Rapha�l Luta wrote:
>
> Khalid Ghanem wrote:
> >
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I'm trying to develop an application like My Yahoo, but the content of portlets is
>all retrieved from local databases. I've already downloaded and installed Jetspeed,
>and played around with it.
> >
> > To do so, I'd like to have a customized selection of portlets for each user. I
>also like to store user's selected portlets and their configuration in a database
>(maybe in xml format). When the user logs in, the user's selected portlets and their
>configurations should be retrieved, and the user's page should be rendered
>accordingly. The users can remove/add/edit portlets in their personalized page, and
>the change should take effect immediately. The users can also change the color schema
>of their personalized page, and they should see the change immediately.
> >
> > Currently, jetspeed uses one page configuration 'defaultPortlets.xml' to load a
>set of portlets. To add or remove a portlet you need to change the file, then you
>have to restart the servlet engine in order to see the change effect. When you want
>to change the colors schema, you have to modify JetspeedResources.properties (which
>is also loaded once), then restart the servlet engine to have the new properties
>reloaded.
> >
>
> Most (if not all) of these features will be in 1.2 and many are already implemented
> in
> CVS right now. Use the CVS version to see where Jetspeed is going. If you want to see
> them happen faster, you're welcome to contribute some code, there's a TODO list in
> the docs diretcory.
I agree. The Jetspeed in CVS should be really close to what you need.
I would take a look at the code/API and see what you think. The only
thing that really IMO needs work is just polishing it up so that
everything is in working order.
Kevin
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