The open source and open standards Java Portal.
JBoss Portal provides an open source platform for hosting and serving a portal's Web interface, publishing and managing its content, and customizing its experience. While most packaged Portal frameworks help enterprises launch Portals more quickly, only JBoss Portal delivers the benefits of a zero-cost open source license combined with a flexible and scalable underlying platform. We invite you to view the live demonstration and look through the feature list to understand the range of capabilities in our enterprise-class, standard-compliant, portal framework.
The JBoss Portal Project
| Getting Involved |
If you wish to get involved as a developer in the Portal project, please visit the forums and get to know people. Also, it is recommended you visit the JIRA pages to get a glimpse on the status or project tasks. All of the developers on the JBoss Portal project began as independent contributors to one JBoss project or another. JBoss core developers are guided by a meritocracy, and we hire talent anywhere in the world it may be. |
| Team |
Project Lead: Julien Viet. Developers: Thomas Heute, Boleslaw Dawidowicz, Chris Laprun, Sohil Shah, Matt Wringe, Permaine Cheung Support: Magesh Kumar Bojan, Martin Putz Quality Assurance: Prabhat Jha |
| Community |
Our forums are the main channel of communication between all community members. If you are experience problems, have questions, or simply want to meet the community, visit the forums.
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| Knowledge |
Official Documentation
Wiki Knowledge Base |
| Project Status |
JBoss Portal uses the JIRA tracking and project management system to organize and prioritize tasks. JBoss Portal | Open Issues | Roadmap |
| Acknowledgements | We would like to thank active and past contributors: Roy Russo, Dennis Przybyla, Jae Gangemi, Kevin Viet, Noel Rocher, Sherman Wood, Martin Holzner, Paul Tamaro, Mark Fernandez and some corporate contributors found in the Acknowledgements page. |
Scaling JBoss Portal to a new height
You may have guessed from previous blog that this was coming and it has. We have been working a lot on improving the performance and scalability (horizontal) of JBoss Portal lately and I am glad to te...
Developing portlets with the JBoss Portlet Bridge
To celebrate the latest Beta 4 release of the JBoss Portlet Bridge, I have written the final article in the three part series titled "Developing Portlets using JSF, Ajax, and Seam" published on infoq....
Portlet coordination
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JBoss Portal 2.7.0.CR1 is hot and available !
I am really happy to announce the release of JBoss Portal 2.7.0.CR1. Here is what happened since the Beta1 on top of bug fixes: We have been able to include in this release the new JBoss Portlet Bridg...
How to monitor portal session data and replication?
Lately we have been working a lot on improving JBoss Portal's performance and scalability. In this blog, I want to talk about how you can inspect what's in your session and how much data is getting re...
JBoss Portlet support in Eclipse
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Lurking at Hypersonic data
There are times when you want to look at your database data during development. It is also very common to keep using Hypersonic as a database during that same phase. But do you know how to look at you...
Julien Viet's Blog
I just want to signal people reading the JBoss Portal developer's blog that I just opened my official blog. I will share with you topics like portal, portlet, java, lot of cool stuff and my rants.
Developing Portlets using JSF, Ajax, and Seam (Part 1 of 3)
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JBoss Portal and EPP releases
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