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About the Bridge
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The JBoss Portlet Bridge is a non-final draft implementation of the JSR-301 and JSR-329 specifications to support JSF within a portlet and with added enhancements to support other web frameworks. Currently the bridge supports any combination of JSF, Seam, and RichFaces to run inside a portlet.
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Announcement:3.x now on GitHub!
I'm pleased to announce that moving forward all development on the 3.x series of the JBoss PortletBridge will be on GitHub!
You can find the current code at https://github.com/jbossportletbridge/jbossportletbridge
In the near future I'll be adding information about how to contribute with GitHub, but feel free to request new features, or comment on existing ones, through JIRA
I look forward to greater collaboration with the community by making the codebase easily accessible.
Regards
Ken Finnigan
Which Bridge Version Should I Use?
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This project covers 2 specifications. The 1.0 branch covers JSR-301 and trunk covers JSR-329. For a little under 2 years, the 1.0 bridge has been undergoing active development, but right after we released 1.0.0.CR2, we also released an alpha implementation of the newer and better 2.0 bridge. |
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So, in an effort to keep things new and innovative we started on the 2.0 bridge which gives JSF apps a lot more power in a portlet environment. And since it solves many difficult problems that 1.0 had, we will drop development of the 1.0 codebase in favor of 2.0. At this time the JBoss Portlet Bridge is only supported to run on GateIn and or JBoss Portal.
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