JSR 286 (Portlet Specification V 2.0) Preview

Stefan Hepper, specification lead - jsr 286, presented the a futuristic view of portlet specification 2.0 (jsr 286 ) and its status in 2006 JavaOne Conference. The presentation is available at -

What comes next in the Portlet Specification V 2.0 with JSR 286

To summarize, here are the major working areas for JSR 286 -
  • Coordination (Events support, Sharing session beyond portlet application, Sharing render parameters across portlets)
  • WSRP 2.0 alignment
  • Better support for Web Frameworks (JSF, Struts, Spring, WebWork)
  • AJAX Support

For everybody's information, the committee is nearly done with the first early draft and it will be made available soon.

Comments

  1. Anonymous5:15 AM

    Is there any update on JSR 286 ?

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  2. Alexey Zavizionov4:24 AM

    The Portlet 2.0 Expert Group has made versions of Early Draft 2 available at http://ipc658.inf-swt.uni-jena.de/spec/

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  3. Alexey Zavizionov2:21 AM

    Working Drafts of the JSR 286 Expert Group http://ipc658.inf-swt.uni-jena.de/spec/

    PDF file http://ipc658.inf-swt.uni-jena.de/spec/JSR%202.0%20Spec/PortletSpec_20.pdf

    Portlet 2 xml deployment descriptor, my post http://zavizionov.blogspot.com/2007/04/portlet2-xml.html

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