> Von: Craig Berry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Gesendet: Montag, 29. Jänner 2001 23:40
> >
> > Not sure what this is for, but if it is for security, you
> > shouldn't specify
> > what to *remove* but what to *keep*.
>
> I'd imagine it's part of the general "scrub it to fit in a td
> cell" process,
> though why you'd have to strip objects and applets to get
> there is a bit
> confusing.
On one hand it's just for keeping the layout consistent (which means, there
shouldn't be another <STYLE>-Tag in). On the other hand, a <META
http-equiv="REDIRECT... -Tag wouldn't be nice in a portal anyway ...
Every "scrubbing"-feature can be turned of for any page you want to include
in the portal. (The only thing that can't be switched is the automatic
opening/closing of missing tags ... so that a included "</table>" without
corresponding "<table>" wouldn't mess up with your layout.
> I'm still not quite sure I understand the niche
> WebPagePortlet is trying to
> fill. If you're grabbing a page you control, why not use
> whatever process
> drives its content to drive a separate portlet content source
> (rss, for
> example) as well? And if you're grabbing a page you don't
> control, what are
> the odds that a page designed for at least a medium-sized
> window is going to
> scrunch into a portlet cell without looking like a complete
> mess, or making
> a mess of the rest of the portal layout?
It's mainly, because (at least here, I don't know about the rest of the
world yet ;) ) some pages will be maintained by independent
people/departments where you cannot force them to use anything but the
corporate/departmental standard tool for website-design (which is in our
case f.e. FrontPage). I nevertheless want to integrate some information from
their pages in a portal.
> What am I missing? What's this thing for?
It was mainly because on one hand three people (including me) already
started developing something like this and on the other hand, I needed it
for said integration of already exisiting information on different project's
pages which are maintained seperately.
Ingo
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