9 posts tagged wsrp

Frank Rogers, a long-time Pierce County Republican and active member, has written an open letter to the state party chair, Luke Esser, regarding the handling of a vote at the convention last week. I’ve been mulling over some concerns about that vote for the last week and couldn’t settle on how (or whether) to blog about it.

Hypocrite spoke at Pierce County GOP Convention April 17th, 2008 by Republican By Default Terry Bergeson, WA State Superintendent of Public Instruction, spoke at the Pierce County GOP Convention on Saturday. Now we find out that she approved an effort to bring children from public schools in 25 counties to see the Dalai Lama.

Create a Simple WSRP portlet Tag: Java, WSRP, WebSphere — Yogesh @ 5:31 am WSRp stands for Web Services for Remote Portlets WSRP is an OASIS-approved network protocol standard designed for communications with remote portlets. The WSRP specification defines a web-service interface for interacting with presentation-oriented web services.

The OpenPortal WSRP Project v2 milestone 3 is now available for download. The OpenPortal WSRP Project version 2.0 is now feature complete and will be OASIS WSRP specification compliant whenever the OASIS WSRP specification would be approved.

Here is a new voice-over screencast that demonstrates the Web Services for Remote Portlets (WSRP) feature in Sun Java System Portal Server. In this screencast, I have explained how to create a WSRP Producer, Consumer, and a channel/container to publish remote portlets in Sun Java System Portal Server.

I recently stumbled upon this presentation from Gartner about Portal Scenarios. In one of the slides it talks about the 6 generations of Portal technology: from content aggregation to portal aggregation. -Quite interesting material although it is quite surprising how they manage to fit 6 generations in a time span of less then 10 years).

In a previous post Sweetxml: Styling my WSRP portlets - does these CSS classes really give us common look-and-feel? I had a first look at the styling guidance that comes with portlet standards JSR-168 and WSRP V1. Here's a short description of two projects that I found actually use the CSS style classes.

After being on hiatus from WSRP4J for three months, I’m back on the horse!  Now where did I leave off?  /me searches for failing tests…