Hi Muhammad, If you interested in portlet development type you maybe interested looking at one of the projects from Apache Portal: http://portals.apache.org
Hope this helps. Thanks, Henry On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 2:21 AM, Joseph Schmidt <[email protected]>wrote: > I don't consider myself a fan of Portals, but to be fair, there are more >> to Portals than just the portlet pages. The Portal provides a one-stop >> administration for the entire application which can consist of multiple >> Portlets / Applications. You also get single sign-on for all Portlets >> hosted on the Portal and most Portals ship with a plethora of enterprisy >> applications. >> > The user can see only the "portlet pages". > However, the Ajax/CMS based solutions also have SSO and nice configuration > of those portlets like "boxes". It's just that most of the serverside > solutions are PHP based. > > > Its a shame the Portal spec deviated so much from the Servlet spec. >> Servlet based frameworks have to jump quite a few hoops to comply with >> the Portlet spec. >> > Yes it is. I haven't seen any portlet implementation that is fast - because > the requirements ask > too much from the server. If a portal was fast, it was not using the > portlet specification. > > So I believe that the best way to have what the users want "portlet pages", > si not to use the portlet specification, but the CMS+Ajax like approach - > since this is the only fast solution so far. > > Joseph. > >
