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A framework which will help small and medium business implement people processess in the organization with minimal cost
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Controls the lifecycle of portlet-like JSP components, does not require to install a portal engine. Components are either reloaded using traditional synchronous HTTP request/response cycle (Non-Ajax mode), or updated in-place (Ajax mode).
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Information portal based on Java technology, primary suited for educational purposes. Also suited for individuals and SME use.
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Liferay Toolbar is a java based Rich-Client-GUI (using Java-Swing and the OOoBean to integrate the OpenOffice.org components) for the famous Liferay Enterprise Portal.
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Genesis PCMS (Portal & Contents Management System) is a server tool with a Flash interface written in Java that facilitates the creation of web portals, integrating standard tools (portlets) (JSR-168) and contents from a standard repository (JSR-170).
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This portal does not use portlets. It uses JSTL and the structure is to similiar to postnuke and phpnuke. The objective is to have a very light portal with no need to construct a class by each change that is needed
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the most customizable portal: full i18n localization support; OS, web server, database independent; output: XHTML, PDF, RSS, TXT, RTF, WML, and more...
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Luxor is an open-source XML UI Language (XUL) toolkit in Java that lets you build UIs using XML and includes a web server, a portal engine (supporting RSS), a template engine (Velocity), a scripting interpreter (Python) and more.
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This is the "My Portal" Java/J2EE, JSR 168 compliant web portal system. It is a fork of the Liferay Enterprise Portal. We aim to build a non-EJB version of the Liferay Enterprise Portal that can be run in a standalone servlet container such as Tomcat.
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A complete server platform for business: web, database, portal, ecommerce, intranet, office, email, virtual office/VPN, security, groupware, CMS, CRM, workflow. Apache, LAMP, WAMP, J2EE, Zope, Webware,Perl,Python, jk2, portal kit, portlet, accounting/ERP
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The Sonoma Portal is a Java / XML based content management and portal application. A Simple architecture allows other Java classes and functionality to plugged into the system fairly easy.
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Servlet serving resources (css,js,img) depending on browser, language and selected skin. Recursive parsing to find the best match. Compatible to portal implementation. Replacement of <find-in-resource> jsp with /resource/...
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This is Java package to assist in many portal functions, including security, logging, naming, and e-mail. It uses both SQL and XML for database functions. This project is in its infancy, but has a lot of potential.
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An Java-based extensible Content Management System, focused mainly on an easily configurable backend, as well as some front-end portal components. Includes authentication, document, language and workflow modules. Based on Hibernate, Tapestry and Spring.
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University Mobile Portal (UMP): extensible application for setting up a mobile-accessible database with information about news and announcements within a university. News Fetcher, SMS/Email Reminder,Pinboard. Uses OS Software: Cocoon, Xindice, Kannel
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Open Content M is a framework of Content Management and portal components written in Progress 4GL. It runs on all platforms and databases supported by Progress Webspeed or compatible application server.
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StudentTrader is a web portal that offers students at every college in america with free classifieds as well as a creative book-trading tool that allows them to buy-sell-trade books from other students. Demo at http://www.studenttrader.com
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jSmithy-webmill project is early version of Webmill portal. In current moment Webmill project located at http://sourceforge.net/project/riverock
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jCharon Portal is an open source project to develop varied portlets following JSR 168 standard for both commercial and non-commercial use. jCharon Portal Framwork uses jakarta pluto as kernel and enhances it for a complete portal solution.
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DiGi is an open-source project providing infrastructure and tools for rapid building of portals. DiGi is a multi-portal system - you can create multiple portals in one installation. These portals can share content, user-base, permissioning, templates etc
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A highly customizable and extensible J2EE portal application based on portlet-like components. Our target is to provide a simple JSR168 implementation.
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Imbrium is a Java/J2EE based portal server with an integrated content management system. Imbrium offers a webbased interface to all of its administrative tasks. For end-users, Imbrium offers a growing set of ready to use portlets.
