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The Portal Foundation Classes is a J2EE library for developing highly interactive portal applications. The developer can focus on creating valuable interfaces without spending too much time on functionalities like rendering, layout, or validation.
iVia is an Internet subject portal or virtual library system. As a hybrid expert and machine built collection creation and management system, resources can be crawled and metadata and selected full-text can be automatically generated/extracted.
POCKET is a set of free open-source components for portal development and are provided for the public so as to provide rapid development and component reuse.
The components are written in Java and thus are platform independent. Currently, we focus on JSP
This project about music advertising web application develope using JavaServer Pages technology. This project also implementing JavaMail that including in J2EE technology.
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MiniPortal is a lightweight JSR-168 compliant portlet container. It does not aim to be a substitute for an enterprise portal, but rather a JAR library with minimal dependencies that can be included in any Java web application.