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20060719 Wednesday July 19, 2006
AJAX in Sun Java Portal Server sample
Since last year, myself and others on the portal engineering team have been exploring AJAX for use with portlets and the Sun Java Portal Server product.  My teammate, Jai, has done a screencast demoing our latest work.  He covers the changes we have made to the "Enterprise Sample" portal to use AJAX.  We are using the DOJO toolkit libraries to add functionality to the portal container to allow asynchronous reloads of the channels for things like minimize, maximize, inline edit, etc.  It makes the "portal experience" much more compelling and brings Sun Java Portal Server in line with many of the new web portals (Google, Live.com, Netvibes, etc.) in terms of the expected functionality (using AJAX).

The "Enterprise Sample" portal is a sample portal to highlight portal features and is often used by sales engineers to demo the product in the field.  This new AJAX version is available to our sales teams now and will be rolled into an update to Portal Server soon.  Stay tuned.

posted by gregz Jul 19 2006, 04:33:22 PM MDT Permalink Comments [3]

Trackback URL: http://blogs.sun.com/gregz/entry/ajax_in_sun_java_portal
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Posted by deusjusmar on July 25, 2006 at 12:41 PM MDT #

Hm... you forgot to mention the start page service that just won the Web 2.0 award a few weeks ago -Pageflakes. Check it out at www.pageflakes.com - it got me hooked from day 1 and I am sure I am not the only one. Regards Gerry

Posted by Gerry on August 24, 2006 at 11:26 PM MDT #

Hi I am working on developing a back-office suite/solution for the hospitality industry. I was very impressed by live.com and pageflakes and i would like to similar navigation for the solution. There is working solution in place on .net framework 1.1, which is in use for last 3 years. Please let me know if you would like to undertake the development of this project. Thanks Shekhar

Posted by Shekhar on July 21, 2007 at 11:53 PM MDT #

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