RE: [Springframework-developer] Portlet support

[Jeff B. <jwb...@ta...>]

Yes, I'm interested in the same answers. What servers are you looking at?
I'm reviewing eXo, GridSphere & Liferay - all are 168 compliant.  All 3 use
Hibernate. eXo uses pico ioc. eXo & Liferay build on Struts. They lack the
same quality documentation/support that I'm used to over here at Spring. eXo
has a really good eclipse plugin and uses JSF. I don't know if JSF is good
or bad, or if that's the only view/render option. I assume they must have
taglib if 168 compliant. So why JSF? Liferay lacks the most in documentation
and requires session beans. I really just started reviewing GridSphere today
and it looks really good. It appears to be a webSphere portal server clone.
They have this concept of dynamic actions that are passed to the JSP/view.
Anyone know about this?

I'd welcome comments from others who have experience / knowledge with 168
compliant portal servers.

Jeff W Boring


-----Original Message-----
From: spr...@li...
[mailto:spr...@li...]On Behalf
Of Rainer Schmitz
Sent: Thursday, April 22, 2004 9:26 AM
To: spr...@li...
Subject: [Springframework-developer] Portlet support


I followed the portlet thread a few days ago. I'm just starting to learn
about portlet development and as a Spring user I would like to use a
Portlet / Spring integration from the beginning.

Are there any examples on how to compbine portlets and spring? What's
the state of the FrameworkPortlet development?

Rainer



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