[JBoss Portal] - Re: Needed functionality (requirements)
by jimisola
Antoine,
Thank you for your reply. Sadly, it was not much of a help.
I'm unable to find the portal presentation to be honest. I've already read product datasheet and feature list. The only online demo I find runs 2.2.1-RC2 which - from what I've read - misses out on a lot of the new and good stuff in 2.6.
The manuals have had their fair share of attention as well. To sum it up, I did not find any useful information on the things that I asked for in my original post - which I why I posted it.
I was hoping for an honest option on the different features/services, e.g. "yes, there is a picture gallery. but, it is very basic and if this is a key feature then product X might be a better choice.".
I can of course install JBoss Portal, OpenCMS, Liferay etc and have a look myself, but I rather get some initial information from the community and then go from there.
One crucial question is whether JBoss Portal supports multiple sites. I may have missed that information, but if it doesn't it is less of a candidate.
Also, the documentation does not mention "recommended" portlets or Best Practices.
Regards,
Jimisola
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[JBoss Seam] - Re: MC/Seam integration and unification
by gavin.kingï¼ jboss.com
anonymous wrote : Really, how so? Package format would remain the same as it currently is, except bootstrap and config of bootstrap is the same as embedded jboss, jboss.
If this Seam deployer could apply special deployment semantics to a standard Java EE 5 EAR, then great! In JBoss 4 this is not the case, special packaging and descriptors are required.
anonymous wrote : I looked at your code and what you're doing deployment wise is *exactly* the same as what the kernel does except it is solely specific to Seam, minus the flexility.
Our requirement in terms of deployment are pretty trivial and are handled by a very small amount of code which costs very little to maintain. Our requirements in terms of lifecycle management and context management are extremely nontrivial and can't be implemented on top of any other container that exists today.
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