Andres,
Having worked with Portal Servers for many years... I have to say that
in "theory" Portal servers are great. In "practice" there are A LOT of
issues with them. The 2 biggest problems offhand are:
1) the fact that they ADD an entirely different layer on top of your
"web container" being the "portlet container" and make simple web
development a little more like rocket science (as if it isn't hard
enough as it is at times). For this the "iFrame" is a classic
solution. Yes - not what you might expect but heavily utilized in the
Portal / Portlet space.
2) due to 1) they have a voracious appetite for CPU and memory... and as
such have a litter of many failed projects... . And I don't mean small
customers... I mean VERY large customers in the USA and Canada who give
up on either a) buying all the extra hardware OR b) buying all the extra
licenses for their app servers. I have had clients ask me with my
enterprise box with X CPU's that should be enough... NO?... why the
performance issues?... double the CPU and the #boxes if you can was my
answer and you still will probably have scalability issues... they did
and it didn't help :-)
Portals were supposed to be the end all to "Enterprise" and aggregate
the hundreds / thousands of local systems on an Intranet... instead they
have met largely with failure on a grand scale and what I most often see
are companies going back to building large web apps after they have
experienced the Portal world.
So it isn't surprising that Stripes lacks integration... and it isn't
surprising that Spring MVC does... or whatever... what is surprising for
me personally is to see people still trying to build or maintain sites
around them ;-)
--Nikolaos
Mario Arias wrote:
andres <ispanand...@...> writes:
Hi all,I want to ask, if anyone has used Stripes for portlets (JSR 168, JSR
286) and if there is a way to use it with portal server (websphere). We have one
web application done with Stripes and we want run it like a portlet on websphere
portal server.if anyone knows the subject or may give clues would greatly
appreciate it.Thanks, greetingsThe same message in SpanishQuiero preguntar, si
alguien ha utilizado Stripes como portlets (JSR 168, JSR 286) y si hay una
manera de utilizarlo con el servidor de portal (WebSphere).Tenemos una
aplicación web hecha con Stripes y queremos que funcione como un portlet en el
servidor WebSphere Portal.Si alguien sabe del tema o puede dar pistas sería de
gran aprecio.Gracias,
saludos
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I recommend to you Spring MVC, they have a Portlet version and is similar but
not equal and not so good to Stripes. But you, probably, will have less problems
rewriting your application in Spring MVC that rewriting Stripes itself. A
Complete Stripes portlet version will be cool but both portlets seem to be a
little dead
Spanish
Te recomiendo que uses Spring MVC, ellos tiene una versión para Portlets pero no
es igual y no es tan bueno como Stripes. Pero tú, probablemente, tendrás menos
problemas reescribiendo tu aplicación en Spring MVC que reescribiendo Stripes.
Una versión completa de Stripes para portlets sería chévere pero los portlets se
ven un poco muertos
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