[opencms-dev] Portal integration (portlet version?) - 2nd part

[Shi Yusen]

As our module is mentioned in your email, just say some words on the
module.

On JBoss Portal configuration, it's slightly different with jrs-168. For
example, jsr-168 requires deployment element exists in portlet.xml; in
JBoss Portal, the deployment element is defined in *-object.xml.
Currently, our OpenCms-Portlet module has only been tested on JBoss
Portal.

BTW, perhaps you need an extanded standard for your project. Here is an
example (sorry it's in Chinese):
http://www.langhua.cn/export/sites/default/xitong/jidi-portal-standards-20080519.pdf

Good luck,

Shi Yusen/Beijing Langhua Ltd.



在 2008-07-14一的 14:05 +0200，David Valls roure写道：
> Hi List,
> 
> last week i asked for the 'best' way to integrate web 2.0 functions in  
> an OpenCMS site. Now, bosses and customer have decided: we will  
> integrate existing WebSphere Portal 6.1 Installation with OpenCMS.
> 
> I've been looking for ready to install portlets that publish OpenCMS  
> pages as portlets, but the one i found (opencms portlet at  
> sourceforge) don't works as i expected; what i've seen is that  
> basically it requests OpenCMS server, reads response and writes all  
> tet to PortletOutputStream. Maybe i haven't installed or configured  
> correctly; but with portlet code that is what i've seen.
> 
> This is not such bad aproach, and in this way, i've developed a  
> redirection portlet that executes a request to a server (using commons  
> HTTPClient) to handle Http1.1 and cookies, gets all response and  
> parses it to an HTML document (using HTML Parser from sourceforge),  
> fix all links to follow them using same redirection portlet, and  
> embedded resources using a servlet Redirector; finally, it writes  
> modified text as text/html.
> 
> This way, we can include OpenCMS content in WebSphere Portal, but we  
> can't use direct editing feature nor using the administration console  
> inside the portal interface. It's not the best option, but we can  
> reach major functionality.
> 
> There is some portlet (commercial or opensource) that we can use to  
> add OpenCMS content to our site, and allowing the user to direct edit  
> page content? There is the possibility to do this? how?
> 
> Thanks in advice,
> 
> David Valls.
> 
> 
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