I have made available a very basic example application for the PortletWork framework. It does not do much besides supporting different portlet modes, some form submitting, and example of Spring support, but it can nevertheless aid as a template for PortletWork application development.
Yesterday, I tried to deploy the sample application to different portlet containers. Earlier, I have successfully deployed it to WebSphere Portal Server 5.x, JetSpeed2, Pluto and JBoss Portal. This time, Liferay and Gridsphere were the targets.
Deployment to Liferay quite straight forward once I got the server up and running, and did not require any additional descriptors. Just invoke an ant task, and off you go.
Gridsphere, however, was a bit more tedious. After a while, I found this resource describing the additional steps needed to get a JSR168 portlet up and running in Gridsphere. After adding the extra descriptors and library, everything was up and running.
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Hi Nils
You mentioned that you deployed portlet app on JBoss Portal If it is a struts 2 app through some portal bridge deployed on JBoss portal. Could you please post the app somewhere for download.
Thanks
Vishnu
vishnu.visa@gmail.com
Hi Nils
You mentioned that you deployed portlet app on JBoss Portal If it is a struts 2 app through some portal bridge deployed on JBoss portal. Could you please post the app somewhere for download.
Thanks
Sharad Bajpai
sharadtitan2006@gmail.com
Hey!
This is a really old post. Read some of the new posts at http://portletwork.blogspot.com to get some up to date information.
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