Check out the MyFaces "Portlet Bridge" project. It's an open source
implementation of JSR-301Bridge and addresses many of the issues that
the Oracle Bridge addressed. As a matter of fact, Oracle is the spec
lead on the project and the MyFaces Portlet Bridge is being developed as
the R.I.
Now for the unfortunate part, The JSR-301 bridge spec is still under
development as is the MyFaces Portlet Bridge. There is not yet a lot of
documentation on it and there are still issues with Trinidad and this
bridge but we are doing our best to work though those as they come up.
I can tell you that newer versions of the WebCenter will use this bridge
once the spec is complete and Apache has released the Bridge Implementation.
http://myfaces.apache.org/portlet-bridge/index.html
If I were you, I would develop using the Oracle Webcenter bridge for now
and, with but a few exceptions, you should be able to substitute this
bridge in the near future as we work though the issues. One thing I
know that this bridge will NOT solve without some Oracle code is
integration with Trinidad and ADFm. But if you don't use ADFm, you
should be fine.
Hope that helps,
Scott O'Bryan
Andre Jochems wrote:
Hi,t
Is it posible to make a portlet with Trinidad? I have been trying all
kinds of posibilities and combinations of portlet bridges (open
portal, apache, oracle webcenter) and containers but i am only able to
realize it until know with the oracle webcenter libraries. Since they
are bound by a very expensive license it is not a viable option for
me. My requirement is that i need a WSRP JSF portlet that van be
consumed by Oracle Portal (or any other wsrp consuming portal). Aside
from webcenter i have not been able until now to produce a working
example with opensource alternatives. Are there any clear samples,
tutorials, howtos on how to proceed?
I also found the new JSR301 code donation but there is absolutely no
documentation yet. Since it is also donated by oracle i was hoping
that it could replace the webcenter jsf bridge with it to use it with
trinidad ....
Kind Regards,
Andre Jochems
