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Tutorial: Hello World Portlet on Liferay

Dave has blogged about "building a hello world portlet for Liferay portal" here . Though the article is doesn't seems version specific, still as it is written on 1st April, so it should be for Liferay version 5.2.2.

JSR 286 Approved

You would be happy to know that the JSR 286 is approved and the final version should be available soon. By the time, you can have a look at final draft here . I am sure JSR 286 will prove a big leap forward in success of Java Portals. I congratulate spec lead Stefan Hepper and all expert group members for the efforts and hard work.

Portal Podcast

In the SharedInsights conference, me and my colleague Hari talk about key issues in portal arena like the need for portlets marketplace, lack of enterprise search and collaboration applications in the portal space etc. Please check out the podcast here.

Portal Podcast

In the SharedInsights conference, me and my colleague Hari talk about key issues in portal areana like a need for portlets marketplace, lack of enterprise search and collaboration applications in the portal space etc. Please check out the podcast here.

SAP NetWeaver Composition Environment Announced

SAP AG today announced that the Java EE 5-based SAP NetWeaver (R) Composition Environment (SAP NetWeaver CE), a next-generation set of standards-based and integrated composition tools, has been released to customers and partners for full production use. SAP NetWeaver CE, which is used for the development and deployment of composite applications, will also be available for a 30-day trial download on SAP Developer Network ( sdn.sap.com ) starting in May.................... Read More My Note: SAP's support for standards was always sloppy, especially JSR 168. So it is good to know that SAP is ahead in supporting standards this time.