :
* shared session state
* shared base or utility classes
* shared dependency versions such as both using spring 2.5 or the same
version of hibernate
* common functionality, such as a suite of Accounting System portlets
for example or whatever your line of business is
Take a look at some of our applications:
http://portals.apache.org/applications/
Take for example the Web Content portlet application. Here we have
both IFrame and Web Rewriting portlets all bundled together under a
common theme
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