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

[David Valls roure]

Hi Shi,

i'm sorry if my email bothered you, but the only thing I've done is to  
expose some questions and problems that I have. I did'nt say that your  
portlet was wrong, I also explained that I don't know if I have  
configured it well.

Your email has not served me too much, less the specification in  
Chinese. Thanks anyway for your reply.

Someone else can help me?

Thank you very much,

David Valls.
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Date: Mon, 14 Jul 2008 23:30:24 +0800
From: Shi Yusen <shiys at langhua.cn>
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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.



? 2008-07-14?? 14:05 +0200?David Valls roure???

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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.